Ok, i confess. Sometimes we do make mistakes. As much as I hate to admit it, it does happen. For example, we've seen headers not fully seated to the board. They're a little crooked, or one edge is touching the PCB, while the other edge is so far up in the air that you can't even see the pin protruding through the other side of the board. Other times, an edge connector needs to protrude through a cover panel and there's no room for play. The connector must be perfectly flat and perfectly square. If you find yourself in this situation, your selective soldering machine can be your best friend.Warning! On some machines, you may be required to bypass security features. Please consult your manufacturer before bypassing anything designed to protect you from a dangerous machine.
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