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-[* red] Using a Torx T5 driver bit, remove the two 1.5mm screws holding down the battery leads and carefully pry the battery leads lose from the cable clips with a #2 spudger.
-[* icon_caution] ***Following best safety practices, insulate the red positive lead by wrapping the connector with any form of non-conductive tape, such as masking tape or electrical tape.***
+[* red] Using a Torx T5 screwdriver remove the two 1.5mm screws holding down the battery leads and carefully pry the battery leads loose from the cable clips with a spudger.
+[* icon_caution] Following best safety practices, insulate the red positive lead by wrapping the connector with any form of non-conductive tape, such as masking tape or electrical tape.