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-[* black] Remove each rubber end cap using an plastic pry tool.
-[* black] Go around each end of the speaker slowly popping up a small section of the rubber cap at a time until there is a gap on all sides.
-[* black] Once there is a gap all the way around the cap should be easily removed by hand.
-[* black] Do not use a metal object or you will scratch the casing or tear the rubber end caps.
+[* black] Remove each rubber end cap using a plastic pry tool.
+[* black] Go around each end of the speaker slowly popping up a small section of the rubber cap until there is a gap on all sides.
+[* black] Once there is a gap all the way around the cap, the top should be easily removed by hand.
+[* black] Do not use a metal object, for you will scratch the casing or tear the rubber end caps.