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As a customer, I would never accept the discolored boards, even if the 
function is allright.  Would you buy a car with matte paint? Hardly.  If you 
can give the customer ordinary guarantee, and he accepts that, it might 
work, however.
Inge

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From: "Steve Gregory" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: den 30 July 2010 03:34
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: [TN] PCB Discoloration

> Hi Linda!
>
> While discoloration in itself is not a defect, I would be a little worried 
> about these seven boards. Especially since the rest of the lot are not 
> discolored like this:
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> http://stevezeva.homestead.com/PCB_Discoloration1.jpg
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> I don't see any delamination in the photos, but it sure looks like the 
> boards got pretty toasty. I wonder if it was because the boards were 
> sitting over a preheater or hot plate too long. From the looks of the 
> components on the board, most of it was probably hand soldered (those PTH 
> caps converted to SMT couldn't have taken reflow), and I imagine that the 
> solid plane on on the backside of the board was a real heatsink. 
> Preheating the board would have helped with soldering the PEM nuts for 
> sure, but maybe the preheater was set too high. I know a Hakko IR 
> preheater can smoke a board if you're not careful (not that I've ever done 
> that, but I know a friend of a friend who did. Hehehehe).
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>
> Anyways, those seven boards saw more heat than the rest of them did based 
> on the appearance in the photos. I don't think I'd buy off on them...
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> Steve
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> From: Linda Langley [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 1:42 PM
> To: Steve Gregory
> Subject: FW: PCB Discoloration
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> Hi Steve,
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> Here I go again asking for help from my experts! Can you please post these 
> pictures? So I don¡¯t have to bother the whole forum, would you know the 
> name of the board guru that could answer my questions?
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> I am not sure if the discoloration is a defect, is this a form of 
> delaminating? Why would only seven boards turn this color? They are all 
> from the same lot.
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> Any information will be greatly appreciated.
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> Linda Langley CIT
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> Training Specialist
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> Jabil Circuit
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> 248-292-6176
>
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