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-[* black] Using the Phillips #00 transfer the four spacers to your new HDD.
-[* icon_note] If you find that the HDD is a bit loose you can undo the spacers a little thru the holes in the plate. You know, the screws you weren't supposed to touch in step two.
-[* icon_note] HDD tip: I recommend using a HDD with variable RPM due to heat and power savings but can be costly if it is more then 250-500GB
-[* icon_reminder] Be sure to format you new HDD from the Airport tools when you are done and the Time capsule is reassembled(or to a safe power level)
+[* black] Using the Phillips #00, transfer the four spacers to your new HDD.
+[* icon_note] If you find that the HDD is a bit loose, you can undo the spacers a little through the holes in the plate (you know, the screws you weren't supposed to touch in step two).
+[* icon_note] HDD tip: I recommend using a HDD with variable RPM due to heat and power savings but can be costly, if capacity is greater then 250-500GB.
+[* icon_reminder] Be sure to format your new HDD from the Airport tools when you are done and the Time Capsule is reassembled (or to a safe power level).