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| Mr.
Fusamura |
: |
Now, let's start the repair. |
| Hikaru | : |
First, I should
remove the plastic insulation of the lead
wire. (Photo 1) What do I do next? |
| Mr. Fusamura | : |
You should suck
up the solder from the motor terminal.
Put the desoldering wire onto the terminal
and press it with the soldering iron
on the wire. (Photo 2) Be careful not to hold
the soldering iron down for too long.
Otherwise, the motor's plastic parts will
melt. |
| Hikaru |
: |
This makes me nervous. Am I
doing it right? |
| Mr. Fusamura | : |
You're doing a good job Hikaru |
| Hikaru |
: |
Thanks! Now, I'll wind the
lead wire around the terminal (Photo 3) and
solder the wire to the terminal (Photo
4). How is that? |
Photo 3 |
Photo 4 |
| Mr.
Fusamura |
: |
I'm afraid there's a problem
with this. |
Photo 5
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| Hikaru | : |
What's wrong? |
| Mr. Fusamura | : |
This type of
soldering condition is called "Cold-Joint",
an example of unacceptable soldering.
(Photo 5) The surface is rough and has no
brightness. |
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