board washing
2006-05-18 by Eric Wood
Is it ok for me to skip board washes? Like to do
two instead of four. How crucial is this. It kind of seems like alot to wash the
board in the middle of a resistor stuff for example.
Thanks.
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board washing
Re: [motm] board washing
2006-05-18 by Greg Amann
Wash your board! Yes, it is crucial. I repeat: WASHEREENO!
On 18-May-06, at 1:09 AM, Eric Wood wrote:
Is it ok for me to skip board washes? Like to do two instead of four. How crucial is this. It kind of seems like alot to wash the board in the middle of a resistor stuff for example. Thanks.YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS
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Re: [motm] board washing
2006-05-18 by Paul Schreiber
Is it ok for me to skip board washes? Like to do two instead of four. How crucial is this. It kind of seems like alot to wash the board in the middle of a resistor stuff for example. Thanks. Yes, as long as the time is *less* than 1 hour between washings. NEVER stop soldering and then not wash for overnight. Paul S.
Re: board washing
2006-05-19 by djbrow54
I left one of my boards without washing overnight. What a mess. It took quite a bit of work to clean it up later. Lucky I just had resistors on the board. Do as Paul describes. Dave --- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@...> wrote: > > Is it ok for me to skip board washes? Like to do two instead of four. How > crucial is this. It kind of seems like alot to wash the board in the middle of a > resistor stuff for example. Thanks. > > Yes, as long as the time is *less* than 1 hour between washings. NEVER stop
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> soldering and then not wash for overnight. > > Paul S. >