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[title] Detach Motor Cable
[* black] The motor cable plug appears to be covered in a waxy sealing material. Use a thin blade or an X-ACTO knife to slice along the bottom of the wax
-[* black] Grab the plug by the two upper tabs and pull with moderate force to detach the motor cable. It may require gently wiggling the plug to free it from the logic board.
-[* icon_caution] Be careful to avoid pulling off the board-mounted connector, as shown in the third photo.
+[* black] Detach the motor cable by gently wiggling and pulling outward on the plug.
+[* icon_caution] Be careful to avoid pulling off the board-mounted connector, as shown in the third photo. If the connector starts to come loose, just press it back down and it will snap into place.