Good AM Techies,

        We have some resistors that did not take the tinning all the way to the
body.  There is some copper exposed by the body, but the lead in the solder
connection is good.  Per IPC-610, if copper is exposed due to deformation
or nicks/gouges >10%, it is a defect.  We have absolutely no deformation in
these component leads.  My decision was to leave them in the board.  We
have a Mfg. Engineer who wants to have them all replaced.  He feels I have
interpreted the IPC-610 incorrectly.  I feel that this is unnecessary
rework that could damage the PCB.  Any supporters out there?

        Connie M. Korth
        Quality Specialist
        Reptron Manufacturing Services, Hibbing
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        218.262.8209

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