> 402's, not 404's got it. Brain is on vacation and left someone
> I don't know in charge

Who's Brian ? Where's he gone ?

> Seriously what kind of heat settings (roughly) to compare to bigger
> parts and do I need to be paranoid about killing them with the iron?

I've found some SMT LEDs to be pretty fragile and removing them in
one piece is a lottery. Soldering one on by hand should go OK. The
trick is to be focussed. You'll find that the smaller the part, the more
you have to pay attention. Start with a clean tip and don't dawdle or try
to rework it too much. The actual temperature of the iron isn't probably
as important as making a good quick clean joint on one side. Apply a
little pressure on the LED as you re-heat the joint so as to get it down
flat
if it isn't already. The other terminal is easy, just let the LED cool first

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