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> Replacing Xbox Mosfets
CheaterTheHax
post Mar 12 2012, 01:04 AM
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Ok, so these buggers are soldered on TIGHT. Anyone have any experience in desoldering these things. Im attempting to fix a 0001 error. Ive got plenty of MOSFETs to use.
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post Mar 12 2012, 01:36 AM
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Hey

Yes - I know how. Worked with Mosfets way over than dozens of times

I use an underside heater. Stand offs - because the board can't touch the heat source.

Also have a 2 in 1 Soldering Rework station. Use the hot air nozzle side and a slim nozzle. Set the temperature around 250 C. And that's Hot Air Nozzle - not Heatgun. This nozzle has a very adjustable dial in temperature range.

A basic solder iron will not remove a Mosfet. As you have kind of found out

Flux and rosin core 60/40 solder also help. And a set of tweezers.

Do you know how to accurately test Mosfets ? That's very important. And they need to be off board.

Plus have you matched yours correctly? For style, package, voltage and amps
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