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-[* red] Two T10 Torx screws secure the LED unit to the end of the display assembly.
+[* red] Despite what the photos show, ***do not*** remove the two T10 Torx screws! The LED unit is held on with the two, tiny, brass-colored, Phillips-head screws. If you remove the Torx screws, you will ruin the alignment of the display!
[* orange] After the LED unit is removed, you can see the "periscope" style reflection and slight magnification caused by the 45^^o^^ mirror and the internal lens.