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[title] Remove the speaker adhesive
-[* black] Use a pair of tweezers to lift up the black pull tab securing the bottom of the speaker, enough so you can grab it with your fingers.
+[* black] Use a pair of tweezers to lift up the black adhesive pull tab at the bottom of the speaker, enough so you can grab it with your fingers.
[* black] Grab the adhesive strip pull tab and slowly and carefully pull the adhesive strip out from under the speaker.
[* icon_note] Keep the angle of the adhesive strip as parallel to the laptop as you can, without dragging it across the inside of the case.
-[* black] If one of the adhesive strips breaks, apply heat to the speaker to soften the adhesive underneath. When the adhesive is soft enough, carefully slide an opening pick or spudger underneath the speaker to separate the adhesive.
+[* black] If the adhesive strip breaks, leave it in and proceed to the next step.