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-[* black] After the last step, you will have a clear view of the logic board.
-[* icon_caution] From here on out, extreme care is necessary to avoid damaging the device and its components.
-[* red] A small ribbon connects the start and select buttons to the power source on the lower portion of the logic board. It can rip very easily so, do not pull on it.
-[* black] With the faceplate removed as previously instructed, you will be able to pull the front metal cover from the device. Do so.
-[* icon_note] Once the cover's off, the plastic on/off switch will fall out of place.
+[* black] The entire logic board is now accessible.
+[* icon_caution] Take extreme care when working with the logic board to avoid damaging the device and its components.
+[* red] A small ribbon connects the start and select buttons to the logic board. It can rip very easily so, do not pull on it.
+[* black] Lift the logic board and front plastic cover assembly off of the front metal plate.
+[* icon_note] Once the plate is off, the plastic on/off switch will fall out of place.