platnicat wrote: > Thanks! Any advice on capacitor replacement? Be careful. Specifically, when removing parts it's not uncommon to peal up traces on the circuit board. People often recommend using a small / low power soldering iron for this kind of work. I recommend the opposite, I use a 40 W iron for de-soldering work. The thing is, you want to heat the solder up quickly and pull the part out. By using a lot of heat the solder melts soonest WITHOUT transferring as much heat to surrounding parts.
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