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User: System: You are a writer and developer. You are tasked with writing a repair tutorial about: MacBook Pro 13 Inch Unibody Mid 2009 Front Display Glass Replacement in english
User:  our repair scheduling system can be referred to: https://salvationrepair.com/repair/   - we offer free postage for mail in repairs or on-site mobile repairs at your location for local customers in Missippi.  I will provide some essay information to get you started. If i include images, be sure to use them, but do not duplicate them or as the last thing in the article.  You will use this context to write the repair tutorial as best as you can or output the error response which is 'None' and we will skip the article  Use whatever i can provide to write the content: Output instructions:
You will assist with writing, proofreading, grammar checks, and generate new content based on information learned in the supplied content.    1. Re-write the article in English using a minimum of 500 words (or your max word count)    2. Do not mention any links (excluding image links). Do not mention the author (if included). Do not mention that you are an AI assistant. Do not mention that you are a bot. Do not mention that you are a human.   3. DO NOT REFER TO ME DIRECTLY! Do not explain. Do not respond with any introduction. Do not include any notes, special character, or anything that does not belong    4. The text should be a new essay (not continued. completely re-built in a different writing style from the examples) Be upbeat and funny.   5. Do not refer to 'the article' or 'the essay' in any way especially do NOT say 'the article concludes' or 'the essay...' or 'the article...' and do not speak to me directly. your are speaking to an audience.    6. You are writing this for the first time so do not say anything like 'Welcome back' or 'Welcome back to the article' or 'Welcome back to the essay'. Do not label the parts of the essay.7. format all text as html (exclude the html tag, no head tag and no body tag. only content within body included in response - rather than pointing out essay sections, just use header tags. 8. its okay if Content is related to a specific publication, but do not mention the publication (especially anything ending with 'digest' or starting with '@').DO NOT OUTPUT A FULL HTML PAGE WITH DOCTYPE. only output '<p>, <img>, and <a> tags' section content!!     do not use any backticks, *, #, or any other special characters like '####'.  or ###   All the essay content is written by me so there are no copywriting issues.    This tutorial will be published so do not say things like - 'It seems like you are sharing information...' Encode your response in HTML-friendly code. change at least 20% of the words/wording in the article.    The essay will be published on a website so it is imperitive to include inline images whenever possible - esspecially if an image is part of a tutorial etc.. I will include images when necessary. add the inlink <img> tag where appropriate.      - repair tutorial content: Fix Your Stuff<a target="_blank" href="/Guide" />Community<a target="_blank" href="/Community" />Store<a target="_blank" href="/Store" />Remove the following 10 screws securing the lower case to the MacBook Pro 13" Unibody:Seven 3 mm Phillips screws.Three 13.5 mm Phillips screws.Slightly lift the lower case and push it toward the rear of the computer to free the mounting tabs.For precautionary purposes, we advise that you disconnect the battery connector from the logic board to avoid any electrical discharge.Use the flat end of a spudger to lift the battery connector up out of its socket on the logic board.Use the flat end of a spudger to pry the subwoofer/right speaker cable connector up off its socket on the logic board.Be very careful to pry under the connector as shown, and not under the socket itself. Otherwise you may accidentally separate the socket from the logic board.Disconnect the camera cable by sliding it horizontally out of its socket.Pull the cable parallel to the surface of the logic board, in the direction of the optical drive. Do not pull straight up, or you will destroy the connector.If you see a small plastic retainer stuck to the logic board that prevents the camera cable from sliding out, peel it up carefully from the logic board. Apply a little heat from a hair dryer or heat gun if necessary to help soften the adhesive holding it in place. Do not attempt to forcibly disconnect the cable with the retainer in place.small plastic retainer<a target="_blank" href="https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/FdbjNAIY4CP3TQZk.full" />If you still have trouble, use the point of a spudger to push at each side of the connector and "walk" it slowly from its socket."walk" it slowly from its socket<a target="_blank" href="/Guide/Recognizing+&+Disconnecting+Cable+Connectors/25629#s64975" />De-route the camera data cable from the channel in the optical drive.Remove the following screws securing the camera data cable and right speaker to the upper case:Two 8 mm Phillips screws.One 4mm Phillips screw.One of the 8 mm Phillips screws will likely remain captive in the camera cable ground loop.Slide the camera cable bracket out from under the subwoofer and remove it from the computer.Grab the plastic pull tab secured to the display data cable lock and rotate it toward the DC-in side of the computer.Pull the display data cable connector straight away from its socket.Make sure to pull the connector straight away and not straight up from its socket.Remove the following two screws securing the display data cable bracket to the upper case:One 7 mm Phillips screw.One 5 mm Phillips screw.Lift the display data cable bracket out of the upper case.Use your Torx driver to remove the two outer 6.5 mm screws securing each of the two display brackets to the upper case (4 screws total).Mid 2009 models require a T6 Torx driver, while Mid 2010 models require a T8.Open your MacBook so the display is perpendicular to the upper case.Place your opened MacBook on a table as pictured.While holding the display and upper case together with your left hand, use your Torx driver to remove the remaining 6.5 mm screw from the lower display bracket.Be sure to hold the display and upper case together with your left hand. Failure to do so may cause the freed display/upper case to fall, potentially damaging each component.Remove the last remaining 6 mm Torx screw securing the display to the upper case.Grab the upper case with your right hand and rotate it slightly toward the top of the display so the upper display bracket clears the edge of the upper case.Rotate the display slightly away from the upper case.Lift the display up and away from the upper case, minding any brackets or cables that may get caught.In the following steps, you will use a heat gun to soften the adhesive securing the outer black border around the underside of the front glass panel to the display. The area the adhesive is applied to is shown in red in the second picture.With the heat gun set to low, start by heating the outer black border near the upper right corner of the glass panel.Always aim the heat gun away from the soft rubber strip around the display glass. Heating the rubber will cause it to melt slightly, turning its finish from matte to glossy. Touching overheated rubber can cause it to permanently deform.Due to the heat applied, it is normal for a layer of condensation to develop on the inside of the glass panel and/or the outside of the LCD. It can be removed with glass cleaner once the glass is separated from the display. With the panel sufficiently heated, fasten a heavy-duty suction cup near the upper right corner of the display glass.Don't fasten the suction cup on top of the rubber strip around the edge of the display glass.To attach the suction cups we sell, first position the suction cup with the movable handle parallel to the face of the glass panel. While lightly holding the suction cup against the glass, raise the movable handle until it is parallel with the other handle.suction cups<a target="_blank" href="https://www.ifixit.com/products/heavy-duty-suction-cups-pair" />Slowly and gently pull the corner of the display glass up off the display assembly.If only the top edge of the glass lifts up (as seen in the third picture), repeat steps one and two until you can lift up the corner of the panel.Gently lift the corner of the display glass enough to insert a spudger between it and the display assembly.Use the flat end of a spudger to gently pry up the adhesive securing the front glass to the display.Pry up the glass panel a few inches away from the upper right corner along the top and right edges of the display.Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the right side of the front glass panel.Attach a suction cup along the right side of the front glass panel.Pull up on the glass panel while you use the flat end of a spudger to separate it from the rest of the display assembly.Continue working along the right edge of the front display glass until it is separated from the display.It may be helpful to use a guitar pick or another thin plastic object to keep the upper right corner of the front glass panel from sticking back down to the display assembly.Use your heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the top edge of the glass display panel.Attach a suction cup near the top edge of the glass display panel and use it to pull the glass panel up off the display.Work along the top edge of the glass panel, carefully using the flat end of a spudger to separate the adhesive if necessary.Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip near the upper left corner of the glass display panel.Attach a suction cup near the upper left corner of the glass display panel.Pull up on the suction cup and use the flat end of a spudger to carefully pry the glass display panel out of the display assembly.Once the upper left corner has been separated from the display, it may be helpful to use a guitar pick or another thin plastic object to keep the glass from sticking back down to the display assembly.Use a heat gun or hair dryer to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the left side of the front glass panel.Attach a suction cup along the left side of the front glass panel.Pull up on the glass panel while you use the flat end of a spudger to separate it from the rest of the display assembly.Continue working along the left edge of the front display glass until it is separated from the display.Now that the top, left, and right edges of the glass are free from the display, slowly lift the top edge of the glass panel and gently rotate it out of the display.If necessary, use the flat end of a spudger to free the bottom edge of the glass display panel from the display assembly.Before reassembling, be sure to clean both the inside of the glass display panel and the LCD as any dust or fingerprints trapped inside will be annoyingly visible when the machine is on.Skip this step if you're reusing the original glass.Insert the edge of a plastic opening tool between the display glass and the camera bracket, and run it around the camera bracket to separate it from the display glass.Do not forget to stick the camera bracket down to the new front display glass before reassembly.During the glass removal process, the camera cable may stick to the adhesive on the glass panel, disconnecting it from the camera board as the panel is lifted. If your camera cable is still connected to the camera board, skip this step.To reconnect the cable, first use the tip of a spudger to remove the piece of foam tape over the camera cable ZIF socket.Use the tip of a spudger to flip up the ZIF cable retainer on the camera cable socket.Insert the camera cable into its socket on the camera board and use the tip of a spudger to snap down the ZIF cable retainer, locking the cable in place.Reapply the piece of tape covering the camera cable socket.      - repair tutorial category (ignore any 3-9 digit categories that are not strings): Mid 2009      - repair tutorial categories  (ignore any 3-9 digit categories that are not strings): ['Mac', 'Laptop', '13"', 'MacBook Pro']   - use the model number in the title!    - Do not suggest a link unless you can actually link to the article. The proper format is https://salavtionrepair.com/post-title for post_title in all_post_titles    https://salavtionrepair.com/A-Comprehensive-Guide-To-Fixing-Just-About-Anything,    image base url (ONLY add to beginning of They are tested and modifying them makes the entire article useless!  do NOT modify the image urls!  This is a tutorial so images are VERY important. if the article has images, be sure to include them. Use the additional image urls provided if the image count is lacking. each step in the repair tutorial should include an image!!  Additional image urls (do not use unless you HAVE to): https://i.pinimg.com/736x/ba/1c/b7/ba1cb7b5aa9031ea107fec68d2f8f5db.jpg, https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/691fa929-49fb-4a9e-9e9f-14084a6dda35, https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/783afb72-ced0-4561-8895-2709d08fade8, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/1PtYVTcGMqlcVw4I.huge?width=3840, https://images.macrumors.com/t/ZqBdJIrBkjcJ8sAteOPnF-VIo1U=/1200x1200/smart/article-new/2017/02/MacBook-Pro-anti-reflective-wearing-off.jpg, https://pcdreamsgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/MACBOOK-PRO-15-UNIBODY-SCREEN-REPLACEMENT-SERVICE-SAME-DAY-IN-LONDON-BY-PC-MAC-SPECIALIST-977x550.jpg, https://www.rockitrepairs.com/wp-content/uploads/how-to-fix-a-broken-macbook-screen.jpg, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/5r5FYDNjMj2B6Kte.huge?width=3840, https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0045/4092/4007/products/cIqChpC1b1KJtHns_ed91db60-44a2-4ba0-9472-d403b71c4ad1.jpg?v=1667238620, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/jtl256INbZCISSbr.huge?width=3840,      do not use any backticks, *, #, or any other special characters like '####'.  or ###    output examples: <h1>your title</h1><p>some content</p><img src="https://images.nexusapp.co/assets/2d/63/2a/68004202.jpg"/><p>more content</p> -or- <h1>your title</h1><p>some content</p><p>more content</p> -or- None  AS a final reminder - you always should include a minimum of one inline image for every paragraph of text. DO NOT EVER leave out all images! every article should contain at LEAST 3 or 4 images inside <img> tags.  Do not use '**' to preface a section or any characters. Use html tags instead!!! <h4> is good for this. If the repair has specific steps, you MUST add an image after the step. example: <h4>Step 1</h4><p>open the phone</p><img src='https://example.com/opening-a-phone' alt='opening a phone'/>    - Never mention ifixit guarantees. Try to minimize referring to ifixit and ifixit.com unless referencing a tool. Do not end a tutorial by refering to samsung. we do repairs. that is the point. customers can be refered back to us - Salvation Repair at https://salvationrepair.com/repair Do not add stars in titles. example: **<h3>this is bad practice</h3>** NEVER use '**' anywhere in the tutorial. Do not say anything about 'replacement parts' that you can buy here or about buying from ifixit. additinally, provide the FULL tutorial. partial tutorials ill destroy our reputation. just output None if you cannot complete it. Only use images if the image makes sense to put in that location. do not say 'Additional images:' and do not add images to the end of the content.  we are Salvation Repair. mention us in the article. we offer a limited lifetime guarantee of all parts and labor. customers can schedule a repair at https://salvationrepair.com/repair - AS a final reminder - you always should include a minimum of 1 or 2 inline image for every paragraph of text so at least 3 or 4 images per tutorial. All images should be in <img> tags with valid url strcture . For the best user experience there should be exactly one H1 tag on each page. H2 tags should be on each page before each paragraph. All images should have an "alt=..." attribute in the img tag. Finally, DO NOT say "**" ANYHERE in the article or use any unconventional characters. Do not put "–" or "--" before a sentence. if you want to link to https://salvationrepair.com/repair put the link in <a> tags - <a target="_blank" href="https://salvationrepair.com/repair">Schedule a repair</a>  Do not leave content unfinished. You get one shot at fantastic output so please do not abruptly end the article. quickly finish the article if you are near your word limit so as to provide a smooth ending. response not ending in htm tags are disregarded. Do NOT put any images at the end of the content. Do not EVER put multiple images at the end of the article. The images should be appropriately in between <p> tags.   DO NOT EVER leave out all images! every article should contain at LEAST 3 or 4 images inside <img> tags. Images should try to be placed in the same order as the original tutorial
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System: You are a writer and developer. You are tasked with writing a repair tutorial about: MacBook Pro 13 Inch Unibody Mid 2009 Front Display Glass Replacement in english
User:  our repair scheduling system can be referred to: https://salvationrepair.com/repair/   - we offer free postage for mail in repairs or on-site mobile repairs at your location for local customers in Missippi.  I will provide some essay information to get you started. If i include images, be sure to use them, but do not duplicate them or as the last thing in the article.  You will use this context to write the repair tutorial as best as you can or output the error response which is 'None' and we will skip the article  Use whatever i can provide to write the content: Output instructions:
You will assist with writing, proofreading, grammar checks, and generate new content based on information learned in the supplied content.    1. Re-write the article in English using a minimum of 500 words (or your max word count)    2. Do not mention any links (excluding image links). Do not mention the author (if included). Do not mention that you are an AI assistant. Do not mention that you are a bot. Do not mention that you are a human.   3. DO NOT REFER TO ME DIRECTLY! Do not explain. Do not respond with any introduction. Do not include any notes, special character, or anything that does not belong    4. The text should be a new essay (not continued. completely re-built in a different writing style from the examples) Be upbeat and funny.   5. Do not refer to 'the article' or 'the essay' in any way especially do NOT say 'the article concludes' or 'the essay...' or 'the article...' and do not speak to me directly. your are speaking to an audience.    6. You are writing this for the first time so do not say anything like 'Welcome back' or 'Welcome back to the article' or 'Welcome back to the essay'. Do not label the parts of the essay.7. format all text as html (exclude the html tag, no head tag and no body tag. only content within body included in response - rather than pointing out essay sections, just use header tags. 8. its okay if Content is related to a specific publication, but do not mention the publication (especially anything ending with 'digest' or starting with '@').DO NOT OUTPUT A FULL HTML PAGE WITH DOCTYPE. only output '<p>, <img>, and <a> tags' section content!!     do not use any backticks, *, #, or any other special characters like '####'.  or ###   All the essay content is written by me so there are no copywriting issues.    This tutorial will be published so do not say things like - 'It seems like you are sharing information...' Encode your response in HTML-friendly code. change at least 20% of the words/wording in the article.    The essay will be published on a website so it is imperitive to include inline images whenever possible - esspecially if an image is part of a tutorial etc.. I will include images when necessary. add the inlink <img> tag where appropriate.      - repair tutorial content: Fix Your Stuff<a target="_blank" href="/Guide" />Community<a target="_blank" href="/Community" />Store<a target="_blank" href="/Store" />Remove the following 10 screws securing the lower case to the MacBook Pro 13" Unibody:Seven 3 mm Phillips screws.Three 13.5 mm Phillips screws.Slightly lift the lower case and push it toward the rear of the computer to free the mounting tabs.For precautionary purposes, we advise that you disconnect the battery connector from the logic board to avoid any electrical discharge.Use the flat end of a spudger to lift the battery connector up out of its socket on the logic board.Use the flat end of a spudger to pry the subwoofer/right speaker cable connector up off its socket on the logic board.Be very careful to pry under the connector as shown, and not under the socket itself. Otherwise you may accidentally separate the socket from the logic board.Disconnect the camera cable by sliding it horizontally out of its socket.Pull the cable parallel to the surface of the logic board, in the direction of the optical drive. Do not pull straight up, or you will destroy the connector.If you see a small plastic retainer stuck to the logic board that prevents the camera cable from sliding out, peel it up carefully from the logic board. Apply a little heat from a hair dryer or heat gun if necessary to help soften the adhesive holding it in place. Do not attempt to forcibly disconnect the cable with the retainer in place.small plastic retainer<a target="_blank" href="https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/FdbjNAIY4CP3TQZk.full" />If you still have trouble, use the point of a spudger to push at each side of the connector and "walk" it slowly from its socket."walk" it slowly from its socket<a target="_blank" href="/Guide/Recognizing+&+Disconnecting+Cable+Connectors/25629#s64975" />De-route the camera data cable from the channel in the optical drive.Remove the following screws securing the camera data cable and right speaker to the upper case:Two 8 mm Phillips screws.One 4mm Phillips screw.One of the 8 mm Phillips screws will likely remain captive in the camera cable ground loop.Slide the camera cable bracket out from under the subwoofer and remove it from the computer.Grab the plastic pull tab secured to the display data cable lock and rotate it toward the DC-in side of the computer.Pull the display data cable connector straight away from its socket.Make sure to pull the connector straight away and not straight up from its socket.Remove the following two screws securing the display data cable bracket to the upper case:One 7 mm Phillips screw.One 5 mm Phillips screw.Lift the display data cable bracket out of the upper case.Use your Torx driver to remove the two outer 6.5 mm screws securing each of the two display brackets to the upper case (4 screws total).Mid 2009 models require a T6 Torx driver, while Mid 2010 models require a T8.Open your MacBook so the display is perpendicular to the upper case.Place your opened MacBook on a table as pictured.While holding the display and upper case together with your left hand, use your Torx driver to remove the remaining 6.5 mm screw from the lower display bracket.Be sure to hold the display and upper case together with your left hand. Failure to do so may cause the freed display/upper case to fall, potentially damaging each component.Remove the last remaining 6 mm Torx screw securing the display to the upper case.Grab the upper case with your right hand and rotate it slightly toward the top of the display so the upper display bracket clears the edge of the upper case.Rotate the display slightly away from the upper case.Lift the display up and away from the upper case, minding any brackets or cables that may get caught.In the following steps, you will use a heat gun to soften the adhesive securing the outer black border around the underside of the front glass panel to the display. The area the adhesive is applied to is shown in red in the second picture.With the heat gun set to low, start by heating the outer black border near the upper right corner of the glass panel.Always aim the heat gun away from the soft rubber strip around the display glass. Heating the rubber will cause it to melt slightly, turning its finish from matte to glossy. Touching overheated rubber can cause it to permanently deform.Due to the heat applied, it is normal for a layer of condensation to develop on the inside of the glass panel and/or the outside of the LCD. It can be removed with glass cleaner once the glass is separated from the display. With the panel sufficiently heated, fasten a heavy-duty suction cup near the upper right corner of the display glass.Don't fasten the suction cup on top of the rubber strip around the edge of the display glass.To attach the suction cups we sell, first position the suction cup with the movable handle parallel to the face of the glass panel. While lightly holding the suction cup against the glass, raise the movable handle until it is parallel with the other handle.suction cups<a target="_blank" href="https://www.ifixit.com/products/heavy-duty-suction-cups-pair" />Slowly and gently pull the corner of the display glass up off the display assembly.If only the top edge of the glass lifts up (as seen in the third picture), repeat steps one and two until you can lift up the corner of the panel.Gently lift the corner of the display glass enough to insert a spudger between it and the display assembly.Use the flat end of a spudger to gently pry up the adhesive securing the front glass to the display.Pry up the glass panel a few inches away from the upper right corner along the top and right edges of the display.Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the right side of the front glass panel.Attach a suction cup along the right side of the front glass panel.Pull up on the glass panel while you use the flat end of a spudger to separate it from the rest of the display assembly.Continue working along the right edge of the front display glass until it is separated from the display.It may be helpful to use a guitar pick or another thin plastic object to keep the upper right corner of the front glass panel from sticking back down to the display assembly.Use your heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the top edge of the glass display panel.Attach a suction cup near the top edge of the glass display panel and use it to pull the glass panel up off the display.Work along the top edge of the glass panel, carefully using the flat end of a spudger to separate the adhesive if necessary.Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip near the upper left corner of the glass display panel.Attach a suction cup near the upper left corner of the glass display panel.Pull up on the suction cup and use the flat end of a spudger to carefully pry the glass display panel out of the display assembly.Once the upper left corner has been separated from the display, it may be helpful to use a guitar pick or another thin plastic object to keep the glass from sticking back down to the display assembly.Use a heat gun or hair dryer to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the left side of the front glass panel.Attach a suction cup along the left side of the front glass panel.Pull up on the glass panel while you use the flat end of a spudger to separate it from the rest of the display assembly.Continue working along the left edge of the front display glass until it is separated from the display.Now that the top, left, and right edges of the glass are free from the display, slowly lift the top edge of the glass panel and gently rotate it out of the display.If necessary, use the flat end of a spudger to free the bottom edge of the glass display panel from the display assembly.Before reassembling, be sure to clean both the inside of the glass display panel and the LCD as any dust or fingerprints trapped inside will be annoyingly visible when the machine is on.Skip this step if you're reusing the original glass.Insert the edge of a plastic opening tool between the display glass and the camera bracket, and run it around the camera bracket to separate it from the display glass.Do not forget to stick the camera bracket down to the new front display glass before reassembly.During the glass removal process, the camera cable may stick to the adhesive on the glass panel, disconnecting it from the camera board as the panel is lifted. If your camera cable is still connected to the camera board, skip this step.To reconnect the cable, first use the tip of a spudger to remove the piece of foam tape over the camera cable ZIF socket.Use the tip of a spudger to flip up the ZIF cable retainer on the camera cable socket.Insert the camera cable into its socket on the camera board and use the tip of a spudger to snap down the ZIF cable retainer, locking the cable in place.Reapply the piece of tape covering the camera cable socket.      - repair tutorial category (ignore any 3-9 digit categories that are not strings): Mid 2009      - repair tutorial categories  (ignore any 3-9 digit categories that are not strings): ['Mac', 'Laptop', '13"', 'MacBook Pro']   - use the model number in the title!    - Do not suggest a link unless you can actually link to the article. The proper format is https://salavtionrepair.com/post-title for post_title in all_post_titles    https://salavtionrepair.com/A-Comprehensive-Guide-To-Fixing-Just-About-Anything,    image base url (ONLY add to beginning of They are tested and modifying them makes the entire article useless!  do NOT modify the image urls!  This is a tutorial so images are VERY important. if the article has images, be sure to include them. Use the additional image urls provided if the image count is lacking. each step in the repair tutorial should include an image!!  Additional image urls (do not use unless you HAVE to): https://i.pinimg.com/736x/ba/1c/b7/ba1cb7b5aa9031ea107fec68d2f8f5db.jpg, https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/691fa929-49fb-4a9e-9e9f-14084a6dda35, https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/783afb72-ced0-4561-8895-2709d08fade8, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/1PtYVTcGMqlcVw4I.huge?width=3840, https://images.macrumors.com/t/ZqBdJIrBkjcJ8sAteOPnF-VIo1U=/1200x1200/smart/article-new/2017/02/MacBook-Pro-anti-reflective-wearing-off.jpg, https://pcdreamsgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/MACBOOK-PRO-15-UNIBODY-SCREEN-REPLACEMENT-SERVICE-SAME-DAY-IN-LONDON-BY-PC-MAC-SPECIALIST-977x550.jpg, https://www.rockitrepairs.com/wp-content/uploads/how-to-fix-a-broken-macbook-screen.jpg, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/5r5FYDNjMj2B6Kte.huge?width=3840, https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0045/4092/4007/products/cIqChpC1b1KJtHns_ed91db60-44a2-4ba0-9472-d403b71c4ad1.jpg?v=1667238620, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/jtl256INbZCISSbr.huge?width=3840,      do not use any backticks, *, #, or any other special characters like '####'.  or ###    output examples: <h1>your title</h1><p>some content</p><img src="https://images.nexusapp.co/assets/2d/63/2a/68004202.jpg"/><p>more content</p> -or- <h1>your title</h1><p>some content</p><p>more content</p> -or- None  AS a final reminder - you always should include a minimum of one inline image for every paragraph of text. DO NOT EVER leave out all images! every article should contain at LEAST 3 or 4 images inside <img> tags.  