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| [title] Remove the chain brake | |
| - | [* icon_caution] From this point forward, be careful not to engage the chain brake. If the brake snaps back into position during repairs, it may pop the stiff tension spring out of place. You can tie the guard handle to the tube handle with some string as a precaution. |
| + | [* icon_caution] From this point forward, be careful not to engage the chain brake. If the brake snaps back into locked position during repairs, it may pop the stiff tension spring out of place. You can tie the guard handle to the tube handle with some string as a precaution. |
| [* black] Use your fingers or a small pry bar to pry the chain brake out of its groove. | |
| [* black] Swing the chain brake out and carefully unhook it from the right linkage. |