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-[* icon_note] Two silver screws are holding it down. There is also a small bar code on it.
+[* icon_note] Two silver screws are holding down the aluminium dust cover protecting the display connections.
[* blue] Use the #0 Phillips head screwdriver to remove the 3.2 mm silver screws.
-[* black] Now that the screws are removed carefully use the tweezers to remove the grey over
+[* black] Use the tweezers to remove the grey cover.
[* icon_note] Under the cover, you will see one white wire and one black wire.
-[* black] Use the tweezers to pull straight up on each wire to disconnect them from their specialized brackets.
-[* black] Lastly, use the tweezers to pull forward on the wires removing them from the plastic guides that hold the wires in place.
+[* black] Use the tweezers and gently pull straight up on each wire to disconnect them from their specialized brackets.
+[* black] Reposition the tweezers farther up on the wire and pull forward to remove the wires from the plastic guides that hold the them in place.