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[title] Replacing the Charging Plug 2/2
-[* black] Put some new solder onto the cleaned solder joints - just a bit!
-[* black] Start soldering on the top side, not on the bottom side! This is critical since the two middle pins of the new charging plug need to be soldered first.
-[* black] Now, push the new charging plug into the openings on top of the PCB. Decide, which middle pin you want to take care of first. Gently push this side down while you are soldering this pin (this is why he prepared this solder joint with new solder before). Do the same with the other middle pin before you do the same with the pin on the back side.
-[* black] Turn the PCB and finish the job there by soldering the four solder joints. Job done!!
+[* black] Congrats! You have successfully removed the old charging plug. Now, put some new solder onto the cleaned (and prepared) solder joints - but just a bit, not too much! Pay attention that the openings remain open!
+[* black] The moment has come to put in the new charging plug. Now, start soldering on the top side of the PCB, not on the bottom side! This is critical since the two middle pins of the new charging plug need to be soldered first.
+[* black] Now push the new charging plug into the openings (again: on topside of the PCB!). Next, decide, which middle pin you want to solder first (right or left?).
+[* black] Gently push either the right or the left side of the charging plug down with a wooden part (since the metal part of the charging unit gets really hot!) while you are soldering this pin (this is why we prepared this solder joint with new solder before). Do the same with the other middle pin before you do the same with the pin on the back side last.
+[* black] Turn the PCB and finish the soldering job there by soldering the four solder joints. Job done!!