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The person (or team, more likely) who designed it had an education and probably a few years of experience at doing similar things. For people who don't know a Coulomb from a kilowatt, it might as well be rocket science. You don't know what you don't know. As mentioned, for two bucks it...

If you are just following instructions you read on a website, with no understanding of the circuit, you are doing it blindly.

Yeah, as opposed to blindly soldering in a few recommenced components, which may, or may not, fix your problem.

Don, I think it's out of most people's comfort zone! And I strongly suspect it's out of the competence zone of not a few people who think it's in their comfort zone. It's one thing to replace an obviously fried component. It's quite another to figure out what's going on when that fried...

I'm getting it just fine from behind a corporate firewall. What are the symptoms? What error are you getting?