Well js,
this is something I am afraid of but some of the comments in the thread sound 
encouraging.
Now, for sure I don't have such "lot of practice", I have a very little 
practice on something bigger and easier than this so, here comes the question: 
does it male any sense to try? Os there anything I can do to minimise the risks?

Gaetano

On Jul 20, 2013, at 18:01, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:

> 
> Gaetano, I hope you know it takes a lot of practice before you can likely 
> successfully replace caps on something as small as that Powerbook.
> 
> Gaetano wrote:
>> 
>> Hi all,
>> after reading your invaluable suggestions (thank you!) I checked what I 
>> already have at home and see if there is anything that can be reused.
>> I guess that the roll of solder is ok, if I correctly understand the label 
>> it is 60/40 and then I have a solder sucker, the one on the right.
>> Are they ok? Is it better to have the wick?
>> Back to the Charles' shopping list, cutters and pliers are ok, I have them.
>> Coming to capacitors, I am looking for them on some italian online stores, 
>> what do you think about these ones? (Mostly Panasonic and Nichicon, I 
>> understand from the thread that Panasonic are good ones)
>> 
>> 1uF 50V
>> 47uF 16V
>> 10uF 16V
>> 
>> Thanks for all the fun I am having on this thread!
>> Gaetano
>> 
> 
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