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-[* black] With the screen flipped over, you now have access to the metal plate under it, which will need to be removed using the same screw driver. Doing this will give you access to the push pin holding the cover in place.
-[* black] Use a small needle or pin to slide the pin right out. Be sure to keep the pin and spring in a safe spot to prevent loss. ( The image shows me using a pair of thin needle nose pliers)
+[* black] With the screen flipped over, you now have access to the metal plate under it. Using the same Phillips screwdriver, remove the metal plate. Doing this will give you access to the push pin holding the cover in place.
+[* black] Use a small needle, pin, or needle nose pliers to slide the pin right out. Be sure to keep the pin and spring in a safe spot to prevent loss.