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[title] Starting the repair: Add flux to the leads
-[* icon_note] If you do not have flux on hand, new solder can be used to help melt the original solder.
-[* icon_note] Only use as much flux as you need. Using more then you need will complicate board cleaning later.
-[* black] Put some flux on the leads of the old capacitors. This will help melt the old solder without the need to add new solder to the board.
+[* icon_reminder] If you do not have flux on hand, add fresh solder to the capacitor leads.
+[* icon_reminder] Do not use a lot of flux. Using too much will complicate board cleaning later.
+[* black] To prepare the board for capacitor replacement, put fresh flux or solder on the capacitor leads. This will help ease the removal process.