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[title] verify button is broken.
-[* black] This step is difficult because it require 3 hands. It is possible with 2 hands, but expect minor frustration.
+[* icon_caution] Loud beep in video!
[* black] Use a multimeter to check continuity of the switch in question. When the button is pressed the terminals should be connected (multimeter should show a very small resistance and audibly beep).
-[* black] I show here testing the switch after removing from PCB. ***This is NOT required! You can test the switch before desoldering from PCB.***
-[* black] Video part A: Shows how a working switch should behave.
-[* black] Video part B: Shows that the broken switch does not respond to button.
+[* icon_note] I show here testing the switch after removing from PCB. ***This is NOT required! You can test the switch before desoldering from PCB.***
+[* icon_note] Video part A: Shows how a working switch should behave.
+[* icon_note] Video part B: Shows that the broken switch does not respond to button.