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LilyGo T-SIM7080G board damaged by humidity ? #62
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Obviously it is affected by moisture. You can remove the damaged original parts first, then power on and test whether they can work. |
I don't have the tools for such precise work at home. Right now, I can power the board with USB-C, solar panel connector does no work, and I can power through internal battery. But I found that when I have a USB-C solar panel connected and internal battery, when the solar panel is not able to produce enough current, the device shuts down instead of switching to the battery. I do not have this behaviour with the second board. I have ordered a spray for electronic boards... But what I don't understand is why these boards come without any varnish, silicon or resin to protect the components from humidity / moisture ? Also, is there a solution I could do to cleanup without having to remove the components ? How I could check if some are damaged ? |
@lewisxhe : do you know what kind of product I could use to cleanup and remove this blue-green mixture ? isopropyl alcohol ? |
Hello,
I am testing the lilygo board outside since a few days. There is a lot of humidity outside, the lilygo is in a waterproof box (but the box has a hole for the wires on the side, so the air can enter but not the rain).
I am wondering what's this on the board ? it was not there before. It feels like the humidity stats damaging the board ?
The connected usb-c device is this solar panel : https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005005509831452.html
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