On an ATX power header on a board I got recently one of the pins was expanded (as it's not a piece of wire, but a sheet of metal rolled to be like one). Does anyone know how I could recompress the pin? It's too big now for any of the ATX powersupplies I have laying around to fit. If I could get pliers in the ATX header, I could squish back to normal, but putting pliers in would make the plastic around break.
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Fixing an ATX power header?
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