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-[* black] Using the philips bit #000 from the [http://www.ifixit.com/Tools/26-Bit-Driver-Kit/IF145-028|26 Bit Driver Kit], unscrew the three screws keeping the orange battery cover held in place.
-[* black] This part will take patience, as the #000 bit does not fit perfectly within the threads of the screws.
+[* black] Using the philips bit PH1 from the [product|IF145-028|26 Bit Driver Kit], unscrew the three screws keeping the orange battery cover held in place. Keep track of these screws as well; they are not the same type of screw used to secure the bottom gray panel.
+[* black] This part will take patience, as the PH1 bit may not fit perfectly within the threads of the screws. Applying a firm amount of pressure while unscrewing makes this process easier.