DIY SMD Desoldering Station from old Coffee Maker

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💥In this video you watched how I'm turned an old Krups coffee maker into a SMD parts desoldering station.
Also keep my Coffee always warm😍🔥
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@puttster2003 Рік тому

Well done, but crimp for the earth wire join might be safer than solder. The solder joint could fail with the heat and your first indication might be an electric shock.

@MatsK007 Рік тому

Extend the earth wire, NOOOOOOOO! Strip the power cord a bit and get a longer earth wire!

@thiloreichelt4199 Рік тому

@@MatsK007 I do not see a problem in extending the wire itself. The connection should be crimped (safer), the wire should be green-yellow and he should make sure the PE is the longest wire to make it tear off last.

@michaelthomsen8771 11 місяців тому

It's a much bigger problem that he solders the wires he screws into the terminal block. That'll give loose connections very soon

@DrHarryT 11 місяців тому

NO crimp is better than a proper solder joint.

@DrHarryT 11 місяців тому

@@thiloreichelt4199 The color is easily identifiable at the base of the extension and a shrink tube sealed proper solder connection is rock solid [gas tight with molecular bonding] and will never fail unlike a crimp could. Shrink tube is high temp and won't melt.

@MrNside 11 місяців тому

10:47 it's funny you can see all the old flux boiling. Drives me crazy that it never gets cleaned off of hand-soldered parts. A coworker gave me a nice 2.1 Logitech PC speaker system for free because it was making noise when adjusting the volume and one of the speakers kept cutting out. I took the wired controller apart and cleaned the potentiometer for the volume, and that got rid of the scratching, but the speaker still cut out. After tearing the sub enclosure apart, and looking at the control board that split the signal to all the different speakers, I saw the issue. Little wired pigtails to the board to the ports on the sub box were hand-soldered and the flux had remained gooey and collected tons of dust. I simply cleaned those spots with alcohol and a toothbrush to get rid of the flux-dust-sludge, and then tested it. No more speaker cut out. I've been using those speakers for longer (4yrs) than the guy who gave them to me did (about 2yrs) Moral: clean your flux. It doesn't matter if the flux is non-conductive, the dust that impregnates it potentially is conductive.

@davidrichter9164 11 місяців тому

Boo hoo 😢.

@michaellacrosse9546 11 місяців тому

Thanx🎉 I didn't know what to do with my coffee maker since it was almost new when I got a Nescafe Dolce Gusto as a gift,now I know,Thanx a million I am definitely going to re- purpose mine now❤❤❤❤

@wojciechbajon 11 місяців тому

I thought you'd be adding some kind of microcontroller, but... This is better!

@lablackzed Рік тому

Simplicity the mother of invention 👍

@Richard-mz7qu 11 місяців тому

Oh my goodness, I enjoy doing projects like this! I can almost hear my wife in the background, "I thought I threw that in the trash." My reply, "One wife's trash is a husband's treasure." or something like that. lol Great channel, new subscriber.

@Simon_Rafferty 11 місяців тому

I just use an old Iron (you know - the things some people use to make their clothes flat, for some reason!). Stick it upside down in a vice, dial up the temperature you want - and the solder flows!

@MemoGrafix 10 місяців тому

You Sir THUMBS UP. I have De-Soldered with a De-Soldering iron of which can be tedious. This is good instead of sacrificing a frying pan, and the heat is more controlled electrically only increasing up to a point rather than with fire & a frying pan.

@CXensation 11 місяців тому

Super tip !😊

@migalito1955 11 місяців тому

Darn good idea. I've taken several apart to salvage their pumps and heating elements but have not had one with a thermostat which is needed for this surface mounted soldering device. I'd like to find one after seeing this video.

@williamwong5627 Рік тому

The coffee maker is a perfect stand for the modified heater. I have a slow cooker but having problems mounting the heating plate. Now I am looking out for coffee maker. Great job.

@user-iu8jo5qm9w Рік тому

Reversed iron save you.

@giogigola3254 2 місяці тому

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@kauegoncalves9532 26 днів тому

Great idea !

@stabironabb 11 місяців тому

Awesome idea 💡

@mesterak Рік тому

What a novel idea. Nicely done!

