C power and
for static electricity abatement. Be wary of any large
high-voltage capacitors that may have retained some charge.
>
> Also .. more than one PCB may be affected.
>
>
> And as always .. do so at your own risk.
>
> Dan Lepinski
> Industry Veteran
>
oltage capacitors that may have
> retained some charge.
>
> Also .. more than one PCB may be affected.
>
>
> And as always .. do so at your own risk.
>
> Dan Lepinski
> Industry Veteran
>
>
> On Thu, 8/15/13, All
e mouse may be problematic but I'm sure you can come
up with alternatives.)
Dan
On Fri, 8/16/13, jay peltz wrote:
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Mouse pee in the SW
To: "RE-wrenches"
Date: Friday, August 16, 2013, 10:39 AM
Hi Dan
Hi Dan
Amazing about what can be done!
For those of us not so adventurous, how well would electrical spray
Cleaner work?
I have used it before to clean a SW that was in a room with a leaky diesel
generator. The inside of the inverter was coated in soot, which coupled with
sea air, well not suc
> dry. If it's not, you'll be sealing moisture and/or other contaminants into
> the board -- the exact opposite of the goal you're trying to achieve.
>
> Keep in mind that doing this task properly may help seal the circuit board
> and its components.. doing it improperly m
uture mousies .. and leave conformal
coating to the manufacturers.
Hope this helps.
Dan
On Fri, 8/16/13, Bill Loesch wrote:
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Mouse pee in the SW
To: "RE-wrenches"
Date: Friday, August 16, 2013, 2:38 AM
On 8/16/2013 2:38 AM, Bill Loesch wrote:
Dan, et al,
Once the board has been cleaned sufficiently that the inverter is no
longer operating intermittently and your "hope" has been realized, when
would you apply a field conformal coating? Would you choose/recommend
something better than Krylon cl
k with AC power and for static electricity
abatement. Be wary of any large high-voltage capacitors that may have retained
some charge.
Also .. more than one PCB may be affected.
And as always .. do so at your own risk.
Dan Lepinski
Industry Veteran
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high-voltage capacitors that may have retained
some charge.
Also .. more than one PCB may be affected.
And as always .. do so at your own risk.
Dan Lepinski
Industry Veteran
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On Thu, 8/15/13, Allan Sindelar wrote:
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Mouse p
William,
I don't have a definitive answer, but I doubt it's either display
or chipset; more likely in the boards. The chips are EEPROMs that
contain programming for the firmware; unless there's a bad socket
connection from the pee, they won't be affected. The disp
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From:
"William Miller"
To:
"RE-wrenches"
Date:
08/15/2013 02:37 PM
Subject:
[RE-wrenches] Mouse pee in the SW
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Friends:
I had a mouse take up residency in an SW inverter (SW4024). It peed on the
top circuit board and chewed on one wire, at least that we found. We have
had this happen before and solved the problem by cleaning and drying.
This time the mouse pee was minimal and cleaned off easily and
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