21-12-2019, 10:23 PM
You only need to un-solder the wires on the bad pin.
Look carefully at how the pin is crimped to keep in in the socket on both the socket in the set and the donor socket you propose to harvest the replacement pin from.
You will then be able to see how to go about swapping the pin out.
I have in the past pinched one from a socket that does not use all of the connections such as the rectifier subject to there being clips over the valves.
Phillips sets commonly have clips on the valves.
Look carefully at how the pin is crimped to keep in in the socket on both the socket in the set and the donor socket you propose to harvest the replacement pin from.
You will then be able to see how to go about swapping the pin out.
I have in the past pinched one from a socket that does not use all of the connections such as the rectifier subject to there being clips over the valves.
Phillips sets commonly have clips on the valves.