@ErCanEverything Рік тому

I'm glad you liked it my Friend🙂🤝🍀

@ryanybos Рік тому

Nicely done I have 3 I will be mod'ing thanks for the video ErCan Everything

@matmendez9412 Рік тому

muy buena idea , gran trabajo

@tendosingh5682 11 місяців тому

12 years and internals so clean...

@wilmarreyes5962 11 місяців тому

Thanks for sharing. Bright idea about smd compoments removal, just also consider the maximum temperature withstand of the components if can be use again.

@bitosdelaplaya 11 місяців тому

What a good idea !!!👌👌

@welderart81 2 роки тому

this is a difficult fix....if you don't struggle in your field...you really master it...i salute.....good job. Thank you for share

@ErCanEverything 2 роки тому

Thank you🙏🤝

@madvelila 11 місяців тому

Good video!

@jean-philippedognon8814 11 місяців тому

Well done

@kareno8634 11 місяців тому

*Excellent* All the way Around. : }

@downtheshedwithjason 11 місяців тому

cool idea

@user-fn6pi7by4u Рік тому

Cool my friend... Cool.

@t1d100 11 місяців тому

Excellent

@laszlohentes61 Рік тому

thx bro!

@DjaniAgain 2 роки тому

Second life for used items 👌 It works great by the way. Looks very easy to replace SMD parts! 👏

@ErCanEverything 2 роки тому

It was really very easy to replace SMD parts with this device

@sddiymakeitworthit7512 2 роки тому

That’s nice job 👍

@ErCanEverything 2 роки тому

Thank you my Friend🙏🤝

@FixitEasyDIY 2 роки тому

Отново много добро видео! Благодаря!

@ErCanEverything 2 роки тому

Благодаря Приятелю🙂

@jantepas7511 Рік тому

Thanks for sharing, tutorial. Very useful.

@ErCanEverything Рік тому

I'm glad you liked it my Friend🙂🤝

@sambish1981 2 роки тому

Great idea, but that earth wire needs some thermal insulation on it.

@arnoldbencz6886 Рік тому

Super!

@zanderarruda4210 Рік тому

PERFEITO!!!!!!

@ziadfawzi 3 місяці тому

Thank you so much

@mickwolf1077 Рік тому

You could also pump air through where the water goes to make hot air soldering/desoldering device.

@lenslens7379 Рік тому

You must need metallic pipe🤔

@mickwolf1077 Рік тому

silicon pipe might work, that stuff is oven proof

@Edmorbus Рік тому

its very useful, great job Thanks for sharing

@ErCanEverything Рік тому

I'm glad you liked it my Friend🙂🤝🍀

@killtrocity6857 11 місяців тому

Well done 👏 On a coffee maker you rub mud on to make look old

@Tugitu 2 роки тому

I have never seen anything like this before, its very useful, great job again 👏👏👏

@ErCanEverything 2 роки тому

Thank you my Friend🙏🤝🙂

@igorbogordetski2319 Рік тому

u r lucky unless u use it for coffee mug

@JoseManuel-of9xy Рік тому

És um grande artista parabéns pelo seu trabalho

@ErCanEverything Рік тому

Thanks for the kind words and glad you liked it my Friend🙂🤝🍀

@j.lietka9406 Рік тому

Did you slowly increase the temperature on those small circuit boards? Thank you 🤓

@NemoO4567 10 місяців тому

Beautiful work!Thanks!Красивая работа!Спасибо!

@ErCanEverything 10 місяців тому

Thank you my Friend🙏🙂🤝 Благодаря🍀

@electronic7979 2 роки тому

Güzel bir geridönüşüm projesi olmuş. Emeklerinize sağlık.

@ErCanEverything 2 роки тому

Teşekkür ederim🙏🤝

@llewellyn56 Рік тому

damn. great idea. thank you....

@ErCanEverything Рік тому

I'm glad you liked it my Friend🙂🤝🍀

@TorquemadaRex Рік тому

I had the same Coffee Maker, he brewed awesome Coffee as long it worked.

