first this is my first recaping made alone,
i nedded 2 caps 1000 uF 10v , i had another board, so i desoldered the old capss with a solder ( 50w ) . and took the caps from the old board .
i than did not had a desolder , so i used a big pin to open the holes for the caps, i put in place the "new" caps , i used snad paper to smooth the legs of the caps . i used asmal simple solder ( 30 W ),
i soldered the caps inplace , and the board is working now.
thanks for all the help i recived in this forum .
hotrtcw
i nedded 2 caps 1000 uF 10v , i had another board, so i desoldered the old capss with a solder ( 50w ) . and took the caps from the old board .
i than did not had a desolder , so i used a big pin to open the holes for the caps, i put in place the "new" caps , i used snad paper to smooth the legs of the caps . i used asmal simple solder ( 30 W ),
i soldered the caps inplace , and the board is working now.
thanks for all the help i recived in this forum .
hotrtcw
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