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| - | [* black] Once all the screws are removed we are almost ready to remove the keyboard. We ***DO NOT*** want to bend the top case in any way shape or form, so we will firmly stand on the edges it to prevent it lifting or moving when we will eventually RIP IT OUT. |
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| + | [* black] Once all of the screws are removed we are almost ready to remove the keyboard. We ***DO NOT*** want to bend the top case in any way shape or form, so we will firmly stand on the edges it to prevent it lifting or moving when we will eventually RIP IT OUT. |
| [* black] It is ***STRONGLY*** advised to to put on a thick strong pair of gloves so we can 1st lift up the edge of the keyboard and gently bend it back enough to get a good strong grip on it. The edges of the Keyboard are ***VERY SHARP*** so ***EXTRA*** caution is required. | |
| [* black] ''You can alternatively just use an old rag or a thick strong cloth to protect against potentially severe cuts to the fingers while removing the keyboard'' | |
| [* black] * It is a good idea to remove as many key caps as possible including their fixtures as it is always good to have some spares of these. | |
| [* black] Once you are set, just count to three.... 1-2-3 & ***RIP IT OUT*** in one go as fast as you can. Keys and rivets will fly everywhere so be prepared! The slower you do it the more chance there is of bending the casing. |