Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 25 14:23:47 EDT 2005 | carln
Mike Conrad's "matter of full disclosure" is not quite complete. He fails to mention that he only makes spray-in-air board cleaners and only ultrasonic stencil cleaners. He does not make ultrasonic board cleaners. So, he apparently he is "grinding
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 31 22:13:48 EST 2006 | davef
We never run raw solder paste through our board cleaner, because: * Flux floats on the water in the tank and contaminates everything, including the boards being 'cleaned'. [Prove this to yourself by observing the location of gray schmutz on the insid
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 25 10:19:24 EDT 2012 | proceng1
We have a WESTEK ORBI orbital board cleaner and no documentation. I was hoping to find someone with a manual that they might be willing to scan, or mail it to me and I'll scan it and send it back. We have a wire diagram, but no plumbing or mechanic
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 01 13:42:28 EDT 2004 | cmiller
We use a small DI water generator feeding a diaphram type pressure tank going to a standard dishwasher. We have some filters in-line also to prevent white residue on no-clean boards. I cant think of a good reason to buy a $5,000 board cleaner rather
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 05 07:15:55 EDT 2001 | Jerry
Same query: Do we really need to clean the board with when using RMA ? I've been told that aqeous is not needed to clean the board, what cleaner is suitable and how?
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 19 20:55:56 EST 2007 | Mike Konrad
The answer depends on the cleaning / defluxing method. There are many fine chemicals available. One must first consider the cleaning method, then safety (environment and operator), then cost. For automated board cleaners (defluxers), consider th
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 03 13:44:46 EDT 2006 | reg
I am looking for recommendations about stencil cleaners and board washers. We currently use WS, No clean and Lead Free paste.
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 23 11:41:53 EDT 2003 | k_h
I've never heard of steaming a board either. You said that steaming cleans it better after the wash process. What is the steaming process cleaning that the washer isn't, flux residue, solder balls, or what? Also, try and identify the main difference
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 18 12:44:35 EST 2020 | anteiv
We made much better contact of wave with board. There was not enough solder in bath. We increased it so wave height is higher with same pump power And now board is pushing dirty wave to the other side and board is much cleaner!
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 16 18:10:50 EDT 2003 | Gabriele
Before entering the cleaner, the board should reach almost temperature of first pre-wash module (are you using DI water washing machine?), if water cleaner, normally the temp of prewash spry is set from 45 C� to 55 C�. (or it could be 10�C higher, bu
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