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-[* black] On the left side we find an almost identical setup—a few Phillips screws and a flat cable with a ZIF connector.
-[* black] A small stumbling block is the trigger button which is only held in place by one [https://www.123sonography.com/sites/default/files/article/images/2_Waldo_Illustration.png|well hidden] screw.
-[* icon_note] And yes, the angle of the screwdriver to reach the screw [https://i.imgur.com/Pk2glEy.png|hurts us as much as it hurts you|new_window=true].
+[* black] Turning our gaze to the left reveals a familiar controller assembly—a few Phillips screws, a ZIF connected ribbon cable, and we're in.
+[* black] The trigger seems a little more stubborn on this side, and soon we figure out why—there's one more Phillips screw hunkered down in a corner holding onto that trigger.
+[* black] A few awkward twists of a driver and the trigger comes free.