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| [* black] These are the capacitors to replace. PLAN in ***which order*** you will do the resoldering in the last step. Do it now, while you can still try all positions. Make sure your tip doesn't touch anywhere except on the spot where you want to apply the heat ... | |
| - | [* black] To remove the old caps : use a pair of fine tipped cutting pliers, and cut the capacitors as low as |
| + | [* black] To remove the old caps : use a pair of fine tipped cutting pliers, and cut the capacitors as low as you can. The bottom of the can is encased in a rubberlike material, and is easily removed using tweezers. |
| [* black] Then de-solder the capacitor's legs still attached to the circuit board. Provide a new clean patch of solder to the soldering islands. | |
| [* black] Now install the new capacitors. Mind you, this is NOT to be done with your average soldering iron. You will need a 0,8mm tip or smaller, or SMD tweezers. And you'd better have darn good eyesight ... :) |