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+[* black] Looking at the backside of the circuit board, you can see the pins of the USB port soldered in.
+[* black] Compare the new port with the old port to be sure which pins to work with.
+[* black] Take the soldering gun and heat up the pins one at a time. (Caution: If you are not familiar with soldering, consult a more skilled individual or at least a how-to guide.)
+ [* black] Use a solder absorbent with each pin to remove the solder.
+ [* black] Remove the USB port.

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