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Charles,

Amen!!!!!

Franklin




-----Original Message-----
From: Charles Barker <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Thursday, July 29, 1999 10:23 AM
Subject: Re: [TN] Dewetting Issues


>The following suggestions/ideas will probably not help this particular
>incident, but may help avoid repeats in the future.
>
>What kind of PWB performance specification are these boards being bought
>to? Do the boards meet that spec?
>Do you have an in-house generated PWB Performance Spec?
>Unless these things are thought out and brought out in writing up front, it
>is usually very difficult to win some
>of these arguments. A well thought out performance spec will preclude most
>(not all) problems from ever coming
>to the point where they need to be argued about.
>
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> To:      [log in to unmask]
>
> cc:      (bcc: Charles Barker/US/I-O INC)
>
>
>
> Subject: Re: [TN] Dewetting Issues
>
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>I think Paul is correct, communication is the key.  Try to get purchasing
>to
>
>Understand the ramifications.  By being on technet, I as a buyer, am trying
>To understand the technical side of PCB's.  I get very frustrated when QC
>Rejects something and then will not explain to me the reasons.  I think
>that
>If my QC could come to me and explain their reasons, I would be more
>willing
>To go to the supplier and fight harder to get the issue corrected.  When my
>Supplier comes back to me and says "show me where it is out of spec" and
>I have no answer for them, I feel stupid, when all I can say is "visual
>inspection".
>No board house wants to get back "rejects", as these are custom products,
>They have no other customer they could sell them to, if they can't fix
>them,
>They go in the trash.  I am working for the best for my company, but I also
>Understand that if we keep rejecting material our costs will have to go up
>Because the board house will want to re-coup part of the profits lost when
>We return product.  We try to work with our suppliers to do what is best
>for
>Both of us.  I understand that not every issue is "cut & dried", but with
>better
>Communication, maybe we can take care of some of them.
>
>Jackie Jebens
>Purchasing Manager
>GoldenRAM
>
>
>        -----Original Message-----
>        From:   Paul Klasek [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
>        Sent:   Wednesday, July 28, 1999 5:03 PM
>        To:     [log in to unmask]
>        Subject:        Re: [TN] Dewetting Issues
>
>        Good to hear you Kathy ; be it sad issues .
>        Pity Steve's not yet fully on line ; he'd tell you better than me :
>
>        Been there ; done that .
>
>        Trouble is Kathy ; yo're both right :
>
>        Your tech sense on clear test result gives clear verdict : fail
>
>        Purchasing knows if they knock back the boards/order/etc.
>        they will quite likely not see the customer again = their view :
>fail
>
>        When sandwiched in past: I enclosed all tests (wetability,
>vibrational if
>        requested, etc.) .
>
>        Just cover yours by proper documentation :
>        Did the test ; informed client of ramifications ; ask him if they
>want it
>        followed by vibration or shock test (no time for cycling) they
>would
>pay for
>        obviously ; inform them on warranty ramifications of all of this
>mess ,
>        and than sleep in peace .
>        Communicate ; I know sensistivity lessons sound strange from me ;
>        but believe me, when required, we should all be gentle, on
>ourselves
>as well
>        :
>
>        Where I came from the saying goes :
>        Loosing health for "limitations" of others does make you the same .
>
>
>        Cheers                  paul
>
>        PS
>        Aspirin ?
>
>        -----Original Message-----
>        From: Kathy Palumbo [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>        Sent: Thursday, 29 July 1999 5:45
>        To: [log in to unmask]
>        Subject: Re: [TN] Dewetting Issues
>
>
>        FYI
>
>        They (purchasing) did not believe the solderability testing so they
>had us
>        build up boards anyway.  When the boards passed test they said
>there
>was no
>        problem with the boards.
>
>        We all know this is not accurrate, because if you put enough solder
>down you
>        can mask off just about any dewetting problem out there.
>
>        Believe me I have already pondered the worse case senerio!
>
>        Regards,
>        Kathy Palumbo
>
>        -----Original Message-----
>        From: Franklin [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>        Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 12:20 PM
>        To: [log in to unmask]
>        Subject: Re: [TN] Dewetting Issues
>
>
>        Kathy,
>
>        Why would you be concerned with 'long term solderability' issues
>when you
>        have this initial solderability condition to deal with? Seems to me
>the
>        argument should be the 'here and now', and not the 'what if'.
>
>        All I know about reliability studies are those I have first hand
>experience
>        with, and that being as I wrote above, if they fail from the
>beginning, they
>        will not get any better sitting on a shelf.
>
>        <smile> Something to ponder.
>
>        Franklin D Asbell, CQA
>        Network Circuits, Inc.
>        Irving, Texas
>
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