You can click on my avatar Thunderdrones and then "start a conversation" in gold writing.
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You can click on my avatar Thunderdrones and then "start a conversation" in gold writing.
OK just done that....The order is gone into you
Thanks. Circuit boards dont usually give me a hard time, but the size of the solder joint for the motor wires plus the high melting temperature of the solder, make it hard work with a normal iron. With my Hakko, it takes 2 seconds for the solder joint to break free. With my old Weller, it just couldnt do the job without damaging the boards.
My favorite test tip for removing the motor solders from the main board is a chisel tip. It's my go-to tip for most bigger solders. You can use a pinpoint tip for the front LEDS wires, but youre doing a back, so wont need that.
T18-D24 Chisel Tip
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