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Serum · 11.04.2007, 11:31 AM

A friend of mine once had an issue with a microprocessor in a beamer; i remember he removed all the shrink wrapped items and put it in an oven.

you can get very tiny blow-holes for a paint removing. If you know a certain part is damaged, just put the soldering iron on that particular part and let the heat flow through..

You can solder an SMD part with a very small tip on the soldering iron. Remove the tin from the board before you start soldering though, otherwise there might appear a weird tension in the part/weld to remove tin you can use litze.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	11.04.2007, 11:31 AM A friend of mine once had an issue with a microprocessor in a beamer; i remember he removed all the shrink wrapped items and put it in an oven. you can get very tiny blow-holes for a paint removing. If you know a certain part is damaged, just put the soldering iron on that particular part and let the heat flow through.. You can solder an SMD part with a very small tip on the soldering iron. Remove the tin from the board before you start soldering though, otherwise there might appear a weird tension in the part/weld to remove tin you can use litze.