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[title] Opening back housing
-[* red] The AXX 200 is well put together. And by that, I mean the plastic housing on the back is held in place by adhesive. Lots and lots of adhesive.
-[* red] Start by using opening picks to remove the adhesive holding the back casing. A hair dryer or heat gun would help.
-[* red] Plastic opening tools are also brought into the picture to get past the sticky adhesive and to pry open the back casing.
-[* red] A spudger with a longer tip would be more helpful – or a plastic ruler could work as well.
+[* black] The AXX 200 is well put together. And by that, I mean the plastic housing on the back is held in place by adhesive. Lots and lots of adhesive.
+[* black] Start by using opening picks to remove the adhesive holding the back casing. A hair dryer or heat gun would help.
+[* black] Plastic opening tools are also brought into the picture to get past the sticky adhesive and to pry open the back casing.
+[* black] A spudger with a longer tip would be more helpful – or a plastic ruler could work as well.