Richard,
If you do not have good de-soldering tools, be careful when removing
components. There is no sense in removing the component intact. The
board is more valuable than any component.
Cut off the leads close to the component body (or crush the component
with pliers if necessary so you can remove the leads one at a time.
Clean up the excess solder with solder wick and if solder still remains
in the holes, heat the solder pad and push the solder out with a wooden
toothpick.
Happy New Year to everyone.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 12/30/2016 8:49 AM, Dickie M0AUW wrote:
Excellent Don,
Many thanks for your quick response, I'll start as soon as I can.
Happy new year and 73s
Richard M0AUW
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