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-[* black] The microphone on the PCB removed in the last step is held in place with a rubber gasket, and connected via flex cable
-[* black] To remove the Microphone, Use a Spudger Tool to flip up the retention clip that hold the flex cable in place, and gently pop the microphone gasket from the PCB
-[* black] The microphone rubber gasket can be removed to reveal the Microphone used in the Arlo Pro 3 Camera
+[* black] The microphone on the PCB is held in place with a rubber gasket, and connected via flex cable
+[* black] To remove the Microphone, Use a Spudger Tool to flip up the retention clip that holds the flex cable in place, and gently pop the microphone gasket from the PCB
+[* black] The microphone rubber gasket can be separated from the Microphone
[* black] The Microphone is a [http://vespermems.com/products/vm1010|Vesper VM1010 Wake-On-Sound MEMS Microphone]