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-[title] Remove the power/volume button board
-[* icon_note] Adhesive secures power/volume button board to the front shell.
-[* black] Use the point of a spudger to push out the power/volume button board to separate the adhesive securing it.
+[title] Remove the board
+[* icon_note] Adhesive secures power and volume buttons board to the front shell.
+[* black] Use the point of a spudger to push out the power and volume buttons board to separate the adhesive securing it.
[* black] Use blunt nose tweezers to remove the board.
[* icon_note] Grip the board itself, and not the buttons or cables.
[* icon_reminder] During reassembly:
[* black] If you're reusing your board, the leftover adhesive should be sticky enough to secure it.
[* black] If your new board comes with pre-installed adhesive, remove the plastic backing and use a spudger to press the board into place.
[* black] If your board doesn't have adhesive, use strips of double-sided tape such as [product|IF317-072|Tesa Tape|new_window=true] to secure it.