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-[* black] Place the replacement NEMA 17 stepper motor back where you removed the malfunctioned one.
-[* icon_reminder] Make sure the port for the wire connecting the motor to the 3d printer is facing left.
-[* black] With one hand hold the motor in place whilst attaching the large replacement base for the plastic extruder.
+[* icon_reminder] Replace the NEMA 17 stepper motor.
+[* icon_reminder] Make sure the port for the wire connecting the motor to the 3D printer is facing left.
+[* black] With one hand holding the motor in place, attach the large replacement base for the plastic extruder.
[* black] Whilst holding the stepper motor screw in the M3 x 3mm screw with the assistance of your Phillips #2 screw driver.