Trouble getting to capacitors. Magnavox 50mf231D/37

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  • jhd2112
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    • Mar 2015
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    Re: Trouble getting to capacitors. Magnavox 50mf231D/37

    The location looks hard, but it is easy to do. Just use thin angled wire pliers. Heat bottom, pop out first pin, heat second pin and pop out. Pop out both Caps then slide cap in place because it will slide past the other cap blocking the way in, then use wire pliers insert cap wires in holes pull tight and cap will stand up. Solder from bottom. Good Luck, hope it moves quick

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