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Hot air rework = fun PDF Print E-mail
Written by Evan   
Wednesday, 18 July 2007

Desoldered and resoldered chips
I got a chance to play around with a hot-air rework station today.  The station is the CSI-825++ from Circuit Specialists Inc.  I just desoldered a bunch of chips from an old modem, and then tried soldering some back on.

It was surprisingly easy - removal was as simple as grabbing the part with tweezers, and going over it with the air for about 5-10 secs and it popped right off.  Soldering a chip on was not much more difficult - apply some liquid flux, hold the part in place, heat it, and then just nudge the part to position it if needed.  Still only takes 10-15 secs of heat. 

Wide angle of the board, many chips removed
Closeup of a resoldered chip
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