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+	[* black] Again do not wedge anything between glass and case. This design is similar to 4th gen. 4th gen glass was a snap system but screen had to slide up first in order to pop glass. With the 5th Gen, screen is in-cased in interior chassis with all other components. Use a small suction cup with a key ring attached to cup to help pull up glass. There is a glue strip around perimeter of glass that helps hold glass in place. Take care when lifting glass, glue silicon based and is very sticky and will stretch and snap back and may get on LCD screen, very hard to remove this glue from LCD. Attach suction

[* black] Again do not wedge anything between glass and case. This design is similar to 4th gen. 4th gen glass was a snap system but screen had to slide up first in order to pop glass. With the 5th Gen, screen is in-cased in interior chassis with all other components. Use a small suction cup with a key ring attached to cup to help pull up glass. There is a glue strip around perimeter of glass that helps hold glass in place. Take care when lifting glass, glue silicon based and is very sticky and will stretch and snap back and may get on LCD screen, very hard to remove this glue from LCD. Attach suction