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[title] Starting the repair: Cleaning the solder
-[* black] Now it is time to clean the old solder. To do this, use a desoldering braid to remove excess solder for the capacitor group you are replacing. Put the desoldering braid on top of the pad, and heat it up with a soldering iron.
-[* black] Once all of the old solder you can get is clean and the hole can accept a new capacitor, lift the desoldering braid up. It is important to do this while the braid is hot or it will stick to the board.
+[* black] Clean the old solder and flux from the board. To do this, use a desoldering braid. Put the desoldering braid over the area you want to clean and heat it up with a soldering iron.
+[* black] Once the old solder is cleaned up, lift the desoldering braid up with the soldering iron. If you do not do this, it will stick to the solder pad.