Do not use '**' to preface a section or any characters. Use html tags instead!!! <h4> is good for this. If the repair has specific steps, you MUST add an image after the step. example: <h4>Step 1</h4><p>open the phone</p><img src='https://example.com/opening-a-phone' alt='opening a phone'/>    - Never mention ifixit guarantees. Try to minimize referring to ifixit and ifixit.com unless referencing a tool. Do not end a tutorial by refering to samsung. we do repairs. that is the point. customers can be refered back to us - Salvation Repair at https://salvationrepair.com/repair Do not add stars in titles. example: **<h3>this is bad practice</h3>** NEVER use '**' anywhere in the tutorial. Do not say anything about 'replacement parts' that you can buy here or about buying from ifixit. additinally, provide the FULL tutorial. partial tutorials ill destroy our reputation. just output None if you cannot complete it. Only use images if the image makes sense to put in that location. do not say 'Additional images:' and do not add images to the end of the content.  we are Salvation Repair. mention us in the article. we offer a limited lifetime guarantee of all parts and labor. customers can schedule a repair at https://salvationrepair.com/repair - AS a final reminder - you always should include a minimum of 1 or 2 inline image for every paragraph of text so at least 3 or 4 images per tutorial. All images should be in <img> tags with valid url strcture . For the best user experience there should be exactly one H1 tag on each page. H2 tags should be on each page before each paragraph. All images should have an "alt=..." attribute in the img tag. Finally, DO NOT say "**" ANYHERE in the article or use any unconventional characters. Do not put "–" or "--" before a sentence. if you want to link to https://salvationrepair.com/repair put the link in <a> tags - <a target="_blank" href="https://salvationrepair.com/repair">Schedule a repair</a>  Do not leave content unfinished. You get one shot at fantastic output so please do not abruptly end the article. quickly finish the article if you are near your word limit so as to provide a smooth ending. response not ending in htm tags are disregarded. Do NOT put any images at the end of the content. Do not EVER put multiple images at the end of the article. The images should be appropriately in between <p> tags.   DO NOT EVER leave out all images! every article should contain at LEAST 3 or 4 images inside <img> tags. Images should try to be placed in the same order as the original tutorial
System: You are a writer and developer. You are tasked with writing a repair tutorial about: MacBook Pro 13 Inch Unibody Mid 2009 Front Display Glass Replacement in english
User:  our repair scheduling system can be referred to: https://salvationrepair.com/repair/   - we offer free postage for mail in repairs or on-site mobile repairs at your location for local customers in Missippi.  I will provide some essay information to get you started. If i include images, be sure to use them, but do not duplicate them or as the last thing in the article.  You will use this context to write the repair tutorial as best as you can or output the error response which is 'None' and we will skip the article  Use whatever i can provide to write the content: Output instructions:
You will assist with writing, proofreading, grammar checks, and generate new content based on information learned in the supplied content.    1. Re-write the article in English using a minimum of 500 words (or your max word count)    2. Do not mention any links (excluding image links). Do not mention the author (if included). Do not mention that you are an AI assistant. Do not mention that you are a bot. Do not mention that you are a human.   3. DO NOT REFER TO ME DIRECTLY! Do not explain. Do not respond with any introduction. Do not include any notes, special character, or anything that does not belong    4. The text should be a new essay (not continued. completely re-built in a different writing style from the examples) Be upbeat and funny.   5. Do not refer to 'the article' or 'the essay' in any way especially do NOT say 'the article concludes' or 'the essay...' or 'the article...' and do not speak to me directly. your are speaking to an audience.    6. You are writing this for the first time so do not say anything like 'Welcome back' or 'Welcome back to the article' or 'Welcome back to the essay'. Do not label the parts of the essay.7. format all text as html (exclude the html tag, no head tag and no body tag. only content within body included in response - rather than pointing out essay sections, just use header tags. 8. its okay if Content is related to a specific publication, but do not mention the publication (especially anything ending with 'digest' or starting with '@').DO NOT OUTPUT A FULL HTML PAGE WITH DOCTYPE. only output '<p>, <img>, and <a> tags' section content!!     do not use any backticks, *, #, or any other special characters like '####'.  or ###   All the essay content is written by me so there are no copywriting issues.    This tutorial will be published so do not say things like - 'It seems like you are sharing information...' Encode your response in HTML-friendly code. change at least 20% of the words/wording in the article.    The essay will be published on a website so it is imperitive to include inline images whenever possible - esspecially if an image is part of a tutorial etc.. I will include images when necessary. add the inlink <img> tag where appropriate.      - repair tutorial content: Fix Your Stuff<a target="_blank" href="/Guide" />Community<a target="_blank" href="/Community" />Store<a target="_blank" href="/Store" />Remove the following 10 screws securing the lower case to the MacBook Pro 13" Unibody:Seven 3 mm Phillips screws.Three 13.5 mm Phillips screws.Slightly lift the lower case and push it toward the rear of the computer to free the mounting tabs.For precautionary purposes, we advise that you disconnect the battery connector from the logic board to avoid any electrical discharge.Use the flat end of a spudger to lift the battery connector up out of its socket on the logic board.Use the flat end of a spudger to pry the subwoofer/right speaker cable connector up off its socket on the logic board.Be very careful to pry under the connector as shown, and not under the socket itself. Otherwise you may accidentally separate the socket from the logic board.Disconnect the camera cable by sliding it horizontally out of its socket.Pull the cable parallel to the surface of the logic board, in the direction of the optical drive. Do not pull straight up, or you will destroy the connector.If you see a small plastic retainer stuck to the logic board that prevents the camera cable from sliding out, peel it up carefully from the logic board. Apply a little heat from a hair dryer or heat gun if necessary to help soften the adhesive holding it in place. Do not attempt to forcibly disconnect the cable with the retainer in place.small plastic retainer<a target="_blank" href="https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/FdbjNAIY4CP3TQZk.full" />If you still have trouble, use the point of a spudger to push at each side of the connector and "walk" it slowly from its socket."walk" it slowly from its socket<a target="_blank" href="/Guide/Recognizing+&+Disconnecting+Cable+Connectors/25629#s64975" />De-route the camera data cable from the channel in the optical drive.Remove the following screws securing the camera data cable and right speaker to the upper case:Two 8 mm Phillips screws.One 4mm Phillips screw.One of the 8 mm Phillips screws will likely remain captive in the camera cable ground loop.Slide the camera cable bracket out from under the subwoofer and remove it from the computer.Grab the plastic pull tab secured to the display data cable lock and rotate it toward the DC-in side of the computer.Pull the display data cable connector straight away from its socket.Make sure to pull the connector straight away and not straight up from its socket.Remove the following two screws securing the display data cable bracket to the upper case:One 7 mm Phillips screw.One 5 mm Phillips screw.Lift the display data cable bracket out of the upper case.Use your Torx driver to remove the two outer 6.5 mm screws securing each of the two display brackets to the upper case (4 screws total).Mid 2009 models require a T6 Torx driver, while Mid 2010 models require a T8.Open your MacBook so the display is perpendicular to the upper case.Place your opened MacBook on a table as pictured.While holding the display and upper case together with your left hand, use your Torx driver to remove the remaining 6.5 mm screw from the lower display bracket.Be sure to hold the display and upper case together with your left hand. Failure to do so may cause the freed display/upper case to fall, potentially damaging each component.Remove the last remaining 6 mm Torx screw securing the display to the upper case.Grab the upper case with your right hand and rotate it slightly toward the top of the display so the upper display bracket clears the edge of the upper case.Rotate the display slightly away from the upper case.Lift the display up and away from the upper case, minding any brackets or cables that may get caught.In the following steps, you will use a heat gun to soften the adhesive securing the outer black border around the underside of the front glass panel to the display. The area the adhesive is applied to is shown in red in the second picture.With the heat gun set to low, start by heating the outer black border near the upper right corner of the glass panel.Always aim the heat gun away from the soft rubber strip around the display glass. Heating the rubber will cause it to melt slightly, turning its finish from matte to glossy. Touching overheated rubber can cause it to permanently deform.Due to the heat applied, it is normal for a layer of condensation to develop on the inside of the glass panel and/or the outside of the LCD. It can be removed with glass cleaner once the glass is separated from the display. With the panel sufficiently heated, fasten a heavy-duty suction cup near the upper right corner of the display glass.Don't fasten the suction cup on top of the rubber strip around the edge of the display glass.To attach the suction cups we sell, first position the suction cup with the movable handle parallel to the face of the glass panel. While lightly holding the suction cup against the glass, raise the movable handle until it is parallel with the other handle.suction cups<a target="_blank" href="https://www.ifixit.com/products/heavy-duty-suction-cups-pair" />Slowly and gently pull the corner of the display glass up off the display assembly.If only the top edge of the glass lifts up (as seen in the third picture), repeat steps one and two until you can lift up the corner of the panel.Gently lift the corner of the display glass enough to insert a spudger between it and the display assembly.Use the flat end of a spudger to gently pry up the adhesive securing the front glass to the display.Pry up the glass panel a few inches away from the upper right corner along the top and right edges of the display.Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the right side of the front glass panel.Attach a suction cup along the right side of the front glass panel.Pull up on the glass panel while you use the flat end of a spudger to separate it from the rest of the display assembly.Continue working along the right edge of the front display glass until it is separated from the display.It may be helpful to use a guitar pick or another thin plastic object to keep the upper right corner of the front glass panel from sticking back down to the display assembly.Use your heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the top edge of the glass display panel.Attach a suction cup near the top edge of the glass display panel and use it to pull the glass panel up off the display.Work along the top edge of the glass panel, carefully using the flat end of a spudger to separate the adhesive if necessary.Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip near the upper left corner of the glass display panel.Attach a suction cup near the upper left corner of the glass display panel.Pull up on the suction cup and use the flat end of a spudger to carefully pry the glass display panel out of the display assembly.Once the upper left corner has been separated from the display, it may be helpful to use a guitar pick or another thin plastic object to keep the glass from sticking back down to the display assembly.Use a heat gun or hair dryer to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the left side of the front glass panel.Attach a suction cup along the left side of the front glass panel.Pull up on the glass panel while you use the flat end of a spudger to separate it from the rest of the display assembly.Continue working along the left edge of the front display glass until it is separated from the display.Now that the top, left, and right edges of the glass are free from the display, slowly lift the top edge of the glass panel and gently rotate it out of the display.If necessary, use the flat end of a spudger to free the bottom edge of the glass display panel from the display assembly.Before reassembling, be sure to clean both the inside of the glass display panel and the LCD as any dust or fingerprints trapped inside will be annoyingly visible when the machine is on.Skip this step if you're reusing the original glass.Insert the edge of a plastic opening tool between the display glass and the camera bracket, and run it around the camera bracket to separate it from the display glass.Do not forget to stick the camera bracket down to the new front display glass before reassembly.During the glass removal process, the camera cable may stick to the adhesive on the glass panel, disconnecting it from the camera board as the panel is lifted. If your camera cable is still connected to the camera board, skip this step.To reconnect the cable, first use the tip of a spudger to remove the piece of foam tape over the camera cable ZIF socket.Use the tip of a spudger to flip up the ZIF cable retainer on the camera cable socket.Insert the camera cable into its socket on the camera board and use the tip of a spudger to snap down the ZIF cable retainer, locking the cable in place.Reapply the piece of tape covering the camera cable socket.      - repair tutorial category (ignore any 3-9 digit categories that are not strings): Mid 2009      - repair tutorial categories  (ignore any 3-9 digit categories that are not strings): ['Mac', 'Laptop', '13"', 'MacBook Pro']   - use the model number in the title!    - Do not suggest a link unless you can actually link to the article. The proper format is https://salavtionrepair.com/post-title for post_title in all_post_titles    https://salavtionrepair.com/A-Comprehensive-Guide-To-Fixing-Just-About-Anything,    image base url (ONLY add to beginning of They are tested and modifying them makes the entire article useless!  do NOT modify the image urls!  This is a tutorial so images are VERY important. if the article has images, be sure to include them. Use the additional image urls provided if the image count is lacking. each step in the repair tutorial should include an image!!  Additional image urls (do not use unless you HAVE to): https://i.pinimg.com/736x/ba/1c/b7/ba1cb7b5aa9031ea107fec68d2f8f5db.jpg, https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/691fa929-49fb-4a9e-9e9f-14084a6dda35, https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/783afb72-ced0-4561-8895-2709d08fade8, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/1PtYVTcGMqlcVw4I.huge?width=3840, https://images.macrumors.com/t/ZqBdJIrBkjcJ8sAteOPnF-VIo1U=/1200x1200/smart/article-new/2017/02/MacBook-Pro-anti-reflective-wearing-off.jpg, https://pcdreamsgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/MACBOOK-PRO-15-UNIBODY-SCREEN-REPLACEMENT-SERVICE-SAME-DAY-IN-LONDON-BY-PC-MAC-SPECIALIST-977x550.jpg, https://www.rockitrepairs.com/wp-content/uploads/how-to-fix-a-broken-macbook-screen.jpg, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/5r5FYDNjMj2B6Kte.huge?width=3840, https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0045/4092/4007/products/cIqChpC1b1KJtHns_ed91db60-44a2-4ba0-9472-d403b71c4ad1.jpg?v=1667238620, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/jtl256INbZCISSbr.huge?width=3840,      do not use any backticks, *, #, or any other special characters like '####'.  or ###    output examples: <h1>your title</h1><p>some content</p><img src="https://images.nexusapp.co/assets/2d/63/2a/68004202.jpg"/><p>more content</p> -or- <h1>your title</h1><p>some content</p><p>more content</p> -or- None  AS a final reminder - you always should include a minimum of one inline image for every paragraph of text. DO NOT EVER leave out all images! every article should contain at LEAST 3 or 4 images inside <img> tags.  Do not use '**' to preface a section or any characters. Use html tags instead!!! <h4> is good for this. If the repair has specific steps, you MUST add an image after the step. example: <h4>Step 1</h4><p>open the phone</p><img src='https://example.com/opening-a-phone' alt='opening a phone'/>    - Never mention ifixit guarantees. Try to minimize referring to ifixit and ifixit.com unless referencing a tool. Do not end a tutorial by refering to samsung. we do repairs. that is the point. customers can be refered back to us - Salvation Repair at https://salvationrepair.com/repair Do not add stars in titles. example: **<h3>this is bad practice</h3>** NEVER use '**' anywhere in the tutorial. Do not say anything about 'replacement parts' that you can buy here or about buying from ifixit. additinally, provide the FULL tutorial. partial tutorials ill destroy our reputation. just output None if you cannot complete it. Only use images if the image makes sense to put in that location. do not say 'Additional images:' and do not add images to the end of the content.  we are Salvation Repair. mention us in the article. we offer a limited lifetime guarantee of all parts and labor. customers can schedule a repair at https://salvationrepair.com/repair - AS a final reminder - you always should include a minimum of 1 or 2 inline image for every paragraph of text so at least 3 or 4 images per tutorial. All images should be in <img> tags with valid url strcture . For the best user experience there should be exactly one H1 tag on each page. H2 tags should be on each page before each paragraph. All images should have an "alt=..." attribute in the img tag. Finally, DO NOT say "**" ANYHERE in the article or use any unconventional characters. Do not put "–" or "--" before a sentence. if you want to link to https://salvationrepair.com/repair put the link in <a> tags - <a target="_blank" href="https://salvationrepair.com/repair">Schedule a repair</a>  Do not leave content unfinished. You get one shot at fantastic output so please do not abruptly end the article. quickly finish the article if you are near your word limit so as to provide a smooth ending. response not ending in htm tags are disregarded. Do NOT put any images at the end of the content. Do not EVER put multiple images at the end of the article. The images should be appropriately in between <p> tags.   DO NOT EVER leave out all images! every article should contain at LEAST 3 or 4 images inside <img> tags. Images should try to be placed in the same order as the original tutorial
System: You are a writer and developer. You are tasked with writing a repair tutorial about: MacBook Pro 13 Inch Unibody Mid 2009 Front Display Glass Replacement in english
User:  our repair scheduling system can be referred to: https://salvationrepair.com/repair/   - we offer free postage for mail in repairs or on-site mobile repairs at your location for local customers in Missippi.  I will provide some essay information to get you started. If i include images, be sure to use them, but do not duplicate them or as the last thing in the article.  You will use this context to write the repair tutorial as best as you can or output the error response which is 'None' and we will skip the article  Use whatever i can provide to write the content: Output instructions:
