My first attempt using zero also like that. Its heat whenever, the switch on heat, the glitch off. After cool down its running fine again.
I will check tomorrow and update you thanks for now
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I will check tomorrow and update you thanks for now
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I will check tomorrow and update you thanks for nowI would not bet on it, I mean what are the chances of Xiao failing while doing almost nothing for most of the time..
Could it be that the mosfet gate isn't closing?
Does Xiao give same set of error codes (never had one so I don't know)?
At least it's not bsod
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Good flux + 0.2mm iron at 380°/400° for 2-3 seconds max should work every time
*Edit: This is very important, always go for "high heat-short time" instead of "low heat-long time" when you solder on sensitive components.
I set my soldering iron to 275C so i wont rip the pads. Next time i will try that method.
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I use my iron at 300C to do my mods. Best to use a small iron tip, some good solder and a iron. I'm using a Quicko soldering station.
Just to be clear 380°/400° just for that stubborn point on APU. For everything else 350° should be more than enough (especially if you are using lead solder alloy)
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Hahaha I guess you are one step ahead, me and @abal1000x are getting there, 5° at a time
Nah, I'm just some hick with a hot piece of iron in his living room torturing electronics.Just to be clear 380°/400° just for that stubborn point on APU. For everything else 350° should be more than enough (especially if you are using lead solder alloy)
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Hahaha I guess you are one step ahead, me and @abal1000x are getting there, 5° at a time
Defult 350 for solder station.
Default 420C and most minimum flow for hot air station.
ok so i found this big fat B*****d shorting out but im not sure if replacement of this would be wise because maybe the chip next to it is bad and i might be wasting time replacing the cap (too which i have no idea what the value is anyway)? What is that chip responsible for? BTW, seems to be the only short on this 'short' hunt...get it....short....haha
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