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-[* black] Desolder the 3 solder points connecting the microphone input port to the PCB and gently pull it from the PCB.
-[* icon_caution] There will be 2 Solders with white lines under the solders and a label of SP these are speaker solders you do not need mess with them for this guide.
+[* black] Desolder all 2 solder points connecting the audio output port to the PCB at the same time to pull the audio output from the PCB.
+[* black] You will need to use the solder pump to remove the solder or you will not be able to remove the audio output.
[* icon_caution] If the microphone input does not feel as if it can be removed do not just pull the part out will tons of force or you will ripe out the wires and may break the PCB.
+[* icon_caution] There are resistors near this piece do not hit them with soldering iron or you will have to put the back in place using the soldering iron.
[* icon_caution] There are resistors near this piece do not hit them with soldering iron or you will have to put the back in place using the soldering iron.