An Idea To Fix Dip IC Chip Broken Pins

[@tecnicoenlavadoras6531]

With a small file, with good soldering and soldering. Issue fixed, I did it in the 80s, 90s and until today, only with manual tools..... Greetings from Viña del Mar Chile.

[@forevertechenglish]

Thanks for sharing

[@christopherleubner6633]

I use the engraving burr to remove some of the epoxy around the broken pin. Next i clean it up using a 50/50 mix of DCM to absolute isopropanol. Next a dab of solder paste and solder to form a bead. Next apply a pin made of wire. I found sticky poster tack holds the IC and the wire very well when soldering.❤

[@igorperuchi2114]

What is DCM?

[@SianaGearz]

@@igorperuchi2114 Dichlormethane, also known as methylene chloride, an extremely powerful solvent capable of dissolving most polymers, with exception of Teflon and high grade HDPE and a handful others, but as a rule, it instantly eats through anything, including protective gloves and protective goggles, and of course baffles and blast shields. It was previously used in paint strippers. It causes a very memorable extreme pain if it gets on skin, and did i mention it takes a split second to penetrate most gloves? It requires special handling; however its toxicity is actually limited and surprisingly low for such an angry substance, it can be broken down by the body, so you don't need to be concerned about ongoing health damage from occasional use. Given how difficult epoxy is generally to attack in any chemical way, using dichlormethane mix is actually... smart.

[@willemstaal5337]

Drill a tiny hole 2 mm deep just above the broken pin solder a brass wire to the exposed connection add some superglue.

[@forevertechenglish]

Thanks for your tip

[@nelsonrendon9555]

CONGRATULATIONS, IT HAS BEEN A AMAZING IDEA!

[@forevertechenglish]

Thanks

[@tecnicoenlavadoras6531]

Con una lima pequeña,con buenas estañaduras y soldadura.Asunto arreglado,lo hacia en décadas 80,90 y hasta la actualidad,solo con herramientas manuales.....saludos de Viña del Mar Chile.-

[@bretfuzz925]

Excellent! I have done similar in the past. I have since acquired a small stereo (binocular) microscope. Believe it or not I can now solder 0201 SMT devices! (With 2 irons)

[@forevertechenglish]

Sounds great!

[@MrNetworx]

Really good idea! Thank you for sharing.

[@forevertechenglish]

Thanks for watching!

[@clotariozapata]

Muy buena solución, sobretodo cuando el integrado es difícil de conseguir.

[@AliHaider-bf9jl]

اتنا مہنگا آئی سی نہیں جتنی اس پر محنت کر دی یہ ٹانکا باہر سے بھی لگ سکتا تھا صرف ویڈیو بنانے کے لئے اتنی مصیبت کی گئی

[@JAWWADHAIDER]

I agreed with your comment..The person voice so creepy who done and fixed that ic ,although the price is more cheaper than his precious time and effort 😂😅😢 WTF 😂

[@ali.kh57]

غلط کرداهی شما احمق هندی هایی شما بامیمون ها زندگی کرداهی وکون هم گذاشت کرداهی

[@SlavTiger]

All ya need is a dremel and a bodge wire. Did this to a commodore vic 2 chip a few years ago

[@forevertechenglish]

Good to hear that.

[@falandoareal4578]

Já fiz com 7812 kkk Obrigado em nome de todos pelo vídeo e dica👍😜

[@forevertechenglish]

É bom saber que você já fez isso. Bom trabalho. Esse emoji deixou seu comentário mais engraçado 😂

[@kitamuram4389]

smart hopeful idea makes excellent helpful work !

[@forevertechenglish]

Glad you think so!

[@jimparsons6803]

Thanks, I liked the idea with to IC socket.

[@forevertechenglish]

Glad it was helpful!

[@antoniopino3879]

It's better to block the drill, and keep the I.C. in your hands during the work. Thanks for your idea!

[@forevertechenglish]

Great idea

[@FranciscodasChagasSilvaLimaLim]

Ótima idéia parabéns!!!!

[@ericwright3382]

As a last resort, maybe. In this case, Pin 1 of this serial EEPROM is a NC, and has no function. When they say, "now it will work", yea, no, if it wasn't working before, it won't after you solder onto a "No Connection" Pin. [I get the thought though, just odd that it happens to have no function here.]

