Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 16 13:29:37 EDT 2013 | larrygroves
a lot depends on the age and type of equipment you are using . Older equipment can have a lot of problems with smaller parts. If all is well with your feeders and machine you should expect something like 99.8 to 99.9 percent. some parts will be ident
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 29 08:41:49 EST 2016 | mjscottinnc
Two Questions. First, on an HS50 we found that the glass encoder on the back of one of the sleeve was fractured and fell off. I'm wondering if this is common with age or happened when the machine was shipped to us. Second, has anyone in the US purcha
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 12 17:48:21 EST 2019 | davef
You proved that the standard solderability test of components may be effective for assessing aged components. Curious Minds Can you get the authorization to use a more aggressive flux? Will that flux solve the problem? What's it going to cost to qu
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 17 09:17:49 EST 2020 | sumote
Hello all. We recently purchased a DEK Hroizon to replace our aging 265 machine. The 265 had an auto-loading stencil setting known as a "Distance To Image" where it would place the stencil directly over the board. The Horizon 2 has no such feature.
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 16 23:26:48 EST 2022 | sarason
The question should be how does it ever stay on track. Replace the roller with one with closed sides and you wont have a problem. THe belts tension probably varies because of age and wear along its length, thus working for a few feet and then going o
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 17 20:19:00 EST 2022 | emeto
I need to back it up with a something like IPC standard. It seems to me that people have used boards that aged after the 12months period, however there is no information supported by studies that can show results in quality and reliability of the boa
Electronics Forum | Sat Jun 03 09:50:18 EDT 2023 | poly
I've got an old MPM Acella that I got very used. It had a few problems due to its age and being beaten up a bit but it's an excellent machine and after a bit of love and attention is working very well. Mpm / itw eae were very helpful with getting m
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 08 07:24:36 EST 2000 | Wayne Bracy
Scott Wish we could all quite showing our age and just enjoy the SMTNet. Most of us enjoy reading the responses and at times responding to issues that are important to all of us. Technical information is so important to all of us. Most of the Old
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 09 13:07:01 EST 2000 | Jeff Woodruff
I have seen an issue that escapes our ICT and functional testing or operates in an intermitent fashion. The lead is slightly separated from the PCB with a fully formed solder joint behind it at the heel an toe. The joint apears to have started to tra
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 10 17:24:18 EST 2001 | John Thorup
Hello Claude Its likely, by the DB9 and the age, that this is an EGA monitor. This is a a predecessor to today's VGA. A few ideas: TV store or monitor repair facility to fix the old one. Outside of the CRT or flyback transformer they are generally
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