You are a helpful assistant that generates a structured json string based on an existing json string containing several lists and several key value pairs.                        You are to output the reworded value for the key 'tags' in the json repair content. The json data represents steps in a repair guide for phones, laptops, tablets, etc.                       value or json block to reword:
                       list of generated tags (minimum of 2) in json format. Should be SEO optimized for search engines and relevant to the repair tutorial content. example: {"tags":["how to replace the battery in iPhone 13", "step by step iPhone 13 batery repair"]}
                       - You need to modify and output in the same format. Do not explain. Do not introduce. ONLY output valid json. with key 'tags' and the value you generate.                        - Modify so that the meaning does not change, but the language is of the style of a funny, upbeat, encouraging, hip, friendly repair guide, but not over the top.                         - modify explanations and introductions as necessary.                         - Do not say 'idoc', 'diva', 'This fix', 'fabulous'. Dont be overly excited, but be friendly.  Do not call the tutorial 'friendly tutorial'. Its a clear concise and easy to read tutorial. This is a step by step repair guide. The repair company is Salvation Repair. any references should be directed in the form <a href='https://www.salvationrepair.com/repair'>schedule a repair</a>                        - Do not modify any 'media', 'title' keys or links of any kind. Do not add keys (if is a json block). do not leave out any keys (if present). Here is total json data for reference: 
                       {'category': 'iPhone 6s Repair guide', 'title': 'iPhone 6s - Replacing the FaceTime camera', 'meta_duration': '30 min.', 'meta_difficulty': 'Easy', 'meta_steps': '13 Steps', 'top_section': {'title': 'Is your iPhone 6s FaceTime camera acting up? Only capturing fuzzy photos?', 'description': "In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of swapping out your iPhone 6s’ faulty front camera/sensor cable. If your front camera is playing hide and seek, the aperture is stuck, or your photos are coming out all fuzzy, this repair is just what you need! Even if your screen has stopped dimming during calls, replacing this cable will bring it back to life. And don’t forget, if your microphone is MIA during videos or FaceTime, it’s time for a cable upgrade!", 'tools': [{'name': 'Heat gun', 'description': 'You can use a heat gun to heat parts that are glued on so they’re easier to remove.\r\nIn most cases, you can also use a hairdryer.', 'url': 'https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Heißluftgerät&rh=p_n_availability%3A-1&tag=idoc06-21&linkCode=osi'}, {'name': 'For storing screws', 'description': 'We recommend storing your screws so you don’t mix up the various screws and small parts.', 'url': 'https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Magnetmatte&rh=p_n_availability%3A-1&tag=idoc06-21&linkCode=osi'}, {'name': 'Tweezers', 'description': 'We recommend using tweezers to remove screws and various small parts from your device.', 'url': 'https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Piergiacomi%20Pinzette%202a%20SA%20ESD&rh=p_n_availability%3A-1&tag=idoc06-21&linkCode=osi'}, {'name': 'Pick Set', 'description': 'You need a flat but stable tool such as a pick to pry out parts that are glued in place.', 'url': 'https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Plektrum-Set&rh=p_n_availability%3A-1&tag=idoc06-21&linkCode=osi'}, {'name': 'Plastic prying tool', 'description': 'You need a flat plastic prying tool to disconnect the various plugs and connectors.', 'url': 'https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Spudger&rh=p_n_availability%3A-1&tag=idoc06-21&linkCode=osi'}, {'name': 'Pentalobe PL1 screwdriver', 'description': 'You need the right screwdriver for removing pentalobe PL1 screws.', 'url': 'https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Wiha%20PicoFinish%20Pentalobe%20Schraubendreher%20PL1&rh=p_n_availability%3A-1&tag=idoc06-21&linkCode=osi'}, {'name': 'Phillips PH00 screwdriver', 'description': 'You need the right screwdriver for removing PH00 screws.', 'url': 'https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Wiha%20PicoFinish%20Phillips%20Schraubendreher%20PH00&rh=p_n_availability%3A-1&tag=idoc06-21&linkCode=osi'}, {'name': 'iPhone 6s FaceTime Camera/Sensor Cable', 'description': '', 'url': 'https://www.amazon.de/s?k=iPhone%206s%20FaceTime%20Kamera%20/%20Sensor-Kabel&rh=p_n_availability%3A-1&tag=idoc06-21&linkCode=osi'}]}, 'headline': 'Let’s dive into fixing up your iPhone 6s!', 'headline_text': "Feeling a bit lost or have a question? Drop us a comment, and we'll gladly lend a hand!", 'steps': {'step-1': {'title': 'Turning off your device', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5696_file15190_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5696_file15189_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5696_file15190_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5696_file15189_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ["Before we get this party started with your iPhone repair, let's make sure to turn it off first to avoid any mishaps. Simply hold down the standby button for about three seconds until you see the slider on the screen.", 'Next, just swipe it from left to right, and voila! Your iPhone will gracefully power down in approximately 10 seconds.']}, 'step-2': {'title': 'Removing the enclosure screws', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4564_file11675_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4564_file11675_120.jpg'], 'tools': ['Wiha PicoFinish Pentalobe Screwdriver PL1', 'Magnetic Pad'], 'instructions': ['To open the iPhone 6s you need a pentalobe screwdriver.', 'Remove the two pentalobe screws right and left of the lightning connector. We recommend you to arrange the removed screws on a magnetic pad, just like they were located in your phone before .2 x 3.8 mm pentalobe screw']}, 'step-3': {'title': 'Lifting the display', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4565_file11676_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4565_file11677_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4565_file11676_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4565_file11677_120.jpg'], 'tools': ['Heat gun', 'Pick Set', 'VAKUPLASTIC Suction Cup'], 'alert': 'If needed, give those outer edges of the display a little warmth a few times!', 'instructions': ['First things first, let’s give your iPhone 6s a cozy spot on a soft, clean surface to keep that back from getting scratched up.', 'Grab a suction cup to gently lift the front panel, along with a hard plastic plectrum and a hot-air gun. If your screen is looking a bit worse for wear, don’t forget to cover it with some adhesive tape before diving in.', 'The screen is just a tad stuck to the frame. Use that hot-air gun to warm up the outer edges of the display to about 60°C (140°F).', 'Place the suction cup right over the home button or close by. While you’re lifting the screen with the suction cup, slide the hard plastic plectrum between the aluminum frame and the display frame. You might need to give it a few tries to get it just right.', 'Once you can lift the screen a smidge, carefully slide along the outer edges until the display is loosened on both sides. If it’s being stubborn, feel free to heat those edges a couple more times.']