I am getting problem to fix this circuit board in emergency lights mosquito bats. I want the led indicators seperately by using ordinary led.
My question is that can we able to solder at the leds also can we connect parallel leds instead of removing the led from circuit.

I see in this thread someone mentioned leds can be removed fromPCB.
https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/charging-led-with-tp4056-board.130823/post-1078804

 

Generally, you can't parallel LED's. Pictures might help. A simple LED indicator usually means a resistor and a LED. That combination can be paralleled. There are always exceptions.

 

Generally, you can't parallel LED's. Pictures might help. A simple LED indicator usually means a resistor and a LED. That combination can be paralleled. There are always exceptions.

I didn't get what you said and for parallel leds impossible.
What can be done at this point.

 

When LED's are in parallel, only one is likely to conduct as the V/I curves for even two identical part numbers will vary some. Or one may be brighter than the other. Here is the correct and incorrect way to light up two LEDs:

 

A cheap Chinese flashlight has 24 LEDs in parallel. Someone at the factory has the boring job of testing the forward voltage of thousands of LEDs and grouping them so that each group has LEDs with the same forward voltage.
I have made many LED items with random LEDs that I grouped with the same forward voltages.

 

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A cheap Chinese flashlight has 24 LEDs in parallel. Someone at the factory has the boring job of testing the forward voltage of thousands of LEDs and grouping them so that each group has LEDs with the same forward voltage.
I have made many LED items with random LEDs that I grouped with the same forward voltages.

Besides the fact that it saves some resistors, what is the benefit of doing it that way? I never tried that method.