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Next we still use absorbent cotton
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To wrap the tweezers with it
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Then wash off the remaining flux
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Like the area above
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After the PCB cleaner volatilizes, there are still some oil stains
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This requires repeated cleaning
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The oil has been cleaned
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Now let's apply green oil
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The thinner the green oil, the better
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Must not be thick
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Otherwise it will affect our welding later
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Then cure it with a curing light
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Then use a blade to scrape out where we need to weld
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When scratching this solder joint, we must scratch it till it is reflective and shiny
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You don't need to scrape the entire solder joint out
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A part of green oil can be left on the edge for stabilization
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Even after you've scraped off all the green oil, this solder joint is relatively easy to loosen
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We left a little bit of the top edge
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In this way, it can stick a little tighter and won't fall off
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We left some in the upper right on the right side of this
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Then wash off the scraped green oil
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We have fixed two different solder joint drop points
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There is basically no third wiring method on the motherboard
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Either to wire from the edge, or from the bottom
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No other method
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After you have learned both
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You can repair them in the same if the solder joints are dropped