Quick and dirty if you don't want possible screwdriver sparks (and mini stick welds) is to use an old school light globe in a desk lamp and make a poor mans lead set
It's not as good as an inline power resistor bleed lead, but beats having nothing
If you have lazy tendencies like me, a multimeter with Low-Z feature will let you know if there is voltage on the cap,
and may even discharge it via the meter's 3k resistor, as you watch the voltage go from
?? down to zero
Otherwise manually put any decent multimeter on the highest DC Volts setting (600 > 1000v) and test the caps for voltage
If there's no voltage or very little, then do the screwdriver short thing to make sure there's absolutely no voltage lurking
Capacitors can magically recharge/recover btw, so suggest to perform the check n discharge routines just before you desolder, solder,
or test for ESR (and discharge again!)
You don't need any cap surprises with your face and grounded soldering iron in that zap area
i.e. WEAR GLASSES !!!
And don't forget to do same biz with the new capacitors... TRUST NO ONE !
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