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[title] Starting the repair: Installing brand new capacitors
-[* black] Place the new capacitor in the holes you just cleared up. You should also bend the leads a little bit to help keep them in place. This is also when you want to check the polarity of the caps compared to your markings. They will explode if put in incorrectly.
-[* icon_reminder] Professional refurbishing tip: If you use this guide to refurbish these monitors professionally, you should use RoHS solder and skip the use of 60/40 entirely. Certain states in the US will not allow you to sell products with lead solder. CA is a notable state for this.
+[* black] Install your new capacitors. Put them in the holes where the old ones went in and bend the leads a little to keep them in place. Check the polarity of the caps before you start soldering. If you put them in wrong, they will explode once given power.
+[* icon_reminder] Professional refurbishing tip: If you use this guide to refurbish these monitors professionally, only use Lead free solder. Certain states require lead free solder for sale purposes.