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[title] Detaching back housing
-[* red] After getting through the adhesive, lift the back casing open as pictured.
-[* icon_caution] Warning: CAREFUL! A flex connector holds the buttons on the back casing to the unit, so don’t be too eager pulling the back casing away.
-[* red] Disconnect the flex connector by simply pulling it downwards with a pair of flat-head tweezers
-[* red] Then, remove the button PCB panel with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
+[* black] After getting through the adhesive, lift the back casing open as pictured.
+ [* icon_caution] Warning: CAREFUL! A flex connector holds the buttons on the back casing to the unit, so don’t be too eager pulling the back casing away.
+[* black] Disconnect the flex connector by simply pulling it downwards with a pair of flat-head tweezers
+[* black] Then, remove the button PCB panel with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.