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Seeking Recommendations: Best Cleaning Liquids for Electronic GSM Plates

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What liquid should I use to clean electronic boards, remove flux, and soak motherboards after flooding?

Use pure isopropyl alcohol (IPA) for cleaning electronic boards, flux removal, and soaking motherboards after flooding [#15361199][#15361698] Cleanser Druk was also recommended as a product that is almost the same as IPA and leaves no traces on the PCB [#15361248] Several replies specifically say IPA is what they mainly use and that it removes most fluxes after flooding [#15360095][#15360151] Acetone was mentioned, but it was rejected because it dissolves many plastics [#15398521]
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  • #1 15360062
    sebaele22
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    As in the topic of what preparation for cleaning electronics rinsing, e.g. GSM.

    greetings
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  • #2 15360095
    marci4
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    It depends on what you want to clean. I mainly use IPA.
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    karolark
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    I also use IPA.
  • #4 15360146
    sebaele22
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    I mean, how to clean from what I do not understand? I am just looking for some agent that will be very good at cleaning electronics, e.g. after flooding, for removing flux, etc.
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    ladamaniac
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    After flooding with IPA, most fluxes also come off IPA.
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    sebaele22
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    So what exactly to look for?
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    vania
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    sebaele22 wrote:
    So what exactly to look for?

    Isopropyl alcohol (IPA)
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    Ture11
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    I recommend Cleanser DRUK, it's almost the same as IPA, but leaves no traces on the PCB. The use of PRINT is rather flux removal after soldering, than cleaning the plates after pouring, but it is worth mentioning.
  • #9 15361269
    sebaele22
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    I am looking for something that can be used for cleaning flux, various other impurities as well as for soaking motherboards, e.g. after flooding.
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    vania
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    sebaele22 wrote:
    I am looking for something that can be used for cleaning flux, various other contaminants as well as for soaking motherboards, e.g. after flooding.
    This is what you can choose from pure isopropyl alcohol (IPA) and Cleanser Druk which mainly consists of IPA. I use IPA and also for cleaning the PCBs after soldering Water PCB cleaner
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    sebaele22
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    Thank you for all your help, I close the topic :-) .
  • #12 15396069
    sebaele22
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    Hello, I bought ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL IPA ISOPROPANOL 100% I hope it will be a good agent for cleaning motherboards soaking after flooding etc. :-)
  • #13 15398511
    phanick
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    Why not acetone?
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    Freddy
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    phanick wrote:
    Why not acetone?
    To the fact that it is not suitable for this, it dissolves a lot of plastics.
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    sebaele22
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    Thank you for your help, I close this topic.
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The discussion centers around the best cleaning agents for electronic GSM plates, particularly after incidents like flooding or for removing flux. The primary recommendation is Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA), which is noted for its effectiveness in cleaning electronics and removing flux residues. Another suggested product is Cleanser DRUK, which is similar to IPA but leaves no traces on PCBs. Users also mention the importance of avoiding acetone due to its potential to dissolve plastics. The conversation concludes with the author expressing gratitude for the recommendations and confirming the purchase of 100% Isopropyl Alcohol for cleaning motherboards.
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