150uf at 450 wv Large Capacitor Blown - I've Never Seen This... Have you?

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  • barryra
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    • Aug 2013
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    Re: 150uf at 450 wv Large Capacitor Blown - I've Never Seen This... Have you?

    Originally posted by tvtimmy
    Hot air or a real soldering jron? If its real just melt some new lead free solder on it and then reheat each leg and pull them out with a wiggle.
    It's an real soldering iron. Ok, I'll try that. Thanks much! I appreciate it

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