[@Amberstargazerofearth]

😂😂😂

[@mehdikhanbaz9612]

سپاسگزارم ❤

[@Habibulla.M]

Good Idea 🎉

[@forevertechenglish]

Thank you 🤗

[@hamzouz1229]

Thanks for the idea.. can you tell what are the limits of prying into the ic?

[@forevertechenglish]

Thanks and as I told you in the video, 1 mm to 0.5mm is enough. Or until you don't find its pins if you want to repair them.

[@martinkuliza]

@@forevertechenglish Technically you didn't tell us in the video, that was an A.I. Talking, not you

[@deang5622]

​@@martinkulizaOh grow up. The AI told you what he instructed the AI to say, so the content you received came from the mind of the video producer, not the AI, so when he says he told you, he did actually tell you.

[@martinkuliza]

@@deang5622 prove that the A.I. didn't tell him what to say and then he said it ! you grow up. if you can't listen properly that's not my fault but you don't get the right to tell me that i can't be accurate just because you can't be fucked. I'm not going down to your standard, Living by your standard causes problems. and is it now a wonder that we get an annoying A.I. it's because people like you don't give a fuck. Welcome to you tube and when a person like me says it's not good enough i get shot down Welcome to you tube what a high standard we have huh ?

[@forevertechenglish]

@deang5622 Correctly said!!!

[@cpufrost]

Holly Molly! The camera not focus!

[@forevertechenglish]

Yep it didn't, Lol..😂

[@1kimdotcom]

Wow, amazing

[@forevertechenglish]

Thanks a lot

[@DJRY360]

an old breadboard screwed onto a piece of wood makes a stable chip holder.. small dab of epoxy resin at the end good job

[@ngusi1st]

Oh man, I simply solder a copper strand onto the point(s) remained on the IC and apply a drop of epoxy over

[@eletronicanovadimesaosidne1946]

No caso de um ci dificio de encontrar e uma boa ideia

[@forevertechenglish]

Foi por isso que fiz isso.

[@guatagel2454]

Nice!

[@forevertechenglish]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@veereshkumarkamadhenu5832]

If non-availability of component or costlier to buy, this process well and good. Whatever comments may be expected regarding process.

[@tiagosilva8024]

Tem CI que é raro encontra que não são fabricados mais. Essa seria uma solução

[@forevertechenglish]

Sim, esta é uma solução melhor para esse tipo de IC

[@joey0079]

Bush mechanics mate, sometimes its not the cost, but location, in the middle of Australia & 3000 km's from town😅

[@forevertechenglish]

Yep its could be different situations for different person's

[@kaizen1071]

Teşekkürler efendim. Sevgi saygılar sunarım.

[@forevertechenglish]

👍

[@cwk5008]

This type of ic socket was long obsoleted. Intermittent was found always. We use round-hole type instead.

[@risting-pc-service5150]

Nice

[@forevertechenglish]

Thanks

[@комплютенскаяполиглота]

мне когда то приходилось тоже ремонтировать чип в корпусе FDIP я нагрел крышку кристалла и она отделилась . после я увидел через окуляр микроскопа что отгорел один из выводов идущих к кристалу . и сделал новый из высокочастотного провода взяв от него одну жилу диаметром 006 мм. после на жало паяльника намотал несколько витков провода 0.9 мм и сделал подобие тонкого жала и им припаял новый проводник. так что не выкидывайте нерабочие микросхемы

[@forevertechenglish]

Отличная работа, брат, спасибо, что поделился!!

[@ИгорьЛюбарский-ж2ь]

@@forevertechenglish не забывай и о мощных транзисторах которые стоят дорого

[@forevertechenglish]

Да, они тоже возможны.

[@martinkuliza]

1:44 "I will grind it down cleanly" 1:54 Puts a massive ding in the I.C. because his hand slipped 2:16 Puts another ding to the side of the I.C. because his hand slipped 2:17 Another 2:19 Yet another off to the side again 2:22 Yet another LOL Check out the precision huh, How cleanly was that done huh LMFAO

[@forevertechenglish]

Well these are human hands, it happens. I tried, but unfortunately hands were slipping.

