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CP6 SHAFT CLUTCH

Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 20 13:44:17 EDT 2013 | cyber_wolf

There is no 8mm wrenches involved. The procedure is a little to extensive to post.The only hand tools required are the crows foot jig a set of allen wrenches and an adjustable wrench. You have to remove the shaft crown to get the clutch out. Again..

No-Clean flux residue from Secondary Ops

Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 23 12:59:12 EDT 2013 | pauldavis4

New pcba supplier sent us first article pcbas (SMT, Wave & hand solder operations) that failed our testing due to no-clean flux residues found under ICs and around passive capacitors. Second lot came in and had 100% pass yield, but we still see a cl

SRX AUTOBAUD

Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 25 16:08:47 EDT 2013 | nophsem

The game doesn't end, bobpan! When I changed SRX boards, turn on the machine and doesn't indicates Motor error #5 and head initialize at home. I upload a program, I put the PCB to start, then RUN and head stay paralyzed halfway between HOME and PCB,

Omniflo 5 thermal profiling.

Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 25 11:12:48 EDT 2013 | derekj

Hello all. Running a new to us Omniflo 5 and realized that there is no ports for thermocouplers or wires to do any profiling. There is a space on a front panel for thermal profiling inputs, so I am assuming it was optional, just not spec'ed on this m

Best soldering iron?

Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 26 15:51:14 EDT 2013 | jdengler

We use JBC here. I like the response time of the iron tip. When soldering, the tip temperature does not drop as much as the Weller's we used to use. I like the ease of changing tip sizes. I dislike the cost of replacement elements. The tip and

Best soldering iron?

Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 26 16:05:52 EDT 2013 | hegemon

JBC is a great performer, but tips can get a bit expensive. If you are working smaller parts like 0402 and 0201 capacitors, go with the JBC Nano Station. We have 3 stations, each with dual Nano soldering irons. The balance of our stuff is H*kko Fo

IPC 7530 section 7.3.1.1 Regarding K type thermocouples

Electronics Forum | Sun Sep 29 13:04:58 EDT 2013 | KIC-Tech Service

Sr. Tech, As far as I’m aware, most if not all, manufactures of thermal profilers offer K type thermocouples as a standard for profiling in the electronics manufacturing industry. In my decades of experience in the reflow and wave solder industry, t

IPC 7530 section 7.3.1.1 Regarding K type thermocouples

Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 30 04:27:40 EDT 2013 | grahamcooper22

I am not sure what the IPC spec is suggesting....K type thermocouples are normally specified upto 1250 C, of course there is a tolerance in their accuracy and this probably degrades after hundreds of uses through a reflow oven, but normally the accur

Entry level turn key system

Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 27 15:37:05 EDT 2013 | tuxlab

We are thinking of getting a small pcb assembly setup for a small manufacturing co-op here in Los Angeles. Our experience consist of manual soldering of through hole and smt components. A quick search suggests that there are a few turn key opt

Fuji CP3 Main-Conveyor error Problem

Electronics Forum | Sat Sep 28 15:58:38 EDT 2013 | sonavc

Hi. 'm new to this Fuji CP3, I bought this machine in working condition ( I saw it ran, but I forgot to check the board in and out ).... Moved to my location, Problem: When the board is trying to load to the X-Y table, it passed the conveyor B but


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