You will assist with writing, proofreading, grammar checks, and generate new content based on information learned in the supplied content.    1. Re-write the article in English using a minimum of 500 words (or your max word count)    2. Do not mention any links (excluding image links). Do not mention the author (if included). Do not mention that you are an AI assistant. Do not mention that you are a bot. Do not mention that you are a human.   3. DO NOT REFER TO ME DIRECTLY! Do not explain. Do not respond with any introduction. Do not include any notes, special character, or anything that does not belong    4. The text should be a new essay (not continued. completely re-built in a different writing style from the examples) Be upbeat and funny.   5. Do not refer to 'the article' or 'the essay' in any way especially do NOT say 'the article concludes' or 'the essay...' or 'the article...' and do not speak to me directly. your are speaking to an audience.    6. You are writing this for the first time so do not say anything like 'Welcome back' or 'Welcome back to the article' or 'Welcome back to the essay'. Do not label the parts of the essay.7. format all text as html (exclude the html tag, no head tag and no body tag. only content within body included in response - rather than pointing out essay sections, just use header tags. 8. its okay if Content is related to a specific publication, but do not mention the publication (especially anything ending with 'digest' or starting with '@').DO NOT OUTPUT A FULL HTML PAGE WITH DOCTYPE. only output '<p>, <img>, and <a> tags' section content!!     do not use any backticks, *, #, or any other special characters like '####'.  or ###   All the essay content is written by me so there are no copywriting issues.    This tutorial will be published so do not say things like - 'It seems like you are sharing information...' Encode your response in HTML-friendly code. change at least 20% of the words/wording in the article.    The essay will be published on a website so it is imperitive to include inline images whenever possible - esspecially if an image is part of a tutorial etc.. I will include images when necessary. add the inlink <img> tag where appropriate.      - repair tutorial content: Fix Your Stuff<a target="_blank" href="/Guide" />Community<a target="_blank" href="/Community" />Store<a target="_blank" href="/Store" />Remove the following 10 screws securing the lower case to the MacBook Pro 13" Unibody:Seven 3 mm Phillips screws.Three 13.5 mm Phillips screws.Slightly lift the lower case and push it toward the rear of the computer to free the mounting tabs.For precautionary purposes, we advise that you disconnect the battery connector from the logic board to avoid any electrical discharge.Use the flat end of a spudger to lift the battery connector up out of its socket on the logic board.Use the flat end of a spudger to pry the subwoofer/right speaker cable connector up off its socket on the logic board.Be very careful to pry under the connector as shown, and not under the socket itself. Otherwise you may accidentally separate the socket from the logic board.Disconnect the camera cable by sliding it horizontally out of its socket.Pull the cable parallel to the surface of the logic board, in the direction of the optical drive. Do not pull straight up, or you will destroy the connector.If you see a small plastic retainer stuck to the logic board that prevents the camera cable from sliding out, peel it up carefully from the logic board. Apply a little heat from a hair dryer or heat gun if necessary to help soften the adhesive holding it in place. Do not attempt to forcibly disconnect the cable with the retainer in place.small plastic retainer<a target="_blank" href="https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/FdbjNAIY4CP3TQZk.full" />If you still have trouble, use the point of a spudger to push at each side of the connector and "walk" it slowly from its socket."walk" it slowly from its socket<a target="_blank" href="/Guide/Recognizing+&+Disconnecting+Cable+Connectors/25629#s64975" />De-route the camera data cable from the channel in the optical drive.Remove the following screws securing the camera data cable and right speaker to the upper case:Two 8 mm Phillips screws.One 4mm Phillips screw.One of the 8 mm Phillips screws will likely remain captive in the camera cable ground loop.Slide the camera cable bracket out from under the subwoofer and remove it from the computer.Grab the plastic pull tab secured to the display data cable lock and rotate it toward the DC-in side of the computer.Pull the display data cable connector straight away from its socket.Make sure to pull the connector straight away and not straight up from its socket.Remove the following two screws securing the display data cable bracket to the upper case:One 7 mm Phillips screw.One 5 mm Phillips screw.Lift the display data cable bracket out of the upper case.Use your Torx driver to remove the two outer 6.5 mm screws securing each of the two display brackets to the upper case (4 screws total).Mid 2009 models require a T6 Torx driver, while Mid 2010 models require a T8.Open your MacBook so the display is perpendicular to the upper case.Place your opened MacBook on a table as pictured.While holding the display and upper case together with your left hand, use your Torx driver to remove the remaining 6.5 mm screw from the lower display bracket.Be sure to hold the display and upper case together with your left hand. Failure to do so may cause the freed display/upper case to fall, potentially damaging each component.Remove the last remaining 6 mm Torx screw securing the display to the upper case.Grab the upper case with your right hand and rotate it slightly toward the top of the display so the upper display bracket clears the edge of the upper case.Rotate the display slightly away from the upper case.Lift the display up and away from the upper case, minding any brackets or cables that may get caught.In the following steps, you will use a heat gun to soften the adhesive securing the outer black border around the underside of the front glass panel to the display. The area the adhesive is applied to is shown in red in the second picture.With the heat gun set to low, start by heating the outer black border near the upper right corner of the glass panel.Always aim the heat gun away from the soft rubber strip around the display glass. Heating the rubber will cause it to melt slightly, turning its finish from matte to glossy. Touching overheated rubber can cause it to permanently deform.Due to the heat applied, it is normal for a layer of condensation to develop on the inside of the glass panel and/or the outside of the LCD. It can be removed with glass cleaner once the glass is separated from the display. With the panel sufficiently heated, fasten a heavy-duty suction cup near the upper right corner of the display glass.Don't fasten the suction cup on top of the rubber strip around the edge of the display glass.To attach the suction cups we sell, first position the suction cup with the movable handle parallel to the face of the glass panel. While lightly holding the suction cup against the glass, raise the movable handle until it is parallel with the other handle.suction cups<a target="_blank" href="https://www.ifixit.com/products/heavy-duty-suction-cups-pair" />Slowly and gently pull the corner of the display glass up off the display assembly.If only the top edge of the glass lifts up (as seen in the third picture), repeat steps one and two until you can lift up the corner of the panel.Gently lift the corner of the display glass enough to insert a spudger between it and the display assembly.Use the flat end of a spudger to gently pry up the adhesive securing the front glass to the display.Pry up the glass panel a few inches away from the upper right corner along the top and right edges of the display.Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the right side of the front glass panel.Attach a suction cup along the right side of the front glass panel.Pull up on the glass panel while you use the flat end of a spudger to separate it from the rest of the display assembly.Continue working along the right edge of the front display glass until it is separated from the display.It may be helpful to use a guitar pick or another thin plastic object to keep the upper right corner of the front glass panel from sticking back down to the display assembly.Use your heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the top edge of the glass display panel.Attach a suction cup near the top edge of the glass display panel and use it to pull the glass panel up off the display.Work along the top edge of the glass panel, carefully using the flat end of a spudger to separate the adhesive if necessary.Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip near the upper left corner of the glass display panel.Attach a suction cup near the upper left corner of the glass display panel.Pull up on the suction cup and use the flat end of a spudger to carefully pry the glass display panel out of the display assembly.Once the upper left corner has been separated from the display, it may be helpful to use a guitar pick or another thin plastic object to keep the glass from sticking back down to the display assembly.Use a heat gun or hair dryer to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the left side of the front glass panel.Attach a suction cup along the left side of the front glass panel.Pull up on the glass panel while you use the flat end of a spudger to separate it from the rest of the display assembly.Continue working along the left edge of the front display glass until it is separated from the display.Now that the top, left, and right edges of the glass are free from the display, slowly lift the top edge of the glass panel and gently rotate it out of the display.If necessary, use the flat end of a spudger to free the bottom edge of the glass display panel from the display assembly.Before reassembling, be sure to clean both the inside of the glass display panel and the LCD as any dust or fingerprints trapped inside will be annoyingly visible when the machine is on.Skip this step if you're reusing the original glass.Insert the edge of a plastic opening tool between the display glass and the camera bracket, and run it around the camera bracket to separate it from the display glass.Do not forget to stick the camera bracket down to the new front display glass before reassembly.During the glass removal process, the camera cable may stick to the adhesive on the glass panel, disconnecting it from the camera board as the panel is lifted. If your camera cable is still connected to the camera board, skip this step.To reconnect the cable, first use the tip of a spudger to remove the piece of foam tape over the camera cable ZIF socket.Use the tip of a spudger to flip up the ZIF cable retainer on the camera cable socket.Insert the camera cable into its socket on the camera board and use the tip of a spudger to snap down the ZIF cable retainer, locking the cable in place.Reapply the piece of tape covering the camera cable socket.      - repair tutorial category (ignore any 3-9 digit categories that are not strings): Mid 2009      - repair tutorial categories  (ignore any 3-9 digit categories that are not strings): ['Mac', 'Laptop', '13"', 'MacBook Pro']   - use the model number in the title!    - Do not suggest a link unless you can actually link to the article. The proper format is https://salavtionrepair.com/post-title for post_title in all_post_titles    https://salavtionrepair.com/A-Comprehensive-Guide-To-Fixing-Just-About-Anything,    image base url (ONLY add to beginning of They are tested and modifying them makes the entire article useless!  do NOT modify the image urls!  This is a tutorial so images are VERY important. if the article has images, be sure to include them. Use the additional image urls provided if the image count is lacking. each step in the repair tutorial should include an image!!  