@valtersouzaribeiro761 Рік тому

Bom dia parabens muito bom

@josedias4664 Рік тому

Ótima ideia parabéns

@ErCanEverything Рік тому

Thank you🙂🤝

@jvegazorro Рік тому

WOW!!!!!!!

@flexiblebirdchannel 11 місяців тому

Cool, I once had the same coffee machine, but it was from 1975, so there may be not so many anymore around. After the glass pot was broken mine went into a heated magnetic stirrer, not a hot plate. I never expected that the plastic encasement could withstand temperatures above 120 °C. Please consider the emission index when pointing to metallic surfaces with an IR thermometer.

@ozanpress 11 місяців тому

Thermal fuses on coffee machines usually rated around 215 C

@WathetM 2 роки тому

Kerja Yang Bagus 👍👍👍

@ErCanEverything 2 роки тому

Thank you🙏🤝

@ozanpress 11 місяців тому

Wow that machine built in good quality which uses metal tubes

@MemoGrafix 10 місяців тому

Older stuff prior to the 1980s was made better. But Planned Obsolescence been put in place since before the 1940s. A TV My Father bought a couple years before I was born 1965 lasted all they way to the very early 1990s before it finally gave up the Ghost when My Father couldn't get anymore replacement Vacuum Tubes to match TV. Now TVs/other Appliances/Electronics are lasting less than 3-12 years with only light use.

@FRS-zu4gl Рік тому

Bravo

@ErCanEverything Рік тому

Thanl you🙂🤝

@JuancarlosRamirezM-lv1io 11 місяців тому

Súper boy a fabricarla tengo uno de estos por hay

@makeandfixathome 2 роки тому

👍👍👍👍👍👍 nice !!

@ErCanEverything 2 роки тому

Thank you my Friend🙏🤝

@makeandfixathome 2 роки тому

@@ErCanEverything ❤

@marcbaflast7271 11 місяців тому

Il faut de tout pour faire un monde. Je ne pense pas que cette idée ou cette décision soit inutile. Au contraire. Merci.❤😮😅

@mevk1 9 місяців тому

I can think of more efficient ways of keeping my coffee hot. As an SMD remover your mod has potential though maybe some sensitive parts require slower heat soaking times and burn up at elevated temps.

@jairogurgel3059 11 місяців тому

Aqui e BRASUL nuito massasua ideia valeu

@christopherleubner6633 11 місяців тому

Ironically that was gonna be the fate of a trash picked ninja coffee maker if I couldn't fix it. Has a very nice heater unit with thermistor feedback in it.

@bikinglikebecker 11 місяців тому

👍👍

@lenslens7379 Рік тому

You are genius 👍 Can I make soldering pot bath with this?

@ErCanEverything Рік тому

If you put some kind of metal cup on it it will

@ErCanEverything Рік тому

Thank you🙂🤝

@rubenvictorbustos4227 11 місяців тому

👍

@carneum5128 14 днів тому

with that heat components can be dead or fail?

@josemaCba 11 місяців тому

@worobaaer7010 Рік тому

Maybe you should keep the arm for the infared thermometer and maybe a lamp... For night work and for easy temp adjustments

@boycotkeaton 10 місяців тому

That's smart or maybe a light magnifying glass for the tiny tiny work

@goku445 Рік тому

Creative! Not the best to use it for food application too tho. Lead

@ademgdk6573 Рік тому

Semiconductor components do not withstand such long periods of heating. If you want to use the elements as salvaged parts later, it is best to sweep the elements together with a spatula-like tool from the card surface after the card is completely warmed up. If you try to pick up individual items with tweezers, most items will be exposed to extreme heat and die before you pick them up.

@jamesbrown99991 Рік тому

An alternative to the spatula is to just whack the side of the PCB on a hard surface and let all the parts go flying

@SteeveEfnet 11 місяців тому

He is using a potentiometer to regulate the temperature, 200 deg is not extreme heat.

@wayland7150 11 місяців тому

@@SteeveEfnet Thermostat.

@MrNside 11 місяців тому

I've baked "dead" GPUs to reflow and bring them back to life at similar or higher temperatures. With all the different parts on a GPU, I had a pretty high success rate reflowing old GPUs and bringing them back to life. If you look at commercial automated or manual reflow stations, they operate at around 250c or higher. I would think they would be most concerned out of anyone when it comes to damaging components, as they make new/warrantied products.

