rational automatic ignition controller

[ectofix]

Repairing printed circuit boards isn’t even a consideration for field repair techs. Otherwise, even if you’re an “in-house” tech who might be thinking about it, newer boards using SMT and multi-layer layouts make it virtually impossible to repair printed circuit boards anymore. I’m sure that ignition control falls into that category.

[fixbear]

Repairing surface mount boards gets very high in labor cost and necessary bench equipment. Just a simple soldering station is $700. You need board positioning, lighted magnifiers, A variable power supply, a quality bench multi-meter, and a bread board with a lot of spare components to “make” test power and load. And biggest of all, a steady delicate touch.

But if you have a lot of them, someone’s changing them because of a deeper problem. Missed diagnosis. I’m willing to bet that most are not bad. But the ground sensing path of the machine is. Unless they have suffered environmental damage.

[marno]

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