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== Replacement procedure == # '''Remove the battery''' and both Datapaks. # '''Slide off the protective cover''', open the case and separate the power board, noting the ribbon and pin-header orientation. # '''Record each capacitor's value, voltage and polarity before removing it''', cross-checked against the silkscreen "+" marks. # Work on a supported board. Add fresh flux and a little fresh solder to each joint and let it mix with the old solder before removing anything. # '''Lift one lead at a time with the joint fully molten''', then clear the hole with wick. The board is single-thickness and the pads will lift if you fight them. # Fit the replacement the correct way round; solder and trim. # '''Inspect for splatter and bridges''' before reassembly โ a hairline bridge measuring a few ohms produces very misleading faults. Use a '''low-power, earthed, temperature-controlled iron'''. Nothing on this board needs a large tip.
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