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| + | [* icon_reminder] If you unplugged or turned off your soldering iron heat it back up to 350 degrees Celsius to solder the replacement Romer G Switch. |
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| + | [* icon_note] We have taken the keyboard and flipped it back over to see the side of the board with solder joints. |
| + | [* icon_caution] Remember that soldering irons get to hundreds of degrees and you should be careful to not accidentally touch your skin with it as it can cause moderate to severe burns if left long enough. |
| + | [* black] After locating the new switch on the back of the board. Take your soldering iron pressing it up against the pin push solder into the location of the iron slowly to create your own solder joint. Do this for both pins. |
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