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-[* black] Flip your laptop bottom side up with with the hinges on the side opposite from you. You should see nine screws near the outer edges.
-[* black] Remove each of the 6.0mm Phillips head screws securing the back panel. The J1 head from the iFixit kit works well for this. Be aware of the small washers on the screws.
-[* black] Beside either hinge, insert a plastic prying tool between the laptop casing and the back panel. To part the casing and panel, gently work the tool around the outer edge.
+[* black] Flip your laptop so the bottom side faces up and the hinges are on the edge opposite from you. You should see nine screws near the outer edges.
+[* black] Remove each of the 6.0mm Phillips head screws. The J1 head works well for this step. Notice the small washer on each of the screws.
+[* black] Separate the outer casing and panel. To do this, insert a plastic prying tool into the seam between them. The most accessible place to start is beside either hinge. Gently work the tool all the way around the outer edge.