Outline
The guides in this section detail rework procedures for removing through-hole, chip, J-lead, and gull wing components from circuit board assemblies. Methods include point-to-point vacuum and solder fountain for through-hole parts; forked tip and hot tweezer techniques for chip components; conduction and hot gas approaches for J-lead and gull wing packages. Each procedure outlines the required tools, heating methods, and process controls to prevent damage to pads, traces, and surrounding components. These guidelines ensure safe, efficient component removal in repair or modification scenarios, supporting both precision rework and high-reliability assembly maintenance while preserving board integrity and meeting industry quality standards. |
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Procedure covers removal of through hole components on assembled circuit boards using a point to point vacuum method.
Procedure covers removal of through hole components on circuit board assemblies using a solder fountain system.
Procedure covers removal of surface mount chip components on circuit board assemblies using a forked tip method.
Procedure covers removal of surface mount chip components on circuit board assemblies using a hot tweezer method.
Procedure covers removal of surface mount J lead components on circuit board assemblies using a conduction method.
Procedure covers removal of surface mount J lead components on circuit board assemblies using a hot gas method.
Procedure covers removal of surface mount gull wing components on circuit board assemblies using a conduction method.
Procedure covers removal of surface mount gull wing components on circuit board assemblies using a hot gas method.
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8.0 Rework Procedures
List of procedures covering removal of through hole, chip and surface components.
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