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Originally Posted by XwChriswX Be careful, they're known for their knuckle locks... Interesting. Looking forward to seeing your completed work. Originally Posted by Isamu you can do it!! oh, you
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I used the 'alternate' way which it doesn't need to remove the whole panel. Use a flat-head screw to remove the whole button, easy but the trick is you have to make sure the screw driver press the 'clip' of the ring that hold it onto the panel. Otherwise the ring will not comes off. The position you have to insert the screw driver is around 4-5 o'clock position. After that, everything is a piece of cake. |
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