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[* red] Locate the four #0 Phillips screws attaching the mount to the hard drive.
[* black] Remove the four screws using the #0 Phillips screwdriver.
[* black] Carefully remove the hard drive from the mount until it is completely detached.
-[* icon_caution] Be sure to avoid touching the gold colored contacts on the hard drive as this could get skin oils or dirt on the contacts and degrade hard drive performance.
-[* icon_note] be sure to note how the hard drive mount is attached to the hard drive, with the anchor screw holes away from the gold contact points. Putting the mount on backwards will keep you from installing the hard drive during reassembly.
+[* icon_caution] Avoid touching the gold colored contacts on the hard drive as this could get skin oils or dirt on the contacts and degrade hard drive performance.
+[* icon_note] Be sure to note how the hard drive mount is attached to the hard drive, with the anchor screw holes away from the gold contact points. Putting the mount on backwards will keep you from installing the hard drive during reassembly.