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| [title] Cut the plastic from the shell | |
| [* black] Cut the plastic from the shell, aligned with red markers. | |
| [* black] Use a cutter to cut the big pieces of plastic. | |
| [* black] Use the cutter again to cut some plastic from the shell. This is required for the LCD to fit properly. | |
| - | [* icon_note] Only cut the plastic that sticks out! It's possible that the red markers are not 100% accurate. |
| + | [* icon_note] Only cut the plastic that sticks out! It's possible that the red markers are not 100% accurate. (For models with a motherboard serial number beginning with 1, there is normally no need to cut the plastic on the right side). |
| [* icon_reminder] First things first, there are 2 GBA models. 32 pin motherboards and 40 pin motherboards, before you order anything, make sure which model you have. The GBA's starting with a 0 is a 40 pin, if it start with a 1 it's a 32 pin. Please advise Google if you are not sure which model you have. |