What is a mechanical solder sucker?

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  • johnnyh55
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    • Oct 2015
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    #101
    Re: What is a mechanical solder sucker?

    Well according to post #4 in this thread, it's perfectly fine to replace the aluminum electrolytic caps with solid polymer ones:

    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...40&postcount=4

    Is that true?

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    • stj
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      • Dec 2009
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      #102
      Re: What is a mechanical solder sucker?

      yes, if you select it carefully.

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      • johnnyh55
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        #103
        Re: What is a mechanical solder sucker?

        Originally posted by stj
        yes, if you select it carefully.
        Ok, can you elaborate on select carefully? I was only going by 680uf and 4volts.

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        • stj
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          #104
          Re: What is a mechanical solder sucker?

          what is the original cap details?

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          • johnnyh55
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            #105
            Re: What is a mechanical solder sucker?

            from what i can res 680uf 4volts 105c TMJ and on the top its written 67 c7

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            • lookimback
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              #106
              Re: What is a mechanical solder sucker?

              I've used the spring loaded ones for years and never damaged a board. I used to really hate them, but then I discovered that a bit of silicon grease injected into the tip prevents the solder from sticking and makes them work pretty good.
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              • stj
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                #107
                Re: What is a mechanical solder sucker?

                Originally posted by johnnyh55
                from what i can res 680uf 4volts 105c TMJ and on the top its written 67 c7
                that sounds like a poly already - got a foto?

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                • johnnyh55
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                  #108
                  Re: What is a mechanical solder sucker?

                  They are exactly like this
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                  • johnnyh55
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                    #109
                    Re: What is a mechanical solder sucker?

                    Actually I guess it's a poly since it doesn't have the vents on top. So my question is can I replace this capacitor with a sleeveless capacitor? It basically looks like an all metal cap but it has the same values.
                    Last edited by johnnyh55; 11-04-2015, 08:47 AM.

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                    • johnnyh55
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                      #110
                      Re: What is a mechanical solder sucker?

                      If anyone could help me choose some 680uf 4v capacitors below:

                      http://www.digikey.ca/product-search...=0&pageSize=25


                      I don't know exactly what ESR value to look for but I would like the capacitors to be close to 8mmx8mm although there is not much choice in those dimensions. I would need the width to be as close to 8mm as possible so they don't touch each other side by side.

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                      • johnnyh55
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                        #111
                        Re: What is a mechanical solder sucker?

                        Well I got all the capacitors in, not sure if I should power up the board, i'm not confident in skills. Do you guys think it looks ok or some things might be shorted once power is applied?
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