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| [title] Remove PCB, and finish disassembly | |
| - | [* black] To remove the PCB, you just have to undo this screw. It is a flathead screw, with a 6 mm nut on my keyboard. It may be slightly different between models, but don't expect anything exotic there. It was handthight on mine, so I didn't even needed any tools to |
| + | [* black] To remove the PCB, you just have to undo this screw. It is a flathead screw, with a 6 mm nut on my keyboard. It may be slightly different between models, but don't expect anything exotic there. It was handthight on mine, so I didn't even needed any tools to do this. |
| [* blue] Your keyboard is now fully disassembled. | |
| [* icon_note] To remove keycaps, pull the keys upwards. I recommend using a wire keypuller. The process is the same as with any modern mechanical keyboard. | |
| [* icon_note] To assemble your keyboard, follow the guide in reverse order. | |
| [* icon_note] My keyboard will need a bolt mod in the near future, I will plan a guide on that too. Keep an eye out for that. |