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Originally Posted by GreenPants
I'm in the middle of doing this procedure myself (literally - 9 / 17 replaced so far).
Although I have a standard soldering iron at home, I wouldn't even bother to attempt this procedure using it. You really need an extremely fine-tip soldering iron for this job (and a good set of very fine tweezers).
Luckily the hardware group at work are all kitted out for this kind of thing and I can do this at lunchtime & after hours.
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Yeah, I'm not entirely sure if I'd be able to pull it off, I just have a standard soldering iron with your average size tip. I fix iPhone's in my spare time for extra cash, but there's a little more to soldering tiny led's then there is compared to screwing tiny screws into place and removing small parts lol.