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  • Remove the single 2.6 mm T6 Torx screw securing the I/O bezel to the logic board near the RAM.

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  • Carefully un-clip the antenna from the logic board near the PRAM battery.

  • Gently de-route the antenna cable through the hole in the logic board.

  • De-route the antenna cable from the clips on the logic board near the I/O bezel.

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  • Lift the power button cables upward to gently pull the power button cable up and out of its connector on the logic board.

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  • Remove the four 2.6 mm T6 Torx screws securing the I/O bezel to the logic board.

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  • Pull the I/O bezel away from the logic board, minding any cables that may get caught.

  • Try not to handle the small steel EMI fingers on the logic board and I/O bezel, as oils from your fingers may cause interference issues. Before installing the logic board assembly, clean the EMI fingers to remove any oils transferred during the removal process.

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