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-[* 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.
+[* black] Over on the left side we find an almost identical setup—right down to the Phillips screws and ZIF connector.
+[* red] But we're momentarily stumped trying to remove the trigger button. Turns out, it's secured by just one well-hidden screw.
+[* black] See the angle on that driver? If it looks wrong, that's because ''this isn't how screws are supposed to work''. We're actually slightly surprised when it twists out safely and the trigger plonks onto the table.