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Soldering Wick Not Working. From the youtube vids i've seen, you put the braid on the solder,. I've applied flux on both sides and pressed it on soldered joints but the wick is not absorbing. Trying to use desolder braid for the first time and. Lifting when it cools will rip degraded tracks and pads up. I'm doing this for the build it yourself. To use solder wick, simply place the end of the wick over the solder you want to remove and then place your heated solder. If the solder is melted before cleaning the surface with flux, the oxides break into tiny particles and mixes with the melted solder preventing absorption into the solder wick. The solder in the wick should not cool and adhere you're wick to the removal point. Soldering noob here, and have had similar issue with soldering wick, in my case, the wick either got stuck, otherwise, it over heated the area till the pad is lifted and still not absorbing any solder,. A desoldering pump (or solder sucker) is a handy tool that sucks molten solder.

Trying to use desolder braid for the first time and. The solder in the wick should not cool and adhere you're wick to the removal point. From the youtube vids i've seen, you put the braid on the solder,. A desoldering pump (or solder sucker) is a handy tool that sucks molten solder. I've applied flux on both sides and pressed it on soldered joints but the wick is not absorbing. To use solder wick, simply place the end of the wick over the solder you want to remove and then place your heated solder. Lifting when it cools will rip degraded tracks and pads up. If the solder is melted before cleaning the surface with flux, the oxides break into tiny particles and mixes with the melted solder preventing absorption into the solder wick. Soldering noob here, and have had similar issue with soldering wick, in my case, the wick either got stuck, otherwise, it over heated the area till the pad is lifted and still not absorbing any solder,. I'm doing this for the build it yourself.

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Soldering Wick Not Working If the solder is melted before cleaning the surface with flux, the oxides break into tiny particles and mixes with the melted solder preventing absorption into the solder wick. Soldering noob here, and have had similar issue with soldering wick, in my case, the wick either got stuck, otherwise, it over heated the area till the pad is lifted and still not absorbing any solder,. I'm doing this for the build it yourself. To use solder wick, simply place the end of the wick over the solder you want to remove and then place your heated solder. From the youtube vids i've seen, you put the braid on the solder,. Lifting when it cools will rip degraded tracks and pads up. The solder in the wick should not cool and adhere you're wick to the removal point. If the solder is melted before cleaning the surface with flux, the oxides break into tiny particles and mixes with the melted solder preventing absorption into the solder wick. Trying to use desolder braid for the first time and. A desoldering pump (or solder sucker) is a handy tool that sucks molten solder. I've applied flux on both sides and pressed it on soldered joints but the wick is not absorbing.