My most favorite soldering video right now. For 10 years so since my childhood, i never understood what is flux used for... Now i get it. Thanks a lot.
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This was great, I've been looking for "how to repair motherboard no power" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Giyathan Bewildering Gratification - (just google it ) ? It is a great one off product for discovering how to repair your electronic items like a wizard minus the hard work. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my m8 got excellent success with it.
Wow thank you! I’ve just started learning to solder as I have gotten into pinball machines. I noticed I have a few broken solder joints and everyone said to reflow. I was unsure of the method which lead me here. I also now understand the need for flux.
What is on the brush that you are using to clean off the flux at the end? DUH! Never mind - I just read it in the description. Thanks for the great video!
Maybe just for the purpose of the video?.. but Yeah, he went a bit ott with re-soldering a perfectly good joint twice. More danger of heat damaging the component when you do that.
what would be the actual downside of a bad soldering? I have one bad soldering I did (it didn't get the shiny look), but the pads arecompromised, so I don't want to risk fixing it... I would guess more resistence is added to the circuit, as it looks more oxidised, but I found no aditional resistence with multimeter...
For common pcb and electronic components, maximum temperature of soldering iron i used is 400°C Lead-free solder 350~400°C, Lead solder 315~400°C (dependent on size of chip, pins, solder pads, trace width, heatsink ability of chip and pcb) . And soldering as fast as possible
Androkavo thank you, I never used these high temperatures. Maybe that was the reason that I am getting worst results from my solder station (989d+) compared with my old JCB 30w soldering iron Keep the good work on this channel
I have a JBC (CD-2BE) and I rarely touch the temperature control on mine. It defaults to 325 and I just leave it there for both through-hole and SMD. I use lead solder with flux core.
Question for anyone who might have an answer: I have some flux-cored solder, would there be any reason why I'm still getting cold-solder joints other than "not enough flux"?
It depends on what you are solding, but typically people who have not been trained properly will make the mistake of heating the solder and trying to get it to stick to the work when the proper way is to heat the work and flow the solder onto the hot work. In this video he is actually doing it wrong, and it's costing him a LOT of time.
Dependent on size of chip, pins, pads, heatsink ability of chip and pcb lead solder 300~400C, lead-free solder 350~400C, and soldering as fast as possible
Mine was sparking but if i bent it, it would work but last night it started sparking and burning, i went to solder it ita not working again even tho everything looks ok
Soo true, at fist I had no idea why I having a hard time soldering, then I found my uncles rusty can of solder. I don't even know if it's expired or gone bad but it still works lol
Чем полчаса елозить паялником перегревая диод нужно было вначале залудить припаячьный пятак и контакты диода с использованием пинцета для расеивания теплового импульса защишая тем самым диод от перегрева!
99% Isopropyl Alcohol. I usually scrub it with a small chip brush over a paper towel. Some people use a toothbrush. Let it dry and residue flux is gone.
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My most favorite soldering video right now. For 10 years so since my childhood, i never understood what is flux used for... Now i get it. Thanks a lot.
You taught me why we use flux, thank you
hey ,if anyone else wants to learn about
electronics repair services
try Saankramer Electronic Magazine System (just google it ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my co-worker got excellent success with it.
This was great, I've been looking for "how to repair motherboard no power" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Giyathan Bewildering Gratification - (just google it ) ? It is a great one off product for discovering how to repair your electronic items like a wizard minus the hard work. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my m8 got excellent success with it.
I realized the importance of flux only after I found your channel!
I improved my soldering skill watching your tutorial videos. Big thanks, Mr. Androkavo. Have a good one
Wow thank you! I’ve just started learning to solder as I have gotten into pinball machines. I noticed I have a few broken solder joints and everyone said to reflow. I was unsure of the method which lead me here. I also now understand the need for flux.
Thank you very much! Your video is definitely the most useful for non professionals, awesome!
I had no idea flux made that much of a difference. Wow
Please make a video how use correct tip soldering
Good flux.
MCN-UV80.
I work fine with any flux.
Colofonia +alcahol isopropilic
What is on the brush that you are using to clean off the flux at the end? DUH! Never mind - I just read it in the description. Thanks for the great video!
Nice videos! Can you tell me What the different temperatures are that you are using? :)
You Are Awesome!! You teach soldering so Good!! Subscribed!!
Dear Androkavo! Very good! Teach me please, what a camera or/and other equipment do you used for filming like this?
microscope Andonstar ADSM201 and soldering station Quick 705
Thank you, m8! It is a big and expensive thing :)
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
What do you use to clean the leftover flux? Alcohol?
Yes, alcohol
Which alcohol , isopropyl alcohol ?
Mr Rahul Pathak isopropyl alcohol is the standard cleaner for electronics. I wouldnt use anything else.
why did you solder an egg?
/s
lol...thats funny
It is egg with light
So what temperature is the best
Curious why, once you were at temp and had the proper amount of flux, did you go in twice on each joint?
Maybe just for the purpose of the video?.. but Yeah, he went a bit ott with re-soldering a perfectly good joint twice. More danger of heat damaging the component when you do that.
You can training me repair shift component, up side down , mounting on the side, reversed chip
Soldering aluminum PCBs is much easier if you preheat them.
what the fuck does it mean to pre heat them ? you mean HEAT THEM ? madafaka engrish do you sprechenzi it >?
