HD tvs and repair
- Thread starter Sarcasmo
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Mean Mr. Mustard
Always shouts out something obscene
Calling all UF electronics people.
Anyone know anything about mounting v-chip aluminum electrolytic capacitors to PCB? I have to replace 11 of them and I don't know how to affix them to the board. Solder paste? Can I use reflow techniques with other temperature-sensitive components attached to the board?
These suckers:
That little plastic base is throwing me off, since the metal cap tabs are located beneath it.
Just about anything is 'condunctive', it's a question of how much current is going through itIs it conductive?
Just about anything is 'condunctive', it's a question of how much current is going through it
That settles it. I'm using masking tape.
Sorry I was going to say, BWAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA JK
But then my work computer crashed so the joke was on me, just spent the last 2 days fixing it.
But then my work computer crashed so the joke was on me, just spent the last 2 days fixing it.
Even though we only spent a weekend together it feels like I've loved you my whole life
sarc, my roomie and I haven't crossed paths since I mentioned I'd get some instructions...I'll post sometime this weekend with them
We have a TV repair guy coming to fix our 62 this weekend(video game tv). He is a friend of a friend so I will also have him look at this post or I can give him your email maybe. Dunno, never met the guy but I will keep you updated.
I've asked a bunch of people and received from very good advice and tips. Lots of different ingenious ways to fix the problem. But yes, feel free to post whatever your roomie comes up with too since I probably won't attack the issue until next weekend.
Just about anything is 'condunctive', it's a question of how much current is going through it
404 condunctive not found
he was pointing out your spelling error