asimov-solensan
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Ok, so 8 months ago I asked ED for an LCD cable and a pair of nubs to replace on my unit, I only repaired the LCD because nubs can be used as mouse/mouse buttons although response is unacceptable for gaming.
I waited until the production was stable enough to buy a replacement in case I broke the board, and the that day will be this monday, if I really mess the board at least I can buy a replacement in a couple of months.
But before begin with it I wanted to ask here if people who have done this before has any advice.
This topic has emerged before and I remember thing like using gauges to free the nubs and solder the new ones with the lowest temperature possible to avoid damaging them. I have gauges and I will use a soldering station at my faculty, any suggested additional equipment?
I waited until the production was stable enough to buy a replacement in case I broke the board, and the that day will be this monday, if I really mess the board at least I can buy a replacement in a couple of months.
But before begin with it I wanted to ask here if people who have done this before has any advice.
This topic has emerged before and I remember thing like using gauges to free the nubs and solder the new ones with the lowest temperature possible to avoid damaging them. I have gauges and I will use a soldering station at my faculty, any suggested additional equipment?