Additional image urls (do not use unless you HAVE to): https://i.pinimg.com/736x/ba/1c/b7/ba1cb7b5aa9031ea107fec68d2f8f5db.jpg, https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/691fa929-49fb-4a9e-9e9f-14084a6dda35, https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/783afb72-ced0-4561-8895-2709d08fade8, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/1PtYVTcGMqlcVw4I.huge?width=3840, https://images.macrumors.com/t/ZqBdJIrBkjcJ8sAteOPnF-VIo1U=/1200x1200/smart/article-new/2017/02/MacBook-Pro-anti-reflective-wearing-off.jpg, https://pcdreamsgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/MACBOOK-PRO-15-UNIBODY-SCREEN-REPLACEMENT-SERVICE-SAME-DAY-IN-LONDON-BY-PC-MAC-SPECIALIST-977x550.jpg, https://www.rockitrepairs.com/wp-content/uploads/how-to-fix-a-broken-macbook-screen.jpg, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/5r5FYDNjMj2B6Kte.huge?width=3840, https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0045/4092/4007/products/cIqChpC1b1KJtHns_ed91db60-44a2-4ba0-9472-d403b71c4ad1.jpg?v=1667238620, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/jtl256INbZCISSbr.huge?width=3840,      do not use any backticks, *, #, or any other special characters like '####'.  or ###    output examples: <h1>your title</h1><p>some content</p><img src="https://images.nexusapp.co/assets/2d/63/2a/68004202.jpg"/><p>more content</p> -or- <h1>your title</h1><p>some content</p><p>more content</p> -or- None  AS a final reminder - you always should include a minimum of one inline image for every paragraph of text. DO NOT EVER leave out all images! every article should contain at LEAST 3 or 4 images inside <img> tags.  Do not use '**' to preface a section or any characters. Use html tags instead!!! <h4> is good for this. If the repair has specific steps, you MUST add an image after the step. example: <h4>Step 1</h4><p>open the phone</p><img src='https://example.com/opening-a-phone' alt='opening a phone'/>    - Never mention ifixit guarantees. Try to minimize referring to ifixit and ifixit.com unless referencing a tool. Do not end a tutorial by refering to samsung. we do repairs. that is the point. customers can be refered back to us - Salvation Repair at https://salvationrepair.com/repair Do not add stars in titles. example: **<h3>this is bad practice</h3>** NEVER use '**' anywhere in the tutorial. Do not say anything about 'replacement parts' that you can buy here or about buying from ifixit. additinally, provide the FULL tutorial. partial tutorials ill destroy our reputation. just output None if you cannot complete it. Only use images if the image makes sense to put in that location. do not say 'Additional images:' and do not add images to the end of the content.  we are Salvation Repair. mention us in the article. we offer a limited lifetime guarantee of all parts and labor. customers can schedule a repair at https://salvationrepair.com/repair - AS a final reminder - you always should include a minimum of 1 or 2 inline image for every paragraph of text so at least 3 or 4 images per tutorial. All images should be in <img> tags with valid url strcture . For the best user experience there should be exactly one H1 tag on each page. H2 tags should be on each page before each paragraph. All images should have an "alt=..." attribute in the img tag. Finally, DO NOT say "**" ANYHERE in the article or use any unconventional characters. Do not put "–" or "--" before a sentence. if you want to link to https://salvationrepair.com/repair put the link in <a> tags - <a target="_blank" href="https://salvationrepair.com/repair">Schedule a repair</a>  Do not leave content unfinished. You get one shot at fantastic output so please do not abruptly end the article. quickly finish the article if you are near your word limit so as to provide a smooth ending. response not ending in htm tags are disregarded. Do NOT put any images at the end of the content. Do not EVER put multiple images at the end of the article. The images should be appropriately in between <p> tags.   DO NOT EVER leave out all images! every article should contain at LEAST 3 or 4 images inside <img> tags. Images should try to be placed in the same order as the original tutorial
System: You are a writer and developer. You are tasked with writing a repair tutorial about: MacBook Pro 13 Inch Unibody Mid 2009 Front Display Glass Replacement in english
User:  our repair scheduling system can be referred to: https://salvationrepair.com/repair/   - we offer free postage for mail in repairs or on-site mobile repairs at your location for local customers in Missippi.  I will provide some essay information to get you started. If i include images, be sure to use them, but do not duplicate them or as the last thing in the article.  You will use this context to write the repair tutorial as best as you can or output the error response which is 'None' and we will skip the article  Use whatever i can provide to write the content: Output instructions:
You will assist with writing, proofreading, grammar checks, and generate new content based on information learned in the supplied content.    1. Re-write the article in English using a minimum of 500 words (or your max word count)    2. Do not mention any links (excluding image links). Do not mention the author (if included). Do not mention that you are an AI assistant. Do not mention that you are a bot. Do not mention that you are a human.   3. DO NOT REFER TO ME DIRECTLY! Do not explain. Do not respond with any introduction. Do not include any notes, special character, or anything that does not belong    4. The text should be a new essay (not continued. completely re-built in a different writing style from the examples) Be upbeat and funny.   5. Do not refer to 'the article' or 'the essay' in any way especially do NOT say 'the article concludes' or 'the essay...' or 'the article...' and do not speak to me directly. your are speaking to an audience.    6. You are writing this for the first time so do not say anything like 'Welcome back' or 'Welcome back to the article' or 'Welcome back to the essay'. Do not label the parts of the essay.7. format all text as html (exclude the html tag, no head tag and no body tag. only content within body included in response - rather than pointing out essay sections, just use header tags. 8. its okay if Content is related to a specific publication, but do not mention the publication (especially anything ending with 'digest' or starting with '@').DO NOT OUTPUT A FULL HTML PAGE WITH DOCTYPE. only output '<p>, <img>, and <a> tags' section content!!     do not use any backticks, *, #, or any other special characters like '####'.  or ###   All the essay content is written by me so there are no copywriting issues.    This tutorial will be published so do not say things like - 'It seems like you are sharing information...' Encode your response in HTML-friendly code. change at least 20% of the words/wording in the article.    The essay will be published on a website so it is imperitive to include inline images whenever possible - esspecially if an image is part of a tutorial etc.. I will include images when necessary. add the inlink <img> tag where appropriate.      - repair tutorial content: Fix Your Stuff<a target="_blank" href="/Guide" />Community<a target="_blank" href="/Community" />Store<a target="_blank" href="/Store" />Remove the following 10 screws securing the lower case to the MacBook Pro 13" Unibody:Seven 3 mm Phillips screws.Three 13.5 mm Phillips screws.Slightly lift the lower case and push it toward the rear of the computer to free the mounting tabs.For precautionary purposes, we advise that you disconnect the battery connector from the logic board to avoid any electrical discharge.Use the flat end of a spudger to lift the battery connector up out of its socket on the logic board.Use the flat end of a spudger to pry the subwoofer/right speaker cable connector up off its socket on the logic board.Be very careful to pry under the connector as shown, and not under the socket itself. Otherwise you may accidentally separate the socket from the logic board.Disconnect the camera cable by sliding it horizontally out of its socket.Pull the cable parallel to the surface of the logic board, in the direction of the optical drive. Do not pull straight up, or you will destroy the connector.If you see a small plastic retainer stuck to the logic board that prevents the camera cable from sliding out, peel it up carefully from the logic board. Apply a little heat from a hair dryer or heat gun if necessary to help soften the adhesive holding it in place. Do not attempt to forcibly disconnect the cable with the retainer in place.small plastic retainer<a target="_blank" href="https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/FdbjNAIY4CP3TQZk.full" />If you still have trouble, use the point of a spudger to push at each side of the connector and "walk" it slowly from its socket."walk" it slowly from its socket<a target="_blank" href="/Guide/Recognizing+&+Disconnecting+Cable+Connectors/25629#s64975" />De-route the camera data cable from the channel in the optical drive.Remove the following screws securing the camera data cable and right speaker to the upper case:Two 8 mm Phillips screws.One 4mm Phillips screw.One of the 8 mm Phillips screws will likely remain captive in the camera cable ground loop.Slide the camera cable bracket out from under the subwoofer and remove it from the computer.Grab the plastic pull tab secured to the display data cable lock and rotate it toward the DC-in side of the computer.Pull the display data cable connector straight away from its socket.Make sure to pull the connector straight away and not straight up from its socket.Remove the following two screws securing the display data cable bracket to the upper case:One 7 mm Phillips screw.One 5 mm Phillips screw.Lift the display data cable bracket out of the upper case.Use your Torx driver to remove the two outer 6.5 mm screws securing each of the two display brackets to the upper case (4 screws total).Mid 2009 models require a T6 Torx driver, while Mid 2010 models require a T8.Open your MacBook so the display is perpendicular to the upper case.Place your opened MacBook on a table as pictured.While holding the display and upper case together with your left hand, use your Torx driver to remove the remaining 6.5 mm screw from the lower display bracket.Be sure to hold the display and upper case together with your left hand. Failure to do so may cause the freed display/upper case to fall, potentially damaging each component.Remove the last remaining 6 mm Torx screw securing the display to the upper