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Hi Michael,
In my experience it is not needed to re-bake PCB's after cleaning.
Even when you soak a PCB in a bucket filled with water, it takes hours until the board has absorbed enough moisture to result in delamination-problems.
This may not be true for polyimide or other sensitive materials, but for standard FR4 I wouldn't worry.
Kind regards,
Daan Terstegge
SMT Centre
Thales Communications
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>>> Michael Bell <[log in to unmask]> 10/03 9:49 pm >>>
What is the impact on a PCB if an operator has ultrasonically clean a PCB in
IPA. The PCB was cleaned for about 5minutes after the paste had been
scrapped off. Would the PCB absorb the IPA and in-turn lead to delamination
or have any other degrading effect?
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