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[title] Remove Laser Housing - Part 3
-[* black] Now the housing can be removed. I left the cable connectors on the right side of the housing connected, as they were long enough to leave them attached. It will be necessary to partially close the CD tray and then carefully move the entire housing back and guide the CD tray through the opening in the front panel.
-[* black] The photo shows the housing immediately after removal, where you can see how the tray has been partially closed in order to remove the housing. At this point, the connectors on the housing and on the laser module on the right side are still attached.
+[* black] Now the housing can be removed. I left the cable connectors on the right side of the housing connected, as they are long enough to leave them attached. It is necessary to partially close the CD tray, then carefully move the entire housing back, guiding the CD tray through the opening in the front panel.
+[* black] This shows the housing immediately after removal, you can see the tray has been partially closed in order to remove it from the CD player case. At this point, the connectors on the housing and on the laser module are still attached. Only the wide ribbon cable from the rear of laser module in the housing has been removed.