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+[title] Remove the charging port
+[* red] Use a Phillips driver to remove the four 6.9 mm screws securing the charging port to the frame.
+ [* icon_caution] When removing the charging port, be sure not to let the springs fly out their sockets as they are very compressed and will fly out very easily.
+[* black] Take out the springs from their sockets with the charging port and let it sit aside.

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