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[title] Removing the Back Panel
[* black] Use the plastic opening tool to pry the back panel from the front panel.
-[* black] Start at one point of the crease and pry along the entire monitor for the best results.
-[* black] The frying pattern is from going inside and then pushing down(or pushing up if you are facing the LCD side, I suggest you to face LCD for easier prying) to lift the plastic that interlocks it. there are 4 locks on both the left and right sides and 5 locks both up and down side.
+[* black] Start at one point of the gap and pry along the entire monitor to release the clips holding the monitor together.
+[* icon_note] There are four clips on both the left and right sides and five clips on the top and bottom.