}, 'step-4': {'title': 'Disconnecting the battery contact', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4732_file15753_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4732_file15755_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4732_file15754_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4732_file15753_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4732_file15755_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4732_file15754_120.jpg'], 'tools': ['Pry Tool', 'Wiha PicoFinish Phillips Screwdriver PH00', 'Piergiacomi Tweezers 2a SA ESD'], 'instructions': ['First, let’s tackle those pesky Phillips screws and the plug cover that are keeping the battery plug in place. Once you’ve got them off, toss those little guys onto a magnetic pad so they don’t go on an adventure without you! You’ll be dealing with 1 x 2.2 mm Phillips screw and 1 x 2.9 mm Phillips screw.', 'Now, it’s time to gently coax the battery plug out. Grab an ESD spudger and slide it under the plug with care. If you’re in a pinch and don’t have a spudger, your fingernail can do the trick too!']}, 'step-5': {'title': 'Disconnecting the display connectors', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4718_file11725_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4718_file11724_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4718_file11723_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4718_file11725_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4718_file11724_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4718_file11723_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ["First, let's get those four Phillips screws of the silver contact cover loosened up. Once you've done that, gather the screws and the cover and place them on your magnetic pad. Trust me, it'll save you from a treasure hunt later! You'll be dealing with 3 x 1.3 mm Phillips screws and 1 x 2.9 mm Phillips screw.", "Next up, it's time to release the three overlapping display connectors in the order shown below. Just slide your spudger under each connector and lift it gently. We're talking about the front camera/sensor/earpiece/ambient microphone, the Touch ID cable, and the display. Easy peasy!"]}, 'step-6': {'title': 'Removing the earpiece', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4567_file11683_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4567_file11684_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4567_file11685_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4567_file11683_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4567_file11684_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4567_file11685_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['The earpiece is hanging out at the top edge of your display. Start by unscrewing those three Phillips screws from the earpiece cover and toss them onto your magnetic pad so they don’t wander off. You’ll be dealing with 2 x 2.2 mm Phillips screws and 1 x 1.8 mm Phillips screw.', 'Next, gently lift off the earpiece cover, which is still clinging to the display back with some adhesive. Make sure to keep it with the screws you just removed.', 'Now, the earpiece is hiding under the front camera’s ribbon cable. Just nudge the cable aside a bit to free it up.']}, 'step-7': {'title': 'Removing the front camera/sensor cable set', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4568_file11891_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4568_file11892_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4568_file11893_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4568_file11891_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4568_file11892_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4568_file11893_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Start by gently lifting the sensors out of their spots. Easy does it!', "Next, slide your spudger or spatula under the ribbon cable where the ambient microphone is located. It's just a little bit glued, so you should be able to lift the cable set out without any fuss."]}, 'step-8': {'title': 'Installing the camera/sensor cable set', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4574_file11710_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4574_file11711_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4574_file11710_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4574_file11711_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'alert': 'Be sure to place those sensors just right, or the proximity sensor might throw a little tantrum and not work as it should!', 'instructions': ['First of all, attach the ambient microphone in its original position.', 'Then, put each of the sensors in the corresponding bracket on the inside of the display frame.Make sure your place the sensors correctly, because otherwise the proximity sensor won’t work properly!']}, 'step-9': {'title': 'Installing the earpiece', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4575_file11712_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4575_file11714_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4575_file11715_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4575_file11712_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4575_file11714_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4575_file11715_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'alert': 'Note that the screws aren’t the same length! If you mix them up, a screw could press against the display glass from the inside and damage it.', 'instructions': ["Snuggle that earpiece back into its cozy spot between the FaceTime camera and the sensors. Once it's happy in its place, it's time to reattach the cover plate and smooth down the adhesive strip like you’re tucking in a blanket.", "Now, it's showtime! Tighten those Phillips screws. Give the front camera a little nudge if it’s feeling off-center. You’ve got this