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[title] Remove the logic board cover
[* icon_note] The rubber cover on the bottom of the logic board is secured with adhesive along its copper pads.
[* black] Flip over the logic board.
[* black] While securing the logic board with one hand, use the other to peel off the rubber cover.
- [* icon_note] If pieces of the copper remain stuck to the logic board, don't worry! Keep the copper in place, as it'll fill in the gaps on the rubber cover during reassembly.
+ [* icon_note] If pieces of the copper rip and stick to the logic board, don't worry! Keep the copper in place, as it'll fill in the gaps on the rubber cover during reassembly.