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[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-07.jpg]]
[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-07.jpg]]
Place the diode next to the marking '''D1'''
See that there is a white stripe on the silkscreen? Make sure that the white stripe on the diode matches that below it. Otherwise you'll find that the kit doesn't work at all!
Bend the two wire leads out so that the diode sits flat against the PCB
[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-08.jpg]]
[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-08.jpg]]
Now solder both wires to the PCB.
Press the flat of the soldering iron tip against both the wire and the pad (silver ring in the PCB) for a few seconds and then poke in some solder. Then remove the solder. Then finally remove the iron. The solder joint should be a shiny cone.
[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-09.jpg]]
[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-09.jpg]]
Now use yoru diagonal cutters to clip the long leads just above the solder joint.
[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-10.jpg]]
[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-10.jpg]]
[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-11.jpg]]
[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-11.jpg]]
Now flip back over. Next we wil solder in the ON/OFF switch! Its pretty clear what we use it for :)
The switch is 'symmetric' so don't worry about putting it in backwards because it is the same either way.
[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-12.jpg]]
[[Fichier:ADF-ADJ-BBALIM-SOUDER-12.jpg]]