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[* black] Once the two screws are removed from the base, it is time to split the casing apart.
-[* icon_caution] The clips in this step are by far the most brittle and fragile on the entire device. Take extra care when prying the two sides apart. It may be inevitable for some of the clips to break, but rest assured, since the OnHub can be held together with just a few clips intact.
+[* icon_caution] It is okay if a couple clips break, it will still hold together with a few remaining.
[* black] Wedge a flat metal tool between the two casing halves, and pry the clips apart starting from the top
[* black] There are three clips in total, and are a hooking style of clip.