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-[* black] Find a flat head or Phillips head screwdriver.
-[* black] Insert the screwdriver into the holes in the plastic rod connecting the key pad guard to the rear casing.
-[* black] Use the screwdriver to push the rods towards each other until they click out of their locked position.
- [* icon_note] Note: This may require a large amount of force.
+[* black] Locate a Flat-head or a Phillips head screwdriver.
+[* black] Insert the screwdriver into the holes that connect the key pad guard to the rear casing in the plastic rod.
+[* icon_note] The following step may require a substantial amount of force.
+[* black] Use the screwdriver to push the rods toward each other until they click out of their locked positions.