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-[* black] While we’re at it, we also remove the plastic cover carrying the flash unit, the orange NFC antenna cable and the wireless charging coil to at least have some usage for our [product|IF145-419-1|Precision Bit Driver|new_window=true].
-[* black] With the plastic frame out of the way we remove a strangely Y-shaped ~~flux capacitor~~ interconnect cable running from the USB-C port to the motherboard on the left and the daughterboard at the bottom right.
+[* black] The first thing to go from the inside of the Mate 30 Pro is the plastic frame carrying the flash unit, the orange NFC antenna cable and the wireless charging coil. The whole assembly comes out with just a few flicks and swishes of our [product|IF145-419-1|Precision Bit Driver|new_window=true].
+[* black] With the plastic frame out of the way we remove a strangely Y-shaped interconnect cable that runs directly from the USB-C port to the main board on the left and the smaller mic / accessory board in the lower right corner of the phone.