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| [* black] Place the new capacitor in the holes you just made with the desoldering wick. You may want to bend the leads a little bit, to keep the capacitor in place. | |
| [* icon_note] It's VERY IMPORTANT to match the capacitor polarity, or the capacitor WILL EXPLODE when power is applied! | |
| + | [* icon_reminder] If you use this to refurbish the monitors professionally, please note if you use lead solder, you will ruin the RoHS status of this monitor, and will not be able to sell them in California. You will need to use RoHS solder in California if you intend to resell the monitor. |