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| [* black] ***Positioning the Bottom Panel:*** Carefully position the laptop's bottom panel back in place over the internal components. Ensure that it aligns correctly with the laptop's chassis. It should fit well without any gaps or misalignment. | |
| - | [* red] Using the six 5.1mm and one 4.3mm screws you removed earlier, start screwing them back into their respective holes. Work methodically and systematically, starting with one corner and gradually moving around the edges. This ensures even and secure attachment. |
| + | [* red] Using the six 5.1mm and one 4.3mm screws you removed earlier, start screwing them back into their respective holes (refer to step 2 if necessary). Work methodically and systematically, starting with one corner and gradually moving around the edges. This ensures even and secure attachment. |
| [* icon_caution] Don't overtighten the screws; simply tighten them until they are snug. Overtightening can damage the threads or the laptop's casing. | |
| [* black] ***Checking for Proper Alignment:*** After all the screws are securely in place, double-check the alignment of the bottom panel. Make sure there are no bulges or parts that are not fitting correctly. Gently press down on different areas of the bottom panel to ensure it is firmly seated and properly attached. |