Hi Alejandro,
 
besides those literature covering all the different methods for different
rework tasks it´s absolutely necessary that you have the right tools and the
operators the knowledge and skill to use them the right way.
Although everything was "well" known in some companies the results of their
rework were really disastrous. A good training and a lot of practice as well
as the willingness to do a good job are also necessary.
Say goodby to "quick´n´dirty", allow for the time that´s really needed for a
rework action. Have only the best do the job and not just everybody.
 
This is a painful everyday experience and I think it´s not limited to just
my part of the world.
 
Good luck 
Wolfgang
 
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Von: Becerra Alejandro [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Gesendet am: Donnerstag, 25. Oktober 2001 21:45
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Betreff: [TN] Rework Procedures for electronic assemblies.


Hello to All, 

We found that our prominent contributor to scrap boards is the incorrect
rework. 
Where can I find information about the recommended practices for the rework?

The major problem is in components with 20 and 25 mil of pitch and with
though hole connectors. 
Any help will be greatly appreciated 

Regards, 

Alejandro Becerra 

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