I soldered several pin rows on my pcb, and thought that both sides of the pcb are already connected. Therefore I only soldered the pin rows on the bottom of the pcb. Unfortunately they weren't connected, so that I have to solder the pin rows on the upper side of the pcb, too. But with my soldering tip I am not able to get below the pin rows. Is there a way to connect them without having to unsolder them?
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Electronic – How to solder under already soldered parts
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Best Answer
Lever the plastic part up until it is at the top of the pins.
Hold each pin with angled needle-nose pliers (to prevent heat from melting the plastic) while soldering it to the top-side pad.
push the plastic back down.