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-[* black] Now that the motherboard has been dislodged from its housing, you can begin removing the screws from the motor carriage.
-[* black] The motor carriage holds (you guessed it) the motor that moves the carriage assembly along and makes your printer print. Should you need to replace your printer's motor, this is your area of focus.
-[* black] Once all screws have been removed from the motor housing, you are free to remove the motor and replace.
+[* black] Now that the motherboard has been dislodged from its housing, use a screwdriver to remove the screws from the motor carriage.
+[* black] The motor carriage holds a motor that creates movement and allows your printer to print.
+[* black] Should you need to replace your printer's motor, use a screwdriver to remove the screws from the motor housing. Use your fingers to remove the motor and replace it with a new one.
[* black] A Note on Accessing the Carriage Motor: now that you have removed the printer shell and housing, several screws, and detached the motherboard, you can clearly access the Carriage Motor. Should you need to replace the motor, you need only to unscrew the screws that hold the motor in place and replace away!