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[* red] Using your plastic opening pick, pull up on the ZIF (zero insertion force) connector’s black locking flap.
[* black] With the locking flap lifted up, use soft tipped tweezers to gently pull the connector's blue plastic tab. The ribbon cable for slide out of the socket with no force needed.
-[* icon_note] With the locking flap lifted up, use soft tipped tweezers to gently pull the connector's blue plastic tab. The ribbon cable for slide out of the socket with no force needed.
+[* black] With the locking flap lifted up, use soft tipped tweezers to gently pull the connector's blue plastic tab. The ribbon cable for slide out of the socket with no force needed.
[* icon_caution] Ribbon cables are delicate and can tear if pulled directly. Instead, grasp and gently pull the blue plastic tab protruding from the connector to release the cable. Avoid using metal tweezers on the cable as they can damage it; opt for tweezers with soft, non-abrasive tips for safer handling.