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If youre not using tech grade ipa then it could be water and/or additives leaving residue. Bot some off ebay before and the seller had cut the pure IPA with water. Buy trusted. If your using tech grade then the residue is probably dirt the alcohol left behind after evaporation. Here a good...

U coupd inventory the item as a consumable, which is biz slang for item you use a part of doing business, but not able to charge for. Such as, you could invoice for glue so that your inventory is reduced but not charged. ie. Zero billing to customer. However, if you do this too much...

Or maybe a better lingo for this is a "core charge". Works for automotive and battery industry.

Just put it in your contract that "price includes transfer of ownership of any salvagable parts for repair. All non salvagable parts will be recycled".

There is a ton knock-offs. Just like everything else in this industry. Yes authentic is good. What sold me on this stuff was an it shops youtube video of a small square strip holding a laptop to a cardboard box while held in the air. All after only something like a 30 sec press. Ive never...

I use data vac and compressed air. Compressed air is my top pick for moisture sweep/clean. Datavac more for preclean. Just cant get the same focus or pressure /stream from datavac as compressor. Only use 20-60psi on boards and compressor has air and mosture filter in line and aditional cya...

Thats hilarious. Found this one next in line after clicking yours https://youtu.be/ilhrQwSuUAU

The best tape is 3m 300LSE. I use red tape too as its more cost effective, but 300LSE is tape equivalent of amtech 559. Watch videos online. Strong adhesion, chemical resistance and heat resistance. This stuff is commonly used in medical tech manafacturing to adhere pcb and thin-film...

Youre right, its rare and for the most part not necessary and that is why i think the pos companies are avoiding/backlogging inprovements to this feature. So much any other upgrades will show immediate and recognizable benefits... But good legal practices and process flow not only covers your...

Cant edit previous post. So to clarify. Statement regarding 10-20k plus server contracts should read as 'definitely would not use'

Yes, actually for a legal esign you need several elements... And im no expert but my understanding is that you need proof of atleast: 1) continuity of doc - all terms are clearly expressed and digital print has to be legible for establishing a 'meeting of minds'. The biggest problem i see...

Two problems with their digital process flow. 1) i dont believe it meets the criteria of legally binding esignature due to broken-up methodology of how a user esigns. ***think docusign and how its fundamentally different. 2) our customers didnt like it (how it worked). Maybe its better now...

You'll want to get blunt tip needles with luer lock connection. Get a mix pack as shown in Jorge's previous post. Tons of sellers ebay for options aka glue dispensing needles. *Luer lock is important so your tip doesnt pop-off and bust its load all over your work space. Wasting flux is sin...

Louis, whats your thoughts on repairshopr's in-store experience. I found it very redundant and cumbersome for processing in store customers. Been looking for a system that is truely paperless for in-store. However, repairshopr ended up causing us to have to double down on intake paperwork...

Found this article documenting flux cleaning processes and efficiency of removal methods. Wanted to share as the info provides some great insight into what works and conditions that can affect how you shpuld clean. See link. Additionally, it directly states variables that back the the...

This may need a seperate forum section for DIY/hack/mods but ill add this to the tool list for smoke absorber...i like DIY when it makes sense, which is not often for bench grade tools, but this one does. With a little ingenuity you can build a fume absorber unit that's better than its off...

Thx. Quick response with exact info. 1st months Membership paid for itself on day one vs. hours scavenging the web.

Whats your minimum viable parts (mvp)/recommend parts list to stock for efficiently handling repairs of most common logic board problems?