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[* black] Carefully remove all of the screws from the laptop case.
-[* icon_note] Note:If a screw is too tight, use pliers for additional grip and torque. Visible screws are marked with the yellow circles. Make sure to carefully place all screws into the correct spot on the optional diagram. Many screws are different sizes and lengths so it is extremely important that they go back to the exact same place during reassembly.
-[* icon_note] Some screw sizes are: Phillips PM2.0x4.0, PM2.5x5.0, PM3.0x4.0, PM 2.5x7.0, PM 2.5x3.0, PM 2.5x9.0, PM 2.0x2.0, and PM 2.0x7.0.
+[* icon_note] Note:If a screw is too tight, use pliers for additional grip and torque. Visible screws are marked with the yellow circles. Make sure to carefully place all screws into the correct spot on the sketch created earlier. Many screws are different sizes and lengths. It is extremely important that they go back to the exact same place during reassembly.
+[* icon_note] The screw sizes and types are: Phillips PM2.0x4.0, PM2.5x5.0, PM3.0x4.0, PM 2.5x7.0, PM 2.5x3.0, PM 2.5x9.0, PM 2.0x2.0, and PM 2.0x7.0.