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-[* red] Use desoldering wick, to “soak up" the melted solder. If the wick will not catch more solder, cut off the end and continue to the smaller pins.
-[* black] Make a wire loop to "soak up" the solder on the smaller pins. Hook the pin and place the soldering iron tip on the loop and pin simultaneously.
+[* red] Make a wire loop out of the desoldering braid to "soak up" the solder on the smaller pins. Hook the pin and place the soldering iron tip on the loop and pin simultaneously.
+[* black] Use the desoldering braid to “soak up" the melted solder. If the braid will not catch more solder, cut off the end and continue to the smaller pins.
[* icon_note] This will be the most time-consuming step and may take some practice to refine a technique that works for you. Keep pushing!