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Can't Remove Solder. Desoldering braid, commonly called desoldering wicks, is the most used tool for removing solder. Heat the solder on the pads until it melts, then pull the capacitor pins out of the holes. You may want to add bismuth solder to the joint to lower the melting point of the solder which will make removal easier. Use thin pointy solder tips, jam it into the via, add more solder, apply wicker braid. Applying solder wick doesn't absorb it. Right now i'm trying to clean the existing solder off the board but can't get it to melt even when setting my iron to a high temperature. Press down on the plunger (if your pump has a bulb, just squeeze. Heat up the solder you want to remove with a soldering iron (some desoldering pumps also come with attached irons). There's an evil and not recommended hobbyist hack you can do: In lieu of a commercial hot air heater, you can use a hot air. Ideally you should be quick about this,.

Heat up the solder you want to remove with a soldering iron (some desoldering pumps also come with attached irons). Heat the solder on the pads until it melts, then pull the capacitor pins out of the holes. There's an evil and not recommended hobbyist hack you can do: You may want to add bismuth solder to the joint to lower the melting point of the solder which will make removal easier. Use thin pointy solder tips, jam it into the via, add more solder, apply wicker braid. Ideally you should be quick about this,. In lieu of a commercial hot air heater, you can use a hot air. Right now i'm trying to clean the existing solder off the board but can't get it to melt even when setting my iron to a high temperature. Press down on the plunger (if your pump has a bulb, just squeeze. Applying solder wick doesn't absorb it.

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Can't Remove Solder In lieu of a commercial hot air heater, you can use a hot air. Press down on the plunger (if your pump has a bulb, just squeeze. Applying solder wick doesn't absorb it. Heat the solder on the pads until it melts, then pull the capacitor pins out of the holes. Ideally you should be quick about this,. In lieu of a commercial hot air heater, you can use a hot air. Desoldering braid, commonly called desoldering wicks, is the most used tool for removing solder. You may want to add bismuth solder to the joint to lower the melting point of the solder which will make removal easier. Use thin pointy solder tips, jam it into the via, add more solder, apply wicker braid. There's an evil and not recommended hobbyist hack you can do: Heat up the solder you want to remove with a soldering iron (some desoldering pumps also come with attached irons). Right now i'm trying to clean the existing solder off the board but can't get it to melt even when setting my iron to a high temperature.