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-[* black] With the bottom cover removed we find a jungle of cables, and some more rubber gaskets.
- [* black] Rule #19 in the scout’s handbook: Never forget the SIM card tray. Rule #21: Use as much tools as you can simultaneously.
+[* black] We head south and with the bottom cover removed we find a jungle of cables, and some more rubber gaskets.
+ [* black] Rule #19 in the scout’s handbook: Never forget the SIM card tray. Rule #21: Use as many tools simultaneously as you can.
[* black] All those components are individually replaceable: From the USB-C port through the interconnect cables, over to the vibration motor, finger print sensor and its distribution breakout cable.
-[* black] On the daughterboard we spot one connector that has no rubber gasket around it—the display connector. But [https://youtu.be/WB8XDk3sQBc?t=46|don’t panic|new_window=true], the cable from the display carries the gasket.
+[* icon_note] On the daughterboard we spot one connector that has no rubber gasket around it—the display connector. But don’t panic, the cable from the display carries the gasket.