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| + | [* black] Lift off the top assembly. If it won't come then one or more of the clips has probably re-engaged. |
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| + | [* icon_caution] Note the large cylindrical flash capacitor. Even after many hours it may still retain a dangerous high voltage charge. |
| + | [* red] The capacitor contacts are shown in the second photo. DO NOT TOUCH! You can discharge the capacitor by shorting them out with a small insulated handle screwdriver, but be prepared for a very healthy spark! |
| + | [* black] Or for preference, take two insulated crocodile clip leads, connect one end of each to a 100k resistor and hold the other ends on the contacts of at least 10 seconds. Measure the voltage between the contacts and ensure that it has fallen below 20V before proceeding. |
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