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| + | [* black] First and foremost. These keys on the OP-1 are delicate, but not cheap. Be careful with them, but do not be afraid to use a little force to remove them. |
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| + | [* black] Next we have to make a proper tool to make removing them safe and easy |
| + | [* black] I tried a few different versions, the first ones being plastic and nothing succeeded as well as a classic metal spudger with a slight modification |
| + | [* black] Simply bend the triangular tip in about 75 degrees. This will help get underneath the keys to release the tabs. |
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