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-[* black] The screen rolling tool does a great job of getting the spline into the frame channel, but the spline may not have been fully inserted. Use a flathead screwdriver to push the spline into the frame channel until it is snug.
-[* icon_note] This is extremely important for the corners. A spline that wasn't fully inserted may cause the mesh to lose its slack.
+[* black] The screen rolling tool does a great job of getting the spline into the frame channel, but it doesn't always get the spline fully inserted. Carefully use a flathead screwdriver to push the spline into the frame channel until it is snug.
+ [* icon_reminder] Take your time with this, because an improperly inserted spline may cause the screen to become slack.