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Next we tin the chip
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Before planting tin, let's clean the chip
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This is a one-to-one special steel mesh
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In fact, you can use the universal net to plant
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If there is no special steel mesh, you can only use universal mesh
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Android is still better to plant tin, and the spacing of solder joints is larger than that of iPhone series
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Wipe off excess
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The temperature of the air gun is adjusted to about 230 degrees,
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which is the same as that of scraping glue
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Preheat it first to prevent the middle of the steel mesh from arching
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There are two beads not planted
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It should be that the solder joints are a little oxidized,
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or the steel mesh is not cleaned
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Let's make it up
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First take the tweezers and scrape the place where the tin is not planted
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It doesn't look like there are dirty things, it should be that the solder joints are a little oxidized
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Let's put this tin bead down
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The other two are glued together.
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The stencil deforms a bit
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Reduce the air volume of the air gun
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After the lower layer is planted, we will plant the upper cover
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Let's warm it up first
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Take off the stencil and see if there are any residual tin beads in the hole
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If there is no tin bead, it means that it is planted.
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We have already soldered this chip