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-[* black] Use the blue plastic opening tool to pry open the keyboard.
-[* black] Run the tool along the seam of the keyboard and the back panel.
-[* black] Several tabs will pop out when you run the tool along the seam; run the tool along the edge until the keyboard moves freely.
-[* icon_note] It is normal for the tabs to make a loud click when released. The corner tabs will also be harder to release than the others and will make a louder click when released.
+[* black] Flip the chromebook back over and open the screen.
+[* black] Wedge the plastic opening tool between the keyboard and the bottom of the chromebook.
+[* black] Run the plastic opening tool along the seam between the keyboard and the bottom of the chromebook until the keyboard moves freely. Several tabs will pop out.
+[* icon_note] It is normal for the tabs to make a loud click when released. The corner tabs will be harder to release than the others and will make a louder click.