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| - | [* orange] Flip the coffee maker upside down and use the Spanner-8 bit, found in the Mako Driver Kit to remove the |
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| + | [* orange] Flip the coffee maker upside down and use the Spanner-8 bit, found in the Mako Driver Kit to remove the four 13mm security screws. |
| [* black] Once the bottom is loose, take it off, and put it to the side with the security screw. You should see a horseshoe-shaped heating element and a circuit board inside. |