That IC is definitely dead

That flux is seems to be a best one. What is it?

Can you please advise what brand of the Flu you're using on this Video ? Thank you!

Thanks man

Hi and thank's for your video. Il think you put too much flux. You'v got long soldering pads, may be better for hand soldering, long but thin, and you could unstick them because your too long to solder. Also note that there are QFN packages with only 4 pins each side and you put too mutch tin on your wave iron. The way you do with these chips it would be a mess and finally a single short through. I Think you must also own a smaller wave pin to achieve better job. Lower a bit temp, and not feeding the iron wave each time : flux will prevent tin to burn if temperature isn't too hight. We learn by doing. Have fun!

I would have put my tip in my electric drill at full speed against some emery cloth and finished the soldering task already . 😂

I'm starting to realize why I suck at soldering

he thrown the material in that cleaner , he clean by throwing away the material which does soldering that a no no no , just clean it with something else

Все вроде так. Кроме одного. У вас горит флюс. Он окисляет жало. Снижаете температуру до 110 -120С и спокойно облуживаете жало сплавом Розе.

Yep. Brass wool is the way to go. Brass works so well because it's softer than the iron/Nickel coating, and can't scratch or damage it. Brass also loves to absorb the excess solder. I don't use sponges because I think the thermal shock will cause delamination of the iron/copper plating. Also, I tried buying those copper/brass scrubbies at Wal-Mart. I found out, they aren't copper or brass. You have to test them with a magnet. Some brands are just colored steel. They will work, but not as well as true brass wool. Another thing I avoid is leaving my soldering iron on for hours on end. Cooking the tip unused, for hours is bad for building up corrosion. I only do option 2 in the video. NEVER scrape or sand the tip. This will ruin the iron/nickel/chrome plating. Also, the guy in the video was cleaning the sides of the tip. You don't really care about the sides. Only the silver part at the end that is 'wettable'.

Hi great vid, would oven clean work well? or not cheer

If the oxidation is bad, remove the tip, put it in a handheld drill or a drill press and give it some 600 grit sandpaper. Then give a little dab of flux and a thin coating of solder. always works.

Why do all this? won't it oxidize again?

Yet we still watch 6 years later 😂

Asmr tip cleaning 🥹🥹🥹. Remove Music and it will be beautiful

7:47 willy’s tip refresher..

I've been wondering what to use to apply solder, and it looks like a toothpick is a great solution! At least I think it was a toothpick in this video. I didn't want to use my tweezers like I've seen others do - just didn't want to get them dirty.

Rare Knowladge, and very Helpfull

Tried the copper around the chip trick, and it didn’t work. all it did was make things worse

Remove the head , put it on a drill or fix it on a motor , and wipe it with sand paper ,,,, thank me later

What is the yellow liquid ? Can you tell me please!!

I have planned to repair my Logitech mr100, and I ordered replacement huano buttons. Though I would get the parts soon, I opened the button and repaired it today. Its a success and the button works like charm!

Pin#5 is gone 🥺😂 1:35 Thanks ! Appreciate your videos

wow

so when you say temperature, are you saying 390 degrees instead of 350 degrees?

Just use 150-220 grit sandpaper and flux... You're welcome.

When to use flux? Pretty much always! Just glide that hot tinned iron across and watch the flux do the work

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I guess they shouldn't have used the cheap solder while making that Boeing 737 Max 9. ;)

Cool the am teacher 😢 im tho love an breakfast im ilumination the homework and the suter

Just use a T12 or T210 soldering iron. Way better than this type of iron you use.

Brilliant.

For electronic component soldering, most important points are: cleanliness, correct temperature, cleanliness, correct tip, cleanliness, correct solder/flux, cleanliness, correct contact between tip, solder and component, and of course cleanliness. 😊

Nice video

Ruined by the numb nuts music DIDNT WATCH

Throw it away and get a new one for 27 cents.

When I drag the pins like that on these I always end up with bent ones

Uu

thankyou for your this topic this is very helpful in my smart city project so very very very much

Thank u!!!

I want to see 008004 before and after coffee. -joke

what fluid u use

what a great skill

This is by far amazing, I will be showing my techs this very video for tip maintenance especially for the microsoldering stations. Absolutely an amazing watch. These Tips cost upwards of $40 and end up with dead spots due to oxidation and corrosive fluxes. This is absolutely a must watch and save. Highly recommending this to techs and novice user's.

I just make a few passes with a wire brush and that's it!

Don't ever do this with a ceramic-packaged IC (or ceramic caps). You'll crack them every time. Those will probably be visible only under a microscope, but will affect the performance and longevity of the part.

nível de dificuldade, cientista

"Clean tip and apply solder before leaving or turning off". I learnt this after years of experience. And this really works.

So, The ultimate boss is the knife 🔪

0201 is when shit gets real. Can't imagine the next two levels 🤣