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Old 26-08-07, 03:01 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Arrow Re: Unusal Di4001NC problem

Hi all

Right I managed to take out the old card reader, but I'm stuck somewhere, how do you insert the little pins on the new card reader into the holes (with solder in).

I heat one hole in order to push the pin in, but as soon as I move the iron it goes back solid again, how do you guys do it ?? Do you use a butane pen ??

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Old 26-08-07, 03:09 PM   #22 (permalink)
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You clean the holes out first, i used desoldering wick, if you havnt got any use copper wire twisted so it will poke through hole , the solder will soak into wire.
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Old 26-08-07, 03:31 PM   #23 (permalink)
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ohh right, I get you now.

What about afterwards ! is it easy to re-solder them on nicley, like they were before ??
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yes easy enough, just be careful you dont bridge anywhere, just take your time cleaning the holes and refitting the new reader.
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Yes keep the tip clean and wet with solder (tinned) and apply iron and just a touch of solder, it should be really quick, otherwise you will overheat and melt the plastic.
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I've just been on the phone with Crownhill Associates

here is a link { http://crownhill.co.uk/product.php?prod=492 }

And they said some guy has gone and bought their whole stock

They said it'll take 2 to 3 weeks for them to get some more !!

Anyone know of different places where I can buy a Card Reader ?

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