And lifting R-04 you can do with the solder wick..
Make sure your tip is CLEAN and TINNED..EVERY TIME
Put the tip of wick down ( still attached to the reel~3 to 4 inches ) hold the REEL with your left hand ( assuming your a righty ) on top of the joint you want to un solder.
Place Iron on top of wick ( start mental clock of count to 3~5 ) when solder is molten it will flow into the wick, like water on a paper towel ,lift iron & wick together.
If another pass is needed, leave time ALLOWING TO JOINT TO COOL INBETWEEN.
Cut end of wick so it's just copper again.. and re do…
The ideal is the MAJORITY of the solder will lift into the wick, but the wick , like a paper towel will only hold so much.
To much heat and the copper trace will lift ( bad but not un recoverable ). Less (heat) is MORE ( productive work )
You MIGHT have to bend the resistors lead up to free it.
I use a small xacto knife and a LITTLE heat from the iron if needed.
WARNING if the resistor lead has ~30% solder still on it do not PRY if it 's COLD.. You have to liquify to pry!