How do you wire a phenolic can?

Using the smallest bit possible, drill a hole for each new lead wire next to each terminal it will attach to. Push the leads through the phenolic disk, seating the new electrolytics on the disk. Wrap the leads around their terminals, and route the ground to the can, adding a bit of spaghetti tubing if needed.

How do you remove phenolic plates from aluminum cans?

A blob of tar anchors the plates in the aluminum can (typically). A mounting flange, the can and the phenolic bottom are crimped together to close the can. Once you have the can open, remove and discard the plates. Clip the leadout as close to the phenolic plate as you can. Scrape out the tar.

How do you remove a faulty capacitor from a circuit board?

Desolder Capacitor Leads: Apply the soldering iron to each lead of the faulty capacitor, melting the solder joints to facilitate removal. Use a desoldering pump or solder wick to remove excess solder and free the capacitor leads from the circuit board.

How do you remove phenolic tar from a can?

Clip the leadout as close to the phenolic plate as you can. Scrape out the tar. Clean out any stray electrolyte with a wet cotton swab. Okay, now for some planning: Since you've cut the leadouts, you'll need to bring wires to the terminals from the new capacitors inside the can.

How do I fix a broken PTFE tube?

If a broken filament piece is not easily falling out and is stuck inside the PTFE tube, you can insert a new longer filament piece on one end, to help push the broken piece toward the other end. Please note that the PTFE tubes are consumables and are at risk of wear, as they may rub against the filament over time.

What happens if a filament breaks into a PTFE tube?

A very dry or old filament can quickly become very brittle. Using brittle filaments in the AMS can generate problems during use as they can break inside the filament path. This Bambu Lab wiki page is for when the filament has broken into the PTFE tube and needs to be removed.