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Re: Acer MS2264 Hard disk Password Need.
what hard drive is in the machine?
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Re: Dell inspiron 1545 PP41L Does Not Charge Battery
The center pin wire on the PA 21 adapter is very fine , This wire is the signal to check and charge the battery
These do fail . when plugged in works great but does not charge the battery.
I would try with a working adapter before you start to test smd
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Re: Sony VGN-FS980: broken joint or BGA?
Thesloc is totally correct. Here is a typical reflow profile for you to look at
[ATTACH]33300[/ATTACH]...Last edited by skywalker; 12-26-2011, 04:14 PM.
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dell e6410 Bios Password
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Re: reballing temperatures
There is a big difference temperature wise whether you are attempting to re-flow the bga rather than remove it. Most lead free solders melting point is 217c , you say your temps are 230c this is a good temp for re flowing the chip
all that you have said should be given good results when removing the chip.
I think you may need to experiment more with your machine , first of all I would try another site close to the chip for the Tc and allow between 1-2mm away from the chip I own a jovy which is very similar in comparison to one of the ersa...
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Re: reballing temperatures
Could you give me more info on the flux you are using ,There are some excellent liquid fluxes out there but they all have different purposes. I think the problem you are relating to is you are trying to remove the chip to early and or there might not be enough even spread of the flux under the chip for the heat dispensation . Could also be the placement
of the TC on the board are you putting some flux around the TC. There are a number of reasons why this could happen , but we will accomplish this in the end
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Re: reballing temperatures
Do you have any experience within the reflow industry? Please be honest and I will try and help you out.
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Re: reballing temperatures
You don't say in your post what method you are using to remove the chip, are you using flux ?
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Re: connector identification needed
Yes this is missing a cable in the picture , I need about 100 of these connectors , Does anyone know where to purchase these from.
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connector identification needed
I am looking to source this connector, I have endlessly tried to search for the part but to no avail. this connector is widely used for connecting laptop modems Ethernet and bluetooth modules
Could anyone help me into sourcing this part
For size comparrison i have taken this picture next to a cpu...
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Re: dv6000 wont charge or power on
I dont see how this would work . unleaded solder reflow at 217+c...
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Re: acer 5920 g blinking power adapter
Thank you very much for the info pc118 was at fault....
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acer 5920 g blinking power adapter
I have been given an acer 5920g with a problem , When you plug the jack in the power adapter led blinks. I know this is a common problem with some acer models , has anyone dealt with these power issues .
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Re: HP G61 Screen goes black
You do not need to reflow / reball the gpu as the unit displays on an external
monitor
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Re: compaq m2000 cap problem
Thanks for the reply will try this and let you know. Thank You
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Re: New member, bear with me....
I always use [url]http://lqv77.com/2010/02/05/laptop-schematics-toan-tap/[/url]
for schematics
use google translate for the forum
all schematic docs are in englishRe: New member, bear with me....<br ...are in englishRe: New member, bear with me....
I always use [url]http://lqv77.com/2010/02/05/laptop-schematics-toan-tap/[/url]
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Re: compaq m2000 cap problem
Any ideas. 37 views and only 2 replys. Any help much appreciated
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