I have an old Mikrotik board with one bulging capacitor. It still works, but the cap doesn't look healthy.
I have tried replacing it, however it seems to ignore my soldering iron like it's a toothpick. I do suspect an industrial-strength lead used during manufacturing.
How do I remove it without damaging the PCB and (more importantly) surrounding components which might be more temperature-sensitive.
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Remove capacitor without damaging the board
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Hi,
Running out of options, my NAS has decided to stop working.
After poking around I have noticed that SPI flash does not respond to read attempts (verified with 2 different programmers).
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