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| - | [* black] Turn the keyboard over and ***++gently++*** pop the speaker assembly off. You can use a spudger to push out stubborn parts, but I just used my hands to pull it up. |
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| + | [* black] Turn the keyboard over and reach in the space between the speaker and the screen. There should be a ledge you can pull up on, or the crevice between the speaker and case. ***++Slowly++*** pull up with your fingers. |
| + | [* black] The speaker should mostly pop out on the left side and center, but the right side may need a little encouragement to pop out. A spudger can be helpful in pushing stubborn parts up and out of the case, but I used my fingers. Let the speaker gently rest against the screen, being careful not to pull or damage the 2 black ribbon cables. |
| [* black] There are 3 final screws holding the keyboard to the laptop. Undo those and you can slide the keyboard out. However, it is still attached to a ribbon cable. | |
| [* black] With the ribbon cable, ***++gently++*** lift the black bar holding the ribbon cable in place. Carefully slide it out and the keyboard should completely slide out of the case at this point. | |
| [* black] Congratulations! You're over the hill at this point, get yourself a cookie and glass of milk. |