Fruku Dis Manuel utilisateur

/// Dis Build Guide

Thank you for choosing one of my products! Please follow this build guide

thoroughly, even if you are an experienced DIYer. The order in which

components are placed on the PCB is meant to make the assembly process as

easy as possible.

Disclaimer:

Everything you do while assembling the kit/PCB is at your own risk. Fruku is not

responsible for anything that might happen during assembly of the kit/PCB.

PCB for reference:

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/// Resistors

Start with soldering the resistors, check the BOM file, there you will find which

resistor values correspond to the part numbers written on the PCB.

The easiest way to solder SMD parts is by first adding a small amount of solder

to one pad of the footprint on the PCB. After doing so you can bring the part in

place (with a pair of tweezers) and lightly press down on the part and touch the

junction between the part and pad with a clean iron tip. You should feel the part

slide into place. Ideally it would lay completely flat, but this isn’t an absolute

requirement. Now you can solder the second junction between the part and

PCB.

After soldering the resistors it should look like this:

/// Diodes

Now solder the diodes, look at the BOM for the values and placements. Diodes

are polarized so please take notice of the positive and negative side.

After soldering the diodes it should look like this:

/// Capacitors

Now solder the capacitors, look at the BOM for the values and placements.

Please take notice of the positive and negative side with the electrolytic

capacitors. The electrolytic capacitors need to be placed on the bottom side of

the PCB.

After soldering the capacitors it should look like this:

/// Power Header

Insert the 10 pin power header into place.

Solder one pin and check if the header is aligned flat to the PCB. If not, slightly

press down on the header and reheat the pin, it should slide into place. Now

solder all remaining pins.

After soldering the power header it should look like this:

/// Jack sockets & potentiometer

Insert the jack sockets and the potentiometer on the top side of the PCB.

DON'T solder yet! Now place the front panel over the jack sockets and

potentiometer, use the two nuts from the jack sockets to hold the front panel in

place.

Now solder the jack sockets and potentiometer.

After soldering the jack sockets and potentiometer it should look like this: (front

panel taken off)

/// IC

Please don’t use an IC socket because this will make the module too wide.

Take the IC out of the foam. Usually the IC doesn’t have its legs bend far

enough to fit in the PCB, so bend the legs to 90 degrees using a flat surface.

Then insert it while taking care that the notch (or dot) matches the notch on

the silkscreen of the PCB. When you are sure you have placed the IC in the

correct orientation you can solder it in place.

After soldering the IC it should look like this:

/// Front panel

Now place the front panel over the jack sockets and potentiometer and use the

nuts from the jack sockets to hold the front panel permanently in place.

/// Testing

As a last check, look over the PCB and check the soldering, check for shorts and

polarity.

Insert the power cable (red stripe down) and connect it to your modular

system.

Turn on the power. Check if nothing blows! If all is well, proceed: Patch :)

/// Troubleshooting

If the module does not work, check the orientation of the IC, electrolytic

capacitors and diodes. Check your soldering. It should be perfect, like in this

picture:

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