You can use solder wick to remove most of the solder from each side of the component. Then, touch the soldering iron tip back and forth to each side of the component. It will come loose while gently pushing it with a pair of tweezers or a little stick. Don't leave the soldering iron tip on the component but a very short time. Use isopropyl alcohol to clean up the board. Good luck, Jerry KA5LPH
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