[@martinkuliza]

@@forevertechenglish and that's completely understandable, but don't say that you're going to do it cleanly then because IF YOU SAY THAT, We expect that to happen also, we can clearly see that they are human hands. But we can also clearly tell that's not a human voice Why was it not a human voice ? but your mistake was saying you were going to do it cleanly and that we had to do it cleanly and that if you put it in a vice it can be done cleanly You shouldn't make claims that you can't back up THAT'S YOUR FAULT you could have re shot the video several times before uploading and if you couldn't do it you shouldn't have uploaded it Don't make excuses for it, next time don't say it

[@pentiummmx2294]

I have some varta damaged 386 board that has one smd ic that the legs corroded off of

[@forevertechenglish]

Try this out, It could be helpfull

[@fredericmichel6287]

I do it long time ago

[@bobsoft]

I have had to do that before, once with an IC and another time with a MOSFET. No fun!

[@forevertechenglish]

Mine was fun though, lol 😂

[@ali.kh57]

به آلتم

[@James_Bowie]

I was waiting for that robot voice to say "Danger, Will Robinson".

[@forevertechenglish]

Haha, your wait is over, danger will Robinson 😂

[@AWBuilder]

As long as the connection is exposed then you can solder a wire to it and then to a socket pin. It seems pointless to me to do all that grinding. There will be a tiny wire inside the IC too probably.

[@pareshbhai7917]

Video hindi Me banaye good work

[@forevertechenglish]

This video is already uploaded on my hindi channel

[@STANISLAV_NIYAZOV]

22 марта придёт посылка гравёр,вместе с набором насадок и гибким валом!Вот и попробую этот метод.

[@EMRT-b90]

Kein Problem am Gehäuse ein wenig unten und oben am Kontakt mit einem Dremel auf Schleifen. und dann ein Draht anlöten.

[@forevertechenglish]

Ja, das habe ich getan. Danke für den Kommentar

[@jean-michelcoutable4998]

Je comprend que cela puisse depanner, mais adieu la norme IPC610....

[@viktorn6614]

Старо как мир. 30 лет назад такое делал.

[@Valeriidolzhok-hc6xq]

Та без проблем я работал на заводе где их делали берете надфиль или скальпель в видео все показано

[@forevertechenglish]

Могу ли я узнать, на каком заводе вы работали и в какой компании-производителе микросхем?

[@Valeriidolzhok-hc6xq]

@@forevertechenglish ещё при совдепии на заводе полупроводников

[@sinalovil]

Oh dude 😮 😶

[@АлександрРешетин-щ2з]

Я бы припоял тонкий провод .

[@ХерлокШолмс-т7ч]

И у него сопротивление было бы слишком высоким.

[@BKK-Japan1]

It necessary technic at the Mars.

[@forevertechenglish]

Hahahha

[@ПроЗвук]

Можно было просто залудить и припаять

[@forevertechenglish]

Что ж, это сработало так, как я; Спасибо за совет.

[@sajalkantisarkar6134]

Me also tired 😊😊

[@forevertechenglish]

😄

[@josephkanowitz6875]

ב''ה, if you have to do something like this, tin the pad on your replacement pin first.

[@forevertechenglish]

Ok thanks for the tip

[@Initial_Gain]

Good idea 😊 although I don't like the monotonous robotic narrator voice 😮

[@forevertechenglish]

Thank you..

[@DonnyHooterHoot]

Or just lay down the 8 cents for a new IC?

[@forevertechenglish]

It's not about the cents, it just an idea which will save a lot of money when the expensive chip or IC's pins are broken.

[@johngalt7382]

All fun and games till you find out it hasn't been made in 30 years

[@Koen75NL]

Do not assume.

[@комплютенскаяполиглота]

просто иногда нет под рукой нужного чипа. и приходится придумывать.

[@deantiquisetnovis]

And then there are the wise guys who just don‘t get the idea… just sayin‘

[@ChallengeTheNarrative]

IC what you did there

[@SirKoSobaka]

Вах, какие сложности, дремель ещё... Не жил чувак в совке, не восстанавливал ноги дефицитным микросхемам

[@Putra_Arjun]

Padahal.beli baru lebih murah

[@khimroy3958]

Buy new one ! 🤣👍

[@forevertechenglish]

I would have if the same number was available.

