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[* black] Remove the following screws securing the logic board to the rear case:
[* red] Two 2.3 mm Phillips screws
- [* orange] Two 2.7 mm standoff screws.
- [* icon_note] These screws have a Phillips bit pattern, but we found the best removal tool to be a 2.5 mm flathead driver.
+ [* orange] Two 2.7 mm standoff screws
+ [* icon_note] Standoff screws are best removed with a [product|IF145-388-5|standoff screwdriver|new_window=true] or [product|IF145-343|standoff driver bit]. A small flathead screwdriver can also do the job—but use extra caution to ensure it doesn't slip and damage surrounding components.
[* yellow] One non-magnetic 2.7 mm standoff screw
[* icon_note] Be sure to put this screw back in its original position at the top of the logic board. A magnetized screw may interfere with the digital compass.
[* icon_reminder] Reassembly hint: when putting the standoffs back in, use the tip of a spudger like a screwdriver to get them started.