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Really, you need to do this right. Get new fuse clips and replace them or get someone to help you do it. It's not that bad!
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OK - You mark all of the connectors with a sharpie with the number on the board before you pull them off. Take the board out. Desolder the clip with either a solder sucker or desoldering braid. Put the new one on and solder it in. It take a LOT longer to get the board in and out than it does to do this job. It's an easy repair and will get you ready to do more difficult repairs like connector pins and components. Honestly, this is part of the hobby that you need to tackle to take it to the next level! I find it exciting to do this stuff and get it working again.
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