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[title] Optical drive metallic chassis
- [* icon_note] For the next step I recommend you place an old Gamecube disc on the optical drive unit to protect the lens from being scratched.
- [* icon_note] Underneath the now detached optical drive unit you'll see six (6) Phillips #1 screws. These are what hold the metal chassis to the optical drive unit.
-[* black] Remove all six screws and place the metal chassis to one side.
+[* black] Underneath the now detached optical drive unit are six (6) Phillips #1 screws holding the metal chassis to the optical drive unit.
+[* red] Remove all six screws and place the metal chassis to the side.
+ [* icon_note] For this next step its recommended you place an old Gamecube disc on the optical drive unit to protect the lens from being scratched.
[* icon_caution] Take care not to damage the brown ribbon underneath as you do this. Picture 2 for reference.