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| - | [* black] The rare 2.5 mm nut driver makes an appearance (you may remember its role in the [guide|48170|iPhone 6s|new_window=true]), removing the nuts holding both the logic board and the logic board shield screws. Thanks to our [product|IF145-452-2|iPhone Marlin kit|new_window=true], we're covered! |
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| + | [* black] The rare 2.5 mm nut driver makes an appearance (you may remember its role in the [guide|48170|iPhone 6s|new_window=true]), to remove the nuts holding both the logic board and the logic board shield screws. Thanks to our [product|IF145-452-2|iPhone Marlin kit|new_window=true], we're covered! |
| + | [* icon_reminder] Strange screws aside, we hope the iPad team will take some notes here: incredibly-thin computers don't ''have'' to have [guide|115457|all their internal components glued down|stepid=222044|new_window=true]. |
| [* black] The logic board may be small but it's hefty. Turns out this beefy heat sink is nothing to sniff at! | |
| [* black] Time for chips! |