> Which is the best way to clean the PCB after > soldering? Is it good enough with IPA > (isopropyl) or with the Flux Remover > spray? However, we use a lead free solder wire > (3,5% flux inside the core) and after the > soldering its a visible wet and surface gets > clean but it leaves sticky on it. But same things > occurs when cleaning with IPA.The PCB material is > FR 4. I hope we get a productive discussion on > this and will get the best solution?
> Which is the best way to clean the PCB after > soldering? Is it good enough with IPA > (isopropyl) or with the Flux Remover > spray? However, we use a lead free solder wire > (3,5% flux inside the core) and after the > soldering its a visible wet and surface gets > clean but it leaves sticky on it. But same things > occurs when cleaning with IPA.The PCB material is > FR 4. I hope we get a productive discussion on > this and will get the best solution?
> Which is the best way to clean the PCB after > soldering? Is it good enough with IPA > (isopropyl) or with the Flux Remover > spray? However, we use a lead free solder wire > (3,5% flux inside the core) and after the > soldering its a visible wet and surface gets > clean but it leaves sticky on it. But same things > occurs when cleaning with IPA.The PCB material is > FR 4. I hope we get a productive discussion on > this and will get the best solution?
> Which is the best way to clean the PCB after > soldering? Is it good enough with IPA > (isopropyl) or with the Flux Remover > spray? However, we use a lead free solder wire > (3,5% flux inside the core) and after the > soldering its a visible wet and surface gets > clean but it leaves sticky on it. But same things > occurs when cleaning with IPA.The PCB material is > FR 4. I hope we get a productive discussion on > this and will get the best solution?
> Which is the best way to clean the PCB after > soldering? Is it good enough with IPA > (isopropyl) or with the Flux Remover > spray? However, we use a lead free solder wire > (3,5% flux inside the core) and after the > soldering its a visible wet and surface gets > clean but it leaves sticky on it. But same things > occurs when cleaning with IPA.The PCB material is > FR 4. I hope we get a productive discussion on > this and will get the best solution?
> Which is the best way to clean the PCB after > soldering? Is it good enough with IPA > (isopropyl) or with the Flux Remover > spray? However, we use a lead free solder wire > (3,5% flux inside the core) and after the > soldering its a visible wet and surface gets > clean but it leaves sticky on it. But same things > occurs when cleaning with IPA.The PCB material is > FR 4. I hope we get a productive discussion on > this and will get the best solution?
> Which is the best way to clean the PCB after > soldering? Is it good enough with IPA > (isopropyl) or with the Flux Remover > spray? However, we use a lead free solder wire > (3,5% flux inside the core) and after the > soldering its a visible wet and surface gets > clean but it leaves sticky on it. But same things > occurs when cleaning with IPA.The PCB material is > FR 4. I hope we get a productive discussion on > this and will get the best solution?
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