Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 05 12:15:05 EDT 2008 | cyber_wolf
We have 5 ovens that we use this oil on. Its like $23.00 per pint from the manufacturer. But they say you have to buy a case of 24. I just went ahead and bought it from Vitronics.
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 11 10:55:07 EDT 2009 | gpost
I had contacted the dummy component suppliers but they didn't have anything that would work. We designed a simple daisy-chain PCB and die for SPC and training purposes, and purchased large quantities.
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 11 08:19:48 EDT 2009 | cyber_wolf
Has anyone located an alternate source for the Fuchs Stabylan oil that Vitronics calls for ? $65 a pint seems a little stiff.
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 29 13:03:01 EDT 2009 | soudomphong
Thank you for responding. I called Speedline tech support he think there is a short some where in the motor. I changed the motor out and still have the same problem. The chain is normal, and using automatic lubricating. I will check more into this, a
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 01 10:07:37 EST 2010 | davef
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Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 08 20:09:49 EST 2010 | davef
Woody: Consider using test BGA with no chip in, but daisy chains that you can monitor. After soldering, run environmental tests and follow with electrical tests to determine if the product concept is good enough.
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 08 23:44:31 EST 2010 | glennster
Woody, Daisy chain packages are definitely needed, but if you can get packages with a dummy chip inside these will provide a more accurate simulation of working components. If possible, continuous monitoring of resistance during the test will be
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 10 12:15:40 EST 2010 | woodsmt
Daisy chained parts and impedence testing were my original reccomendation. Unfourtuantely I can not get the resources for this testing.
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 01 10:27:08 EST 2010 | wrongway
I don't think I would reduce the heat at all if there is no vibration in your oven or on the chain you should have no problem with them falling off or moving but you sure don't want a cold solder joint you no the solder joints are so easy to see go
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 13 08:17:54 EDT 2010 | davef
We expect to find recommendations on periodic maintenance from the equipment fabricator in the operating manual. Those recommendations should be the basis for you to setup your maintenance program.
