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[* red] To begin, remove the 8 screws locating on the back of the soundbar. These can be removed with the ifixit screwdriver equipped with a Phillips' head in size J1.
-[* red] The cover will lift up, but there will be wires underneath connected to the cover that need to be unscrewed. This will be shown in the next step.
-[* red] The 8 screws on the back cover, as well as the screws removed in the following steps, are all the exact same length (approx. 1 centimeter). Keep track of all screws but do not worry if they become mixed up.
+[* black] The cover will lift up, but there will be wires underneath connected to the cover that need to be unscrewed. This will be shown in the next step.
+[* black] The 8 screws on the back cover, as well as the screws removed in the following steps, are all the exact same length (approx. 1 centimeter). Keep track of all screws but do not worry if they become mixed up.