How To Replace Surface Mount IC / smd IC || smd Soldering

How to replace surface mount / smd IC is a nice clear soldering tutorial showing you a straight forward , easy to follow method for replacing a 100 PIN QFP ( Quad flat pack ) IC.
See also how you can protect your nearby components while removing your smd IC's , and learn the temperatures and solder you need to make your job so much easier .
The Solder used in this video is available from BLT Circuits ( England ) , temperature used for resoldering the IC was 340 degrees Celsius ( leaded solder ) , plus 340 - 400 degrees Celsius for the removal , depends what your removing , using a QUICK861DA station.
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Thank you for your time and good luck .
Mr Solderfix

#icreplacement #soldering #smdsoldering

[ZathrusGizmo]

BRILLIANT! I have struggled with doing proper solder repairs my whole life! I learned NOW from watching your videos how to solder PROPERLY and easily! Your videos are very professional! THANK YOU! for doing this fine work! 🎉

[ydonl]

It's pleasant to watch soldering done well, and it gives a sense that it's actually possible. :) Thanks for sharing these!

[dang]

Short, sweet and to the point. Excellent video and very informative. Thanks!

[marciaaraujo]

I am Brazilian learning soldering with you. I have just started a job as hardware technician. Thanks for sharing your knowledge . Much appreciated :)

[para]

Another Master at work.What a privilege to watch you work.

[michaelmessuri]

I just first wanted to say thank you for all the hard work you do when it comes to producing these videos and sharing your knowledge with us. While I have learned so much from your videos (which I often put the information to use right way by practicing on "junk boards") I do have one question, when it comes to removing and replacing SMD ICs (and in this case specifically a BGA IC) how to you properly lift the chip from the pcb when there are a decent number of smaller SMD parts on the back side of the PCB just under the IC you are going to lift? My first idea is to use the pre-heating station to heat the board to 100C and then use the hot air gun plus Flux to heat the BGA area up to the point where I can lift the chip; however, I am worried that all the smd resistors and capacitors on the back side of the PCB will fall off when I do this.

[gtechlaptop]

Best of all in the youtube on the soldering, you gave me the confidence. God bless you

[lww]

Thank you for sharing and teaching these correct techniques, thank you very much!

[Nimmbin]

Excellent work. I have been going through your list of videos and practising on some old circuit boards. Thanks for sharing 😁

[turbochardged]

I recommend the Amtech NC-559-V3-TF flux. great stuff

[GEVO]

Another one! :)
No one tops you're videos my friend.. A true Professional at work :)

[joseramos]

Hello Mr soldering
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Congrats
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[hemiolabooks]

Thankyou, your videos are just what i needed. I'm having difficulty resoldering in an ic on what looks like a ceramic pcb. I snipped half the legs off which sent a shockwave dislodging the pads on that side. So i can't solder to the substrate underneath, although it is conductive. The other side is ok as i just flexed the ic like a hinge until the oins snapped. I still have useable tinned pads on that side. I'm trying conductive glue on the padless side, but it's tricky as i messed up taking the weight off the ic too soon as it was curing. I bet you could sort it. If only i could send it to you...

[profpep]

Very nice work. I am trying to up my SMT game, and your videos are helping a lot.

[peterthefoxx]

Thanks, well presented. I need to practise more with hot air - I keep burning boards or melting surrounding parts before a part desolders. I’ll try out some aluminium tape!

[amirrajkomar]

Pretty awesome, helpful, full of experience and much useful, thank you so much

[understandthis]

Thank you for all your lessons. I appreciate you

[Iceman-xxkh]

I find sweep soldering much faster and easier than doing each leg individually. Good vid though 👍

[brandonfarfan]

Wow! Thanks for this video. Very nice.👏👏👏👏

[pjzz]

Great demo of how to do this properly and neatly.
I have a problem with desoldering braid "sticking" to pads. Plenty of flux, I think. Could it be iron head too small, not enough heat, flux has burnt off, poor quality braid....any ideas?