28-08-2014, 12:56 PM
I fixed a telephone exchange with a hard drive voice messaging system in it.
It had a bespoke motherboard and was due for sale on the web.
I used two 40W soldering irons held like chopsticks and an un- tinned wire to poke out the old solder.
The newer capacitors were a wider lead spacing than the old ones. All the V-core ones were bursting and it was a known problem on the model concerned.
It had a bespoke motherboard and was due for sale on the web.
I used two 40W soldering irons held like chopsticks and an un- tinned wire to poke out the old solder.
The newer capacitors were a wider lead spacing than the old ones. All the V-core ones were bursting and it was a known problem on the model concerned.
