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+[* black] Using your Phillips #00 screwdriver, unscrew and remove the screw bolted into the Wi-Fi chip. Use your fingers to grab the top and bottom of the chip and pull the chip out gently. Be careful as to not pull on the wires to the left of the chip, as they are quite fragile.

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