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| [* black] [guide|143682|Make a battery blocker using a playing card|new_window=true] and slide it underneath the logic board connector to disconnect the battery. | |
| [* icon_note] You can also use an iFixit battery blocker. Be very careful and don't push the battery blocker underneath the connector with excessive force. | |
| [* black] Leave the blocker there to prevent the battery connector leads from making contact until you have completed your repairs. | |
| - | [* icon_note] Some images after this step show the logic board EMI shield reinstalled, which is incorrect. Follow the instructions, but don't reinstall the EMI shield until your repairs are complete. |