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-[* black] With the hard drive adapter pcb, battery, antenna cables, and CD drive moved out of the way, the Motherboard will be ready to remove.
-[* red] Remove the 7 4mm Phillips-head screws holding the motherboard down to the laptop chassis.
-[* black] Lift the motherboard upwards, folding it towards the laptop screen. It will still be attached by two wires, but it is unnecessary to remove these wires to access the fan.
+[* red] Remove the seven 4mm Phillips #0 screws holding the motherboard down to the laptop chassis.
+[* black] Lift the motherboard upwards, folding it towards the laptop screen.
+[* icon_note] The motherboard will still be attached by two wires, but it is unnecessary to remove these wires to access the fan.
[* black] Disconnect the 4-pin PWM cable attaching the fan to the back of the motherboard. The fan can now be removed by simply sliding the fan off the copper heat pipe.