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| [* black] Removing the CPU requires a steady hand but is not too intimidating. | |
| [* yellow] A beige lever keeps the CPU locked in place. Pull it away from the processor and then pull up. The processor will move towards the group of capacitors when it is unlocked. | |
| + | [* icon_caution] Now would be a good time to ground yourself if you haven't been wearing your nifty [product|IF145-071-1|anti-static wrist strap]. |
| [* black] The processor can be removed from the socket by gripping the edges and pulling straight up. | |
| - | [* icon_caution] ++DO NOT++ force or twist the processor from the socket. Consider using a spudger to lift the edges if you can't get a good grip. |
| + | [* icon_caution] ++DO NOT++ force or twist the processor from the socket. Consider using a [product|IF145-002-2|spudger] to lift the edges if you can't get a good grip. |