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-[* black] Turn the logic board assembly over to access the heat sink's x-clamp.
+[* icon_note] Turn the logic board assembly over to access the heat sink's x-clamp.
[* icon_note] To avoid ESD damage, be sure to lay your logic board on a soft, static free surface during service.
+[* black] Starting at the front left corner of the x-clamp, insert a 1.5 flathead screwdriver between the heat-sink's peg and the x-clamp's hook.
+[* black] Gently rotate the screwdriver counterclockwise, releasing the x-clamp's hook from the peg.
+[* icon_caution] The logic board is very sensitive to impact and scratching. Be sure to not let the screwdriver slip and damage the logic board.