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Hi guys and girls,
Just some advice really, I purchased a blue screened switch today.
Upon boot the switch booted to a blue screen,
I applied pressure to the tegra and it came back to life,
I decided to go one further and clamp the tegra down, now the switch works 100% (downloads plays games etc) been turned for 12 hours now with no faults. clamp still in place
I have a hot air station and I'm wondering if it's worth a reflow, but I have no idea what temperature the chip can withstand/ if it will work
does anyone know a good way of reflowing without damage to the tegra?
thanks in advance
Just some advice really, I purchased a blue screened switch today.
Upon boot the switch booted to a blue screen,
I applied pressure to the tegra and it came back to life,
I decided to go one further and clamp the tegra down, now the switch works 100% (downloads plays games etc) been turned for 12 hours now with no faults. clamp still in place
I have a hot air station and I'm wondering if it's worth a reflow, but I have no idea what temperature the chip can withstand/ if it will work
does anyone know a good way of reflowing without damage to the tegra?
thanks in advance
