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Rick
If you have not bonded it down I'd say it is neither!
But - if you have a lifted pad that you fix by bonding (say you work a bit of epoxy in there before you push it down), I'd call that a repair. It may look perfect, but the board is not exactly to print.
The definition we use here: if what you do brings the board to print requirements, it's rework. If it fixes a problem and the board will meet form/fit/function, but not to drawing, that's a repair.
regards
Graham Collins
Process Engineer, Litton Systems Canada, Atlantic Facility
(902) 873-2000 ext 6215
>>> [log in to unmask] 07/03/01 12:22PM >>>
Question: Let's say I have a pad that is slightly lifted and I'm able to
push it down. Is this considered Rework or Repair?
Thanks,
Rick Howieson
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