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[* black] Find the rubber flap that covers the USB-A and USB-C port
-[* black] Get a good grip on the rubber flap and pull on it, it should come out whole as shown in the second image
-[* black] After you have taken out the rubber flat you will be able to free pull out the interior body of the speaker
+[* black] Pull on the rubber flap, it should come out whole as shown in the second image
+[* black] Once taken out the rubber flap, pull the interior of the speaker