@iggysixx 11 місяців тому

To cut the plastic - are you using a sanding disk for your multitool, or a cutting disk (for metal)..? I like this idea, by the way. So many things with usable components are thrown away - it's really great to see them re-used :)

@bertkooijmans4769 11 місяців тому

Seems like he used the cheapo grinder discs that come with the multitool just be carefull not to apply a lot of pressure.

@minkorrh Рік тому

If it 'desolders' then surely it will solder SMD parts onto a board? If you put a temp monitor on it then I see no reason you couldn't. Certainly easier than blowing parts off the board with hot air.

@mingshen3002 Рік тому

Wow! I have the same coffee maker at home I'm wondering if there are other uses for it!! I just saw your work!!! Accepted!! Thank you!!

@akbarakherian9270 Рік тому

Hello dear teacher, please send me the name of the piece that has volume, thank you🌹🌹🌹👏👏🙏

@2150dalek Рік тому

Would give some folks a piece of mind to test those de-soldered elements to show they still work given power. A small blower, like flux fan might help divert noxious fumes the PCB might give off. However, you appear to be in a large work area, like a garage so it's probably not so much an issue.

@Serdadukreatif 2 роки тому

Like👍👍👍

@caffeinatedinsanity2324 Рік тому

I'm 100% sure you could even turn this into a soldering plate but that would require electronics haha. Gotta keep temperature profile curves

@paulromsky9527 11 місяців тому

Great video! But at 7:38 I think it would be better to route the ground wire away from the heating element - it was kind of where it should be, until you moved it after you connected it at 7:43.

@Boffin2002 Рік тому

Nice idea but I would have thought lead-free solder plus an alumininum substrate would have required much higher than 190 to easily desolder???? those LEDs

@TheotanyaSama Рік тому

Indeed, for Sn-Ag-Cu solder, melting temps are about 210°C. But for Sn-Pb solder, it's enough since the melting point is at about 180°C. For the PCBs on the vid, maybe it is some cheap chinese products with Sn-Pb solder.

@68HC060 Рік тому

Good video and good build. -Please know that it is *forbidden* in EU to use solder on a wire before putting it in a screw-terminal. The correct way is to remove 10mm of the insulation, twist the wire, bend the tip 5mm backwards so you have a total of 5mm exposed wire, then make sure the tip of the wire is at the top (so the screw touches the tip) when tightening the screw. Using solder on the wire-ends that go in screw-terminals may seem like a good idea at first, but it has caused many fires in my country and this is now forbidden by law and regulations.

@pear7777 Рік тому

Use crimp-ferules.

@68HC060 Рік тому

@@pear7777 - that's a good idea. 😃

@garyhoward2186 8 місяців тому

This is our second K-Classic. We had our first one for many years, so when we had to replace it, we wanted nothing else but this exact ukposts.infoUgkxBrV-RbF5Nk0Rlt9i15aao-YMzqzTG8Vf model. We use it for about three people everyday in the morning. The taste and quick brew is one of the reasons we like it so much. There are so many choices of brands of coffee that we would grab what was on sale and test the different brands from there. I would definitely recommend trying different brands of coffee to find the ones you like the most because there are brands that quite frankly taste horrible.

@amandaferreira7536 11 місяців тому

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@coyotetico Рік тому

Que manera mas salvage de disarmar algo

@Z-Ack 11 місяців тому

Well given the melting point of your average 60/40 solder is at 375°F and your average coffee maker heating element warming plates only reach a max of 200°F, only reaching above the 212°F within the percolating tube mounted directly on the heating element. Im not sure this would work.. it would preheat the boards to 200°F then a hot air rework gun could have an easier time retrieving or fixing components, but not the heating element alone…. All the thermostat does is turn the element on or off based on the pressure inside the bulb preset by manufacturer, so it does not boost any power for the unit.. unless you overvolt the element, which would work seeing as those elements wont go full nuclear until double the normal voltage is pushed through them.. the fugger would get hot nuff then for sure..

