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-[* red] Remove the screw with a screwdriver.
-[* icon_note] NOTE: Because the purpose of this guide is to demonstrate repair steps for a generic hairdryer, we do not specify screw sizes since they are potentially different for each hairdryer. However, a typical screwdriver will usually suffice. For smaller screws, a Phillips #00 size may be required.
+[* black] Using a screwdriver, remove the screw located underneath the air concentrating nozzle. This screw attaches the hair dryer body to the hair dryer grating.
+[* icon_note] NOTE: The purpose of this guide is to demonstrate repair steps for a generic hairdryer. We do not specify screw sizes because screw sizes are potentially different for each hair dryer. In most cases, use a Phillips #1 screwdriver. For smaller screws, consider using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.