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-[* black] Using a Phillips #00 Precision Screwdriver, move one of the metal rods on either side of the RAM Stick away from it until you hear a light clicking noise. Then repeat on the other metal rod.
-[* icon_note] There is a small spring in the slot, so if you move both metal rods, the RAM stick will be propped up at an angle
+[* black] Using a Phillips #00 Precision Screwdriver, push one of the metal rods on either side of the RAM stick away from it until you hear a light clicking noise. Repeat this procedure on the other metal rod on the opposite side of RAM stick.
+[* icon_note] If you push both metal rods away from the RAM stick as directed, the RAM stick will be pop up at an angle.