@@nicholassage2076 he means to heat them before you start working on them, and he speaks normal English, that sentence could qualify as C2 level
Talk about GLOW UP god damn
what temp are you doing this at? thanks!
This helps so much.
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
what would be the actual downside of a bad soldering? I have one bad soldering I did (it didn't get the shiny look), but the pads arecompromised, so I don't want to risk fixing it... I would guess more resistence is added to the circuit, as it looks more oxidised, but I found no aditional resistence with multimeter...
it's not as resilient. If you're never going to move the circuit you made it's fine
You are the best.
What is a cold solder joint ? is that the same as "Dry Joint "
Great channel. Subscribed!
Which temperatures do you commonly use? And which is the maximum temperature that you recommend not to exceed?
For common pcb and electronic components, maximum temperature of soldering iron i used is 400°C
Lead-free solder 350~400°C, Lead solder 315~400°C (dependent on size of chip, pins, solder pads, trace width, heatsink ability of chip and pcb) . And soldering as fast as possible
Androkavo thank you, I never used these high temperatures. Maybe that was the reason that I am getting worst results from my solder station (989d+) compared with my old JCB 30w soldering iron
Keep the good work on this channel
I have a JBC (CD-2BE) and I rarely touch the temperature control on mine. It defaults to 325 and I just leave it there for both through-hole and SMD. I use lead solder with flux core.
super helpful. Great Video!
Do you use rosin flux or normal flyx
Very instructional. Thanks
Thanks man this actually helped
and try to avoid soldering something on a heatsink . it will take for ever
you must be fall in love with flux! haha
I know, he probably goes through more flux than solder! For the kind of work I do, the flux in the core of the solder is adequate 95% of the time.
What is the brand of flux you use
Awesome video
what did you use to remove flux residue?
Ralph Klein Guevarra, alcohol
We cannot clean flux without alchol ? We can clean flux with any soda water or a soap water
Not sure, you can try
Question for anyone who might have an answer: I have some flux-cored solder, would there be any reason why I'm still getting cold-solder joints other than "not enough flux"?
It depends on what you are solding, but typically people who have not been trained properly will make the mistake of heating the solder and trying to get it to stick to the work when the proper way is to heat the work and flow the solder onto the hot work. In this video he is actually doing it wrong, and it's costing him a LOT of time.
@@marktaylor8315 True, and way to much flux, it's flowing all over the place
@@telo6739 he can just clean it
Thanks!
God bless you
I get it, flux is magic paste.
Tnx it was helpful
How do you heat the pad? Please answer
pad on heatsink pcb, just use high temperature 400~450C
What is the best temperature in degree C you use to solder?
Dependent on size of chip, pins, pads, heatsink ability of chip and pcb
lead solder 300~400C, lead-free solder 350~400C, and soldering as fast as possible
Very nice man
Hello, what kind of flux do you use
MECHANIC MCN-UV80 - another video - ua-cam.com/video/fef4_epjrSI/v-deo.html
Mechanic MCN-UV80
It should less than 3 seconds when we soldering the LED bead. I guess you already damage the LED.
sorry used flux and it still didnt work
name of flux???
enzo diablo flux dont have additional name
LED-killer!
Mine was sparking but if i bent it, it would work but last night it started sparking and burning, i went to solder it ita not working again even tho everything looks ok
almost a perfect video. If you turned down the music and narrated
Use flux
omg stop moving your iron - you'll get it wayyyy faster
I put flux on my wife, it didn't fix her dryness?
Ouch. Pathetic.
i hate the sticky tin without the flux. it's so anoying.
Awesome video
Hello Androkavo, your videos are really helpful. I want to ask what is the correct soldering temperature. Is it depend on what solder I use?
Lead solder 315c to 350c. Lead free solder 370c to 400c.
6ys old, but perfect timing for me to find
so when you say temperature, are you saying 390 degrees instead of 350 degrees?
This video alone boosts your soldering skill by 90% if you're a beginner 👍
Soo true, at fist I had no idea why I having a hard time soldering, then I found my uncles rusty can of solder. I don't even know if it's expired or gone bad but it still works lol
Im here to fix my analog stick of my ps2 controller.
Thank you for sharing! Your work gave me new insights!
Is the The Sims music?
Awesome!
Excellent work!
Чем полчаса елозить паялником перегревая диод нужно было вначале залудить припаячьный пятак и контакты диода с использованием пинцета для расеивания теплового импульса защишая тем самым диод от перегрева!
What is the difference between MCN-UV80 and MCN-UV50?
crazy how good is flux, yet its not easy to find and not readily available .
Pretty cool that you were able to solder a fried egg like that.
How did you heat the pad? An extra tool underneath?
I will now use this video for training purposes.
Hello, Is that low temperature you're using?
How will i know if my temperature is too high or low?
Another very useful demonstration.
Flux là nhựa thông à@@
Great! videos. very informative and helpful Thanks ☺
Excellent demo, thank you!
Thank you 😄
Eres el mejor!
okk
what do you use to clean flux?
99% Isopropyl Alcohol. I usually scrub it with a small chip brush over a paper towel. Some people use a toothbrush. Let it dry and residue flux is gone.