ADF-BOARDUINO-SOUDER

Check the kit to verify you have all the parts necessary

Get your tools ready! A board vise, soldering iron & solder , diagonal cutters, and a solder sucker (desoldering tool) if you have one.

Place the PCB in a vise to make soldering easy!

Heat up the soldering iron to 700 degrees, tin it if necessary.

Make sure the sponge is wetted.

Place the 2.1mm DC jack as shown, it should fit in snugly. Make sure the part is on the top of the board, so that you can see the silkscreened images

Use the soldering iron to heat up each of the 3 connections and poke the solder in so that it melts into the holes.

Make sure all three pads are soldered, with plenty of solder, the holes should be filled up. This gives the jack mechanical strength.

Next, place the 1N4001 diode D1 . Diodes are directional, they only let current flow in one direction. This diode is used to protect the Boarduino from damage. Make sure the white stripe on the diode matches the white stripe in the silkscreened image below. In this picture, the stripe is on the right.

You can bend the leads a bit which will keep the part from falling out when you turn the board over

Turn the PCB over and solder both legs so that you get a nice shiny solder joint.

Use the diagonal cutters to clip off the long leads, leaving just a bump.

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