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[title] Unfasten the screw
-[* icon_note] It's possible to remove the battery without disconnecting the rear case assembly first. However we highly recommend to do so since the battery removal requires some prying and the risk of damaging other components is way lower with a disconnected rear case assembly. In case you still don't want to disconnect it you can [guide|145447|jump straight to Step 8|stepid=295771].
+[* icon_note] While it's possible to remove the battery without disconnecting the rear case assembly first ([guide|145447|jump straight to step 8|stepid=295771]), there's a substantial risk of damaging components. We highly recommend removing the rear case assembly.
[* red] Remove the 2.7 mm-long Phillips screw securing the metal bracket.