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How to heat IC in phone
- 03-06-2012

Re: How to heat IC in phone

http://jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=TH1602
But I'd be VERY cautious about accepting advice from posters on an anonymous
forum.
By the looks of it, you suspect there's a fault caused by improper soldering
on a particular component in your 'phone, and someone's suggested you should
apply heat in an attempt to re-flow the solder to re-make the connection.
Though this does have merit, the method by which they've suggested you do it
will more likely lead to more problems rather than less.
Consider this: the temperature which the solder will need to get to to
re-flow, is greater than both the operating and storage temperatures of the
IC you're trying to re-connect. What do you think will happen?
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Bob Milutinovic
Cognicom
Bob Milutinovic
Cognicom

Re: How to heat IC in phone

the solution is to heat this part of the

Wipe its memory?

forum.

they've suggested you do it will more

And if the phone really does have that fault, it was never a good of
merchantable quality and he is legally entitled to either a full replacement
or his money back and that is his choice, not Telstra's as well.
Corse he doesnt get the money back for the calls he made.
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