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[* black] Whereas older versions of the DS had four rubber screw covers on the front display bezel, Nintendo opted for a sleeker approach for their new system by adhering a front panel to the bezel to hide the screws.
-[* black] A little bit of help from a [product|IF145-031|heat gun] and a [product|IF145-000|plastic opening tool] gives us fairly easy access to the upper display.
+[* black] Removing the ***2 rubber stoppers First***. Then use your [product|IF145-031|heat gun] or a Hairdryer and a [product|IF145-000|plastic opening tool] Start from place you removed the ***Rubber Stoppers*** gives us fairly easy access to the upper display.