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-[* black] On the bottom of the monitor, you will find 4 clips on the bottom of the monitor. Stick a flathead screwdriver in them to loosen them. In some cases, you may need to get another small flathead screwdriver on the sides and lift up with the screwdriver on the side seams made depending on if the monitor was ever worked on.
+[* black] On the bottom of the monitor, you will find 4 clips on the bottom of the monitor. Stick a flathead screwdriver in to loosen them.
[* icon_note] If you have to use force to open the monitor, don't use any more force then you need to.
-[* black] This only has to be done with the clips on the edges, not the inner clips. Those are to support the power button PCB.