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-[* black] once the speaker that is housed in the backplate is unconnected to the motherboard position it upside down
-[* black] When positioned properly plug in the heat gun. Aim the gun from a distance to prevent any damage to the plastic. Then began heating the adhesive.
-[* black] The gun should be shut off once either the smell of the adhesive is fragrant or the glue around the rim looks melted.
-[* black] Then proceed to push in the speaker to remove it. this should be done safely with tweezers to avoid burns
+[* black] Position the speaker so the inside is facing up.
+[* black] Use a [guide|151116|heat gun|new_window=true] to warm the adhesive securing the speaker to the housing.
+[* icon_caution] Aim the gun from a distance to prevent any damage to the plastic. Always keep the heat gun in motion while using it so one area doesn't melt.
+[* icon_caution] Use tweezers to push the speaker through to remove it. Avoid using your hands directly on the speaker to avoid burns.