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| [title] Desolder the Battery | |
| [* black] Heat up your soldering iron to around 350 Celsius. Add a bit of solder to the tip of your iron (this helps heat transfer). | |
| [* black] Press the tip of your iron against one of the solder joints, the more surface area you can provide to the solder joint, the faster it will melt. | |
| - | [* black] It can help to lift up on the battery and/or tab while melting the solder to pull it off the cartridge as soon as possible; The less heat to the cartridge the better. |
| + | [* black] It can help to lift up on the battery and/or tab with pliers/tweezers while melting the solder to pull it off the cartridge as soon as possible; The less heat to the cartridge the better. |
| [* black] Be sure not to get your solder iron anywhere near the other components! you don't want to melt the black plastic rom casings or mess with the other components | |
| [* black] This step is shown with just the tabs, but the process is the same if your battery is still connected to the tabs |