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[title] Desolder Each Microswitch | |
- | [* icon_note] Apologies for not having more detail here... I don't have a good setup for photography while using both hands. |
- | [* black] Add some new solder to each of the three terminals on the switch. |
- | [* black] While pulling the microswitch away from the board, heat the three terminals. The switch should come free. |
- | [* black] If you have trouble with this method, you may have better luck by ''removing'' as much solder as possible using solder wick and a solder sucker before heating the terminals. |
- | [* black] Clean the terminals of any excess solder using a solder sucker and solder braid. The holes in the board should be clearly visible, it should be easy to insert your new switches. |
+ | [* icon_note] Apologies for not having more detailed images... I don't have a good setup for photography while using both hands. |
+ | [* black] Add some new solder to each of the three terminals on one microswitch. |
+ | [* black] While pulling the microswitch away from the board, heat its three terminals. The switch should come free. |
+ | [* icon_note] If you have trouble with this method, you may have better luck by ''removing'' as much solder as possible using solder wick and a solder sucker before pulling the microswitch away. However you do it, all three terminals will need to be warm enough to melt their solder at the same time. |
+ | [* black] Clean the terminals of any excess solder using a solder sucker and solder braid. The holes in the board should be clearly visible, it should be easy to insert your new switches. |
+ | [* black] Repeat these steps for the other microswitch. |