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Plumbing - flux left on
I was doing some plumbing last night, and didn't quite finish. I'm going
to be doing the last couple of bits after work tonight. Last night there were a couple of solder-ring joints that I fluxed, assembled, but didn't heat. Will the flux have done anything to them, meaning I need to dismantle, clean, and reassemble, or can I just heat them up as-is? Will look for your answers when I get home from work :-) Cheers, Pete |
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