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-[* icon_note] To remove the home button, you will insert an opening tool into the gap between the button assembly and the back of the display. It's important that you insert your opening tool as close to the display as possible to avoid cutting through the layers of the home button assembly.
+[* icon_note] The clear rubber backing of the home button assembly is lightly adhered to the back of the display. The adhesive should be easy to cut through with an opening tool. If you have trouble removing the assembly in the following steps, try heating the area using an iOpener or a hair dryer to loosen the adhesive.