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-[* black] Grab two 3/16" Allen wrenches. Insert one in each screw on the sides of the wheel. Hold one screw in place while turning the other in a counter-clockwise direction. This should loosen the screws.
+[* black] Grab two 3/16" Allen wrenches. Insert one in each screw on the sides of the wheel. Hold one screw in place while turning the other in a counter-clockwise direction, loosening the screw.
[* black] Once both screws are removed the wheel should be free and fall out.
-[* icon_note] One of the screws encapsulates the other. The inner screw should be 5.6 mm in length. During reassembly, the screws can be put back in on either side.
-[* icon_caution] During reassembly, do not over-tighten the screws. They should be just firm enough to prevent the wheel from shaking (no free play). Over-tightening could result in stripped screws.
+[* icon_note] One of the screws fits inside the other. The inner screw should be 5.6 mm in length. During reassembly, the screws can be put back in on either side.
+[* icon_caution] During reassembly, do not over-tighten the screws, as you could strip them. They should be just tight enough to prevent the wheel from wobbling.