case.Grab the upper case with your right hand and rotate it slightly toward the top of the display so the upper display bracket clears the edge of the upper case.Rotate the display slightly away from the upper case.Lift the display up and away from the upper case, minding any brackets or cables that may get caught.In the following steps, you will use a heat gun to soften the adhesive securing the outer black border around the underside of the front glass panel to the display. The area the adhesive is applied to is shown in red in the second picture.With the heat gun set to low, start by heating the outer black border near the upper right corner of the glass panel.Always aim the heat gun away from the soft rubber strip around the display glass. Heating the rubber will cause it to melt slightly, turning its finish from matte to glossy. Touching overheated rubber can cause it to permanently deform.Due to the heat applied, it is normal for a layer of condensation to develop on the inside of the glass panel and/or the outside of the LCD. It can be removed with glass cleaner once the glass is separated from the display. With the panel sufficiently heated, fasten a heavy-duty suction cup near the upper right corner of the display glass.Don't fasten the suction cup on top of the rubber strip around the edge of the display glass.To attach the suction cups we sell, first position the suction cup with the movable handle parallel to the face of the glass panel. While lightly holding the suction cup against the glass, raise the movable handle until it is parallel with the other handle.suction cups<a target="_blank" href="https://www.ifixit.com/products/heavy-duty-suction-cups-pair" />Slowly and gently pull the corner of the display glass up off the display assembly.If only the top edge of the glass lifts up (as seen in the third picture), repeat steps one and two until you can lift up the corner of the panel.Gently lift the corner of the display glass enough to insert a spudger between it and the display assembly.Use the flat end of a spudger to gently pry up the adhesive securing the front glass to the display.Pry up the glass panel a few inches away from the upper right corner along the top and right edges of the display.Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the right side of the front glass panel.Attach a suction cup along the right side of the front glass panel.Pull up on the glass panel while you use the flat end of a spudger to separate it from the rest of the display assembly.Continue working along the right edge of the front display glass until it is separated from the display.It may be helpful to use a guitar pick or another thin plastic object to keep the upper right corner of the front glass panel from sticking back down to the display assembly.Use your heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the top edge of the glass display panel.Attach a suction cup near the top edge of the glass display panel and use it to pull the glass panel up off the display.Work along the top edge of the glass panel, carefully using the flat end of a spudger to separate the adhesive if necessary.Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive under the black strip near the upper left corner of the glass display panel.Attach a suction cup near the upper left corner of the glass display panel.Pull up on the suction cup and use the flat end of a spudger to carefully pry the glass display panel out of the display assembly.Once the upper left corner has been separated from the display, it may be helpful to use a guitar pick or another thin plastic object to keep the glass from sticking back down to the display assembly.Use a heat gun or hair dryer to soften the adhesive under the black strip along the left side of the front glass panel.Attach a suction cup along the left side of the front glass panel.Pull up on the glass panel while you use the flat end of a spudger to separate it from the rest of the display assembly.Continue working along the left edge of the front display glass until it is separated from the display.Now that the top, left, and right edges of the glass are free from the display, slowly lift the top edge of the glass panel and gently rotate it out of the display.If necessary, use the flat end of a spudger to free the bottom edge of the glass display panel from the display assembly.Before reassembling, be sure to clean both the inside of the glass display panel and the LCD as any dust or fingerprints trapped inside will be annoyingly visible when the machine is on.Skip this step if you're reusing the original glass.Insert the edge of a plastic opening tool between the display glass and the camera bracket, and run it around the camera bracket to separate it from the display glass.Do not forget to stick the camera bracket down to the new front display glass before reassembly.During the glass removal process, the camera cable may stick to the adhesive on the glass panel, disconnecting it from the camera board as the panel is lifted. If your camera cable is still connected to the camera board, skip this step.To reconnect the cable, first use the tip of a spudger to remove the piece of foam tape over the camera cable ZIF socket.Use the tip of a spudger to flip up the ZIF cable retainer on the camera cable socket.Insert the camera cable into its socket on the camera board and use the tip of a spudger to snap down the ZIF cable retainer, locking the cable in place.Reapply the piece of tape covering the camera cable socket.      - repair tutorial category (ignore any 3-9 digit categories that are not strings): Mid 2009      - repair tutorial categories  (ignore any 3-9 digit categories that are not strings): ['Mac', 'Laptop', '13"', 'MacBook Pro']   - use the model number in the title!    - Do not suggest a link unless you can actually link to the article. The proper format is https://salavtionrepair.com/post-title for post_title in all_post_titles    https://salavtionrepair.com/A-Comprehensive-Guide-To-Fixing-Just-About-Anything,    image base url (ONLY add to beginning of They are tested and modifying them makes the entire article useless!  do NOT modify the image urls!  This is a tutorial so images are VERY important. if the article has images, be sure to include them. Use the additional image urls provided if the image count is lacking. each step in the repair tutorial should include an image!!  Additional image urls (do not use unless you HAVE to): https://i.pinimg.com/736x/ba/1c/b7/ba1cb7b5aa9031ea107fec68d2f8f5db.jpg, https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/691fa929-49fb-4a9e-9e9f-14084a6dda35, https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/783afb72-ced0-4561-8895-2709d08fade8, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/1PtYVTcGMqlcVw4I.huge?width=3840, https://images.macrumors.com/t/ZqBdJIrBkjcJ8sAteOPnF-VIo1U=/1200x1200/smart/article-new/2017/02/MacBook-Pro-anti-reflective-wearing-off.jpg, https://pcdreamsgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/MACBOOK-PRO-15-UNIBODY-SCREEN-REPLACEMENT-SERVICE-SAME-DAY-IN-LONDON-BY-PC-MAC-SPECIALIST-977x550.jpg, https://www.rockitrepairs.com/wp-content/uploads/how-to-fix-a-broken-macbook-screen.jpg, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/5r5FYDNjMj2B6Kte.huge?width=3840, https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0045/4092/4007/products/cIqChpC1b1KJtHns_ed91db60-44a2-4ba0-9472-d403b71c4ad1.jpg?v=1667238620, https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/jtl256INbZCISSbr.huge?width=3840,      do not use any backticks, *, #, or any other special characters like '####'.  or ###    output examples: <h1>your title</h1><p>some content</p><img src="https://images.nexusapp.co/assets/2d/63/2a/68004202.jpg"/><p>more content</p> -or- <h1>your title</h1><p>some content</p><p>more content</p> -or- None  AS a final reminder - you always should include a minimum of one inline image for every paragraph of text. DO NOT EVER leave out all images! every article should contain at LEAST 3 or 4 images inside <img> tags.  Do not use '**' to preface a section or any characters. Use html tags instead!!! <h4> is good for this. If the repair has specific steps, you MUST add an image after the step. example: <h4>Step 1</h4><p>open the phone</p><img src='https://example.com/opening-a-phone' alt='opening a phone'/>    - Never mention ifixit guarantees. Try to minimize referring to ifixit and ifixit.com unless referencing a tool. Do not end a tutorial by refering to samsung. we do repairs. that is the point. customers can be refered back to us - Salvation Repair at https://salvationrepair.com/repair Do not add stars in titles. example: **<h3>this is bad practice</h3>** NEVER use '**' anywhere in the tutorial. Do not say anything about 'replacement parts' that you can buy here or about buying from ifixit. additinally, provide the FULL tutorial. partial tutorials ill destroy our reputation. just output None if you cannot complete it. Only use images if the image makes sense to put in that location. do not say 'Additional images:' and do not add images to the end of the content.  we are Salvation Repair. mention us in the article. we offer a limited lifetime guarantee of all parts and labor. customers can schedule a repair at https://salvationrepair.com/repair - AS a final reminder - you always should include a minimum of 1 or 2 inline image for every paragraph of text so at least 3 or 4 images per tutorial. All images should be in <img> tags with valid url strcture . For the best user experience there should be exactly one H1 tag on each page. H2 tags should be on each page before each paragraph. All images should have an "alt=..." attribute in the img tag. Finally, DO NOT say "**" ANYHERE in the article or use any unconventional characters. Do not put "–" or "--" before a sentence. if you want to link to https://salvationrepair.com/repair put the link in <a> tags - <a target="_blank" href="https://salvationrepair.com/repair">Schedule a repair</a>  Do not leave content unfinished. You get one shot at fantastic output so please do not abruptly end the article. quickly finish the article if you are near your word limit so as to provide a smooth ending. response not ending in htm tags are disregarded. Do NOT put any images at the end of the content. Do not EVER put multiple images at the end of the article. The images should be appropriately in between <p> tags.   DO NOT EVER leave out all images! every article should contain at LEAST 3 or 4 images inside <img> tags. Images should try to be placed in the same order as the original tutorial
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