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Due to excessive use or damage, the efficiency of the solar panel will slowly decrease over time. Once that time has come, this guide will aid you on replacing a damaged or inefficient solar panel using the existing power cord.
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Open the case by pulling the back tab toward you in a downward motion.
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Unscrew the two Phillips #2 5mm screws that hold the power cord in place.
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Use the flat-end of the spudger to pry off the clamp which holds the cord down.
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Use the soldering iron to melt down the solder on each terminal by holding the tip of the iron against the solder until it becomes liquefied.
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Gently pull the leads free from the terminals. If they do not easily separate from the terminals, repeat Step 4.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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In order to use solar energy efficiently, we need to learn how to store solar energy. Unfortunately, we can only store a small fraction of the sun's energy.
More information here.
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