So I have a usb-c power port on an Acer chromebook model 771 that I can remove, but there are pins on the jack itself that correspond tihe holes on the motherboard. I am unable to remove the solder from those holes. I've used solder wick with no luck and even a dental pick with a VERY fine point and to no avail, the holes remain full of solder still. Thoughts on how I might clean those holes out on the motherboard?
fill the holes with low melt solder then it will lower the temperature of the solder already inside. then try the wick again with flux if not use a solder sucker and a heat gun
Good video. What are the temperature used for solder and hot air station? Thanks!!
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Do you know the gray thing on the switch charger that u plug in to the wall? The top grey thing broke off. (UK version)
So I have a usb-c power port on an Acer chromebook model 771 that I can remove, but there are pins on the jack itself that correspond tihe holes on the motherboard. I am unable to remove the solder from those holes. I've used solder wick with no luck and even a dental pick with a VERY fine point and to no avail, the holes remain full of solder still. Thoughts on how I might clean those holes out on the motherboard?
I know right
fill the holes with low melt solder then it will lower the temperature of the solder already inside. then try the wick again with flux if not use a solder sucker and a heat gun
temps bro? the most important part left out on purpose lol