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[* black] Take a soft brush (like a toothbrush or a small artists brush) and carefully try to push in the mesh.
-[* black] Don't use excessive forces and don't use sharp tools like tweezers.
+[* icon_caution] Don't use excessive forces and don't use sharp tools like tweezers.
[* black] You neither want to create a hole in the mesh nor want to cause damage to the speaker membrane further inside.
-[* black] If the mesh doesn't easily move, keep soaking it in solvent.
+[* icon_note] If the mesh doesn't easily move, keep soaking it in solvent. Be very careful and don't apply force.