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-[* black] The following steps detail repairing an NFC antenna with separated layers. If you're replacing your NFC antenna with a new part, ignore these steps.
+[* black] The following steps detail repairing a Force Touch sensor with separated layers. If you're replacing your Force Touch sensor with a new part, ignore these steps.
[* icon_note] The remaining adhesive sticker backing makes a great work surface.
[* icon_note] Open the gap between the two layers, but do not peel apart any more of the original adhesive.
-[* black] Apply super-glue to the lower half of the antenna and press the upper half down into the glue. Press hard to squeeze out any excess glue and make the antenna as thin as possible.
+[* black] Apply super-glue to the lower half of the sensor and press the upper half down into the glue. Press hard to squeeze out any excess glue and make the sensor as thin as possible.