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-[* black] Use the broad edge of the plastic spudger to pop off the speaker from the headset.
-[* icon_note] It would be easiest to insert the plastic spudger in between the speaker and the headset directly in line with one of the exposed screws of the headset casing, since that is where the four clamps that hold the speaker to the headset are located. These clamps are not visible until after speaker removal. Also, do not be afraid to use force.
-[* icon_note] Make sure to insert the spudger in between the foam buffer-ring and the headset casing instead of in between the speaker and the foam buffer-ring, since the clamps are located below the foam buffer-ring on the headset casing side of where you are inserting the spudger.
+[* black] Use the broad edge of the plastic spudger and a lot of force to pop off the speaker from the headset.
+[* icon_note] It is easiest to insert the plastic spudger in between the speaker and the headset directly in line with one of the exposed screws of the headset casing, since that is where the four clamps that hold the speaker to the headset are located. These clamps are not visible until after speaker removal.
+[* icon_note] Make sure to insert the spudger in between the foam buffer-ring and the headset casing instead of in between the speaker and the foam buffer-ring.