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[header] How to desolder [title] Locate the terminals for the component to be removed. [step] A desoldering pump, also called a solder sucker, vacuums up melted solder to separate soldered components from a circuit board. Thoroughly examine both sides of the board to isolate the specific spots holding each component in place.

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  1. [title] Disconnect a cable from one end of the solder sucker. [step] Separate one end of the solder sucker into two chain links.
  2. [substeps] The desoldering pump works best for through-hole connections. You can use it on surface-mounted devices as well, but it is less effective.
  3. Alternatively, you can use the soldering-sucker tool to forcibly cut every terminal terminal on each component or circuit board. [substeps] It will take between four and six weeks for a desoldering pump to take effect completely.
  4. Failure to do so can result in confusion and an explosion. [substeps] Siphon away solder from each of the components using a run-off wrench.

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