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-[* black] Fairphone decided to let go of the [guide|52523|display lock mechanism|stepid=115063|new_window=true] of the second generation and fixed the display unit of the Fairphone 3 with regular Phillips #00 screws.
- [* icon_note] Provided in the box is a tiny screwdriver to manage the most common repairs. We still prefer our slightly larger handle from the [product|IF145-299-4|Mako Driver Kit|new_window=true] for a bit more comfort.
-[* red] With the screws gone we unsnap the display unit from the frame just to discover the same pogo pin connector with its breakout board below [guide|52523|as in the previous iteration|stepid=115063|new_window=true].
-[* orange] While we are very happy to see visual cues inside of devices, we're not sure of this one is of any help ''after'' we already unscrewed some screws.
+[* black] Fairphone decided to forgo the nifty [guide|52523|display lock mechanism|stepid=115063|new_window=true] in the previous iteration and went with standard Phillips #00 screws instead.
+ [* icon_note] A tiny screwdriver is provided, though we still prefer our larger handle from the [product|IF145-299-4|Mako Driver Kit|new_window=true] for a bit more comfort.
+[* red] With the screws gone, we unsnap the display unit from the frame to find the same pogo pin connector with its breakout board below [guide|52523|as in the previous iteration|stepid=115063|new_window=true].
+[* orange] While we are always happy to see visual instructions inside devices, we're not sure this one is of any help ''after'' we already unscrewed some screws.