@tips8762 2 роки тому

Nên thay thế nó

@TwikiDream-nr9bq Рік тому

How can it controlle the temperature around 190 'C with a old fridge (around 4 'C) thermostaat ?

@coolkama Рік тому

It was a fryer thermostat

@Dandan-tg6tj Рік тому

That's my old heating plate haha.

@Luna26caput 11 місяців тому

Ха,гораздо проще и лучше сделать это из утюга,даже новый термостат не нужен!!!😃

@froggerland 2 місяці тому

I wish I could see the label on the transformer

@woofkaf7724 Рік тому

Из чайника надо было делать. Он больше

@Age-of-Bronze 4 місяці тому

Give the caffe machine model pls

@raffikazanjian3306 Місяць тому

Hi is any wiring diagram

@HrisVasilis Рік тому

Терморелето до 300 градуса ли е?

@ErCanEverything Рік тому

Мисля че до 300 беше, взех си го от стар фритюрник

@timhartherz5652 11 місяців тому

Hm; my fryer thermostat only goes up to 200°C which won't be enough for desoldering, do you used some special fryer from hell?

@arjankraaijeveld9587 11 місяців тому

How's the plastic base holding with the high temperatures?

@ErCanEverything 11 місяців тому

it's not plastic i think it's bakelite

@MemoGrafix 10 місяців тому

*_BakeLite -_* A heat resistant Plastic, the earliest successful Plastic invention.

@lambert0259 Рік тому

The Switch should be on the live conductor and not switching the neutral conductor, when you turn the switch off you will still have live parts in side, Dangerous

@SqualidsargeStudios Рік тому

Some people like to be dangerous spergs

@danieldrennan2745 Рік тому

Agreed😂 i was wondering how many others noticed that minor detail thats why i looked at posts although i missed the solder only on earth that someone else mentioned with heat other than that good idea 😊

@thiloreichelt4199 Рік тому

@@danieldrennan2745 You can not make that sure with Schuko type plugs, they fit in both orientations. The correct way is to switch BOTH live and neutral, because you never know which is which.

@williamwiels Рік тому

Bonjour, Le type de cafetière utilisé se prête bien8 pour ce montage,car on peut utiliser la partie inférieure sans avoir à couper le plastique,cela donne un montage très propre. Faudrait juste etalonner le thermostat avec un thermomètre de référence.

@DrHarryT 11 місяців тому

All the coffee makers I have seen are not designed that way. They have a boil chamber cup connected directly to the water tank and then use a separate warmer plate heating element in the bottom which would not get hot enough.

@chriskwakernaat2328 11 місяців тому

i was wondering the same thing - how'd that heat the water from the reservoir..

@hardlines5472 11 місяців тому

Why was it on the ceiling?

@ErCanEverything 11 місяців тому

Because it is very old and I knew that one day it would serve for something like the amplifier in my workshop Sony XO-D50 and I have another coffee machine🙂

@igorbogordetski2319 Рік тому

Terrible overheating during the process of salvaging those tiny elements due to their quantity - takes too much time to remove all of them. But very good for tea or coffee mug to keep it hot all the way.

@edifierbass7821 Рік тому

inside oven or coffe maker heater not a good idea why?? bcoz your intention to remove one or two solid parts then those other parts which are not involve will get involve with same heat

@williamwong5627 Рік тому

It is good for recycle parts from your scrap boards.

@ByeTech 11 місяців тому

The only bad thing is that most pcb's are multi-layered and I would destroy a MacBook's logic board if I used that

@LordKirchhoff 11 місяців тому

Very good video. 0:21 But I doubt that it is 12 years old, because even with only 1 year of use the electrical parts inside would be oxidized by the temperature of the resistance, I think that you used a new one and pass it off as old, That thermostat doesn't look old, just the peeling and dirty label you put on it 8:08. But your video is very interesting, beyond my observations.

@oliverochojski3561 11 місяців тому

Cool hack, but no need to slaughter a coffee machine to replicate this. I am using the heat plate of a cloer electric fondue for years. About 25 Euros cost, no need to modify anything, bigger plate for bigger sitze boards.