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Introduction
This guide will show you how to replace the top casing.
Removing the top casing gives access to the two screws that hold the motherboard in.
The top casing is the most stubborn of all components and may fly off unexpectedly if you do not use care when removing it.
A spudger is required to remove the top casing.