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Solder

$4.95

Product code: IF145-077-1

Product Overview

Lead Free Solder. Coiled into convenient dispensing tube.

446 F melting point works well with our Soldering Kit.

Product Details

  • Content: 99.3% SN - 0.7% Cu
  • Weight: 0.5 oz / 14 g
  • Diameter: .04" / 1 mm
  • Melting Point: 446° F / 230° C
  • Core: Rosin

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Solder ¶ 

Solder is used to create a non-permanent electrically conductive connection between non-ferrous metals. The relatively low melting point of lead (Pb) solder is a perfect match for sensitive electronic components.

 

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My Problem

After charging overnight my battery would go to red line in a few hours.

My Fix

The repair went very smoothly. The hardest part was getting the ipod apart. The 7 Philips screws were difficult. Of the 7, 5 came out ok, but 2 had head damaged by the time I was done.... but there was enough left to reassemble though, so all worked out well.

My Advice

One important piece of advice. The ifixit instructions list a #00 Philips screwdriver under tools however I needed a #0000 Philips to get the screws out.

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My Problem

Battery was not holding a charge

My Fix

I was definitely scared about attempting this project. The first challenge (prying open the antennae cover) was very daunting. I've uploaded a pic for illustration purposes - A is where I started to pry open the case, and B is the correct location for prying open the start of the back cover. Once I got that part off, my confidence became stronger as I continued. I must say this is a difficult task, but is doable with steady hands and calm nerves.

My Advice

Buy all the suggested parts and tools, follow along with the online guide ( I used my hp tablet ). I also think that the guide needs to be more explicit. Prying of the black part n this device is the hardest, once you get it off the rest is a piece of cake.

 

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