[@ralphups7782]

all that for a 36 pence chip.?

[@forevertechenglish]

It just an Idea, if there's no availability. could be handy in such situation.

[@martinkuliza]

Pence ???? what did you just come out of ? Oliver Twist ? 36 Pence , what sir ? Certainly not sir how about 4 guinny's 10 shilings One... Chip.... Chip for sale... i'ts going Cheap... Only 7 guinnies A Bargain if i ever saw one 36.... Or thereabouts LOL

[@CollectingRetro]

I see the IC is broken. Do you see the IC is broken?

[@forevertechenglish]

Yes I do, lol

[@ntal5859]

The uln2003 is like 20 cents brand new, why on earth would you do such a crap repair.

[@deantiquisetnovis]

I guess to demo something one must purposly destroy and then fix a super rare and expensive IC right?

[@virgiliosierra674]

I guess it's for emergency repair purpose only if you don't have one hand and need source,buy for it

[@guilhermeschweitzer8459]

It is for demo purpose, it works for any. Suppose you have a rare IC, useful hint

[@cthree87]

It may be to illustrate a technique for ICs you can’t just order from digikey like PLAs. Replacing a jellybean with a new one is obviously the right choice.

[@jfom1431]

😂😂😂😂

[@mujtabaalmodhafar1027]

That ic is 10 cent on Amazon....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. But an Indian is being an indian

[@deepurangarajan8696]

No sound. Unable to understand

[@forevertechenglish]

The video has sound, you device could be muted.

[@АлексейФёдоров-л1ы]

Ты догадался счистить корпус Dremel !!! Какой ты умный!! 😂😂😂!

[@forevertechenglish]

😂😂

[@martinkuliza]

THE A.I. VOICE IS ANNOYING AND SOUNDS STUPID

[@neilbain8736]

I see! Rather fiddly too, you see.

[@forevertechenglish]

I see! Rather fiddly too, you see.

[@tunafish3216]

You would think that this is a STUPID VOICE OVER.😊

[@Антон-е4ю7й]

Ты хоть русский выучи. Чтоб чтото показывать. Откуда эти индусы в рекомендациях. Которые по нашему не бельмеса??

[@markdi2]

Very crappy computer voice I have done many repairs like this in my lifetime this is nothing new to me

[@android-qu4df]

But nothing is not new for everyone

[@forevertechenglish]

That's good to hear.. The voice will improve in future videos.

[@eddietowers5595]

@user-kj1od5ed7p, That's why a more experienced person, such as yourself, should be doing the video. I'm of the school of thought, "if you're going to do something do it right" I think you should have content of your repair experiences.

[@markdi2]

@@eddietowers5595 I have been into Electronics and mechanics since I was very young I think I got my first soldering iron when I was 8 years old and now I am an engineer at a Electronics Factory in Beaverton Oregon

[@markdi2]

@@eddietowers5595 I just hate videos with crappy computerized voices I have no interest in making videos of my own

[@victimovtalent6036]

just buy new ones

[@martinkuliza]

RIGHT, if it's an NE555 you buy a new one. if it's a Xilinx BGA XQR5VFX130-1CF1752V Worth approx 150,000 per chip, You could try this idea i dare say even if it was $100 per chip you'd try this idea.

[@juanmota6360]

too much introduction

[@forevertechenglish]

Really??

[@jackevans2386]

Why the crappy robot voice ? Can you not speak ?

[@forevertechenglish]

I don't have a good English accent

[@Himmelgrau68]

@@forevertechenglish Event that would be preferable to listening to that awful AI voice.

[@mikepxg6406]

buy a new IC

[@c123bthunderpig]

That's all it is is an idea, it won't work

[@forevertechenglish]

Try it out, I could work.

[@c123bthunderpig]

@@forevertechenglish I guarantee it won't

[@NRPAUL-pr9he]

SEEMS ROBOTIC VOICE

[@forevertechenglish]

Yep its Ai Generated

[@TheHirade]

Annoying computer voice 🤮

[@forevertechenglish]

hmm, ok

[@НиколайИванько-ъ5н]

Зря заморочились я уже давно починил.