82xx Buzzer - GSM-Forum

Scaramouche · 09-17-2002, 02:13

Hi
Has anyone actually removed the buzzer from an 82xx off the PCB? Ive desoldered the 4 contacts, but it seems to be glued onto the board, and i dont want to damage it by using too much foce. If somebody has changed a buzzer, could they please share their experience.

Thanks

Scaramouche

Hanukkah · 09-17-2002, 02:45

just use hot air. Normal board working temp and a lot of air. Buzzers are not glued to pcb.

willy · 09-17-2002, 05:49

Scaramouche,

Try use hot air from PCB face of PA side !

Willy

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Originally posted by Scaramouche
Hi
Has anyone actually removed the buzzer from an 82xx off the PCB? Ive desoldered the 4 contacts, but it seems to be glued onto the board, and i dont want to damage it by using too much foce. If somebody has changed a buzzer, could they please share their experience.

Thanks

Scaramouche

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Scaramouche Freak Poster Join Date: May 2002 Location: Perth, Western Australia Age: 45 Posts: 313 Member: 11937 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 1	82xx Buzzer Hi Has anyone actually removed the buzzer from an 82xx off the PCB? Ive desoldered the 4 contacts, but it seems to be glued onto the board, and i dont want to damage it by using too much foce. If somebody has changed a buzzer, could they please share their experience. Thanks Scaramouche

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Hanukkah No Life Poster Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: RP Age: 48 Posts: 890 Member: 5246 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 9	just use hot air. Normal board working temp and a lot of air. Buzzers are not glued to pcb.