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+[* icon_caution] ***Caution: ***The circuit board contains many capacitors that could cause serious injury. Use a [guide|2177|capacitor discharge probe|new_window=true] to safely rid the capacitors of dangerous charges.
+ [* icon_note] Wearing electrically insulated gloves and rubber soled shoes while working with and near the capacitors ensures greater safety and protection against electric shock. See iFixit's [http://edu.ifixit.com/Wiki/Project_Safety#Section_Flat_Panel_TVs_and_Computer_Monitors|Project Safety] page for additional safety information.
[* red] Note the 4 large ***flat head machine screws*** which hold the clamps on the opposite side; remove them with a ***#2 phillips head screwdriver***.
[* icon_note] The clamps are meant to hold the audio amplification PCB's IC's to the common heat sink; they ensure proper contact between the heat sink and the IC's through the ceramic thermal paste.