What do you call those metal tips that are attached to the ends of wires (crimped to the insulation) that get soldered into circuit boards?
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Re: Those little metal tips
Crimp Connectors? a picture might helpPlease upload pictures using attachment function when ask for help on the repair
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Re: Those little metal tips
Maybe they are some sort of connecting pins for connecting wires to the circuitboard without wiring them.
The only thing I think of is a spade connector, but those aren't supposed to be soldered to a pcb.
Muh-soggy-kneeComment
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Re: Those little metal tips
These perhaps?
R.S linky.
Scroll down that page and you will see them i think.Comment
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Re: Those little metal tips
Probably this:
http://www.digikey.com/product-searc...re-pin/1442847
or this
http://www.digikey.com/product-searc...-board/1442848Comment
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Those clips look like the same ones from a radioshack RCA plugComment
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I can post pictures later. If theyre the same part I can send you some.Comment
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Terminals.Don't Bin It - Repair It.Comment
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Can a laptop still work without one of the soldered ram?
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I tried on a MacBook Air and also an Asus laptop and it seems no possible without a replacement. At least, not just removing the faulty one.
Sometimes for the seek of data recovery on a flash soldered drive on the mainboard,... -
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i Was trying different types of wick, flux - no difference. I can't even clean one full socket and i need to use deoxidizer in half-time.
Temperature: 350-365celsius
station: jbc cd-2bqe
Wick: edsyn
flux: warton hf rework jelly
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Sometimes, when I didn't work with the notebook for a few minutes, after I touch the touchpad, the image confused and the system locks ( See Down Picture). I have to turn the system...
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