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| [title] Remove the front glass | |
| [* black] It may be possible to pry the glass out with a plastic pry tool or guitar pick. Using metal for this risks breaking the front glass. | |
| [* black] Another option for removing the front glass is gently pressurizing the light body with compressed air to "pop" the glass out. | |
| - | [* black] A blow off nozzle with a rubber tip can be inserted into the service port hole on the back. It |
| + | [* black] A blow off nozzle with a rubber tip can be inserted into the service port hole on the back. It takes very little pressure to force the glass out, only a few psi. |
| [* black] The glass may eject itself from the light during this process, make sure there is a soft place for it to land to avoid breakage. | |
| [* black] Be sure to wear safety glasses during this step in case the glass breaks. |