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Aaron Cake
Administrator
Canada
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 Posted - Dec 10 2011 : 10:45:59 AM
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First, practice!  Find something similar and practice removing and installing the pins. You can remove them by heating with a fine tipped soldering iron then using a solder sucker to remove the excess solder. Then installation is basically the reverse. Clean the area, use a very find tip, and then a small dab of solder.
It may help to melt a small bit of solder onto the board, then heat the pin to sink it into the solder. After which you would add a small amount of solder to solidify the joint.
Very fine solder is a must. This is a pretty challenging first soldering project and if that is the case, it's worth practicing on a similar connector. |
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How do you solder tiny pins to board
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