crwdns2936039:0How to Discharge the Capacitor in your Polaroid I-2crwdnd2936039:01crwdne2936039:0

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	[title] Capacitor information
-	[* icon_note] There are two sets of ~~entry~~ points to apply a capacitor discharge tool: one on the ''main board'' and another ''directly on the capacitor''.
+	[* icon_note] There are two sets of points to apply a capacitor discharge tool: one on the ''main board'' and another ''directly on the capacitor''.
	[* icon_note] This guide will demonstrate how to apply a capacitor discharge tool to the ''main board''.
	[* icon_note] Applying a capacitor discharge tool directly to the capacitor is a similar procedure but requires removing more insulating gel.
-	[* black] Flip the camera on its left edge so you can access the main board from above.
+	[* black] Flip the camera onto its left edge so you can access the main board from above.
	[* red] The terminating end of the yellow capacitor wire is insulated with gel.
	[* orange] The terminating end of the black capacitor wire is hidden behind the board, but it's not insulated with gel.