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[title] Lubricate Handle
-[* black] Spray lubricant into the spring clip mechanism. Wipe away excess lubricant with a rag.
+[* black] Spray lubricant into the toggle button mechanism on both sides of the handle. Wipe away excess lubricant with a rag.
[* icon_note] We recommend using Gear Hugger Multipurpose Lubricant. Functional substitutes include 3-IN-ONE Oil and WD-40.
-[* black] Press the handle button repeatedly to spread the lubricant within and to test the spring clip function.
-[* black] The spring clips should depress noticeably deeper than in Step 5. Reapply lubricant and retest if necessary.
+[* black] Press the handle release button repeatedly to spread the lubricant within the mechanism.
+[* black] The toggle buttons should depress noticeably deeper than in Step 5. Reapply lubricant and retest if necessary.
[* black] Apply a thin layer of lubricant to the bars of the removed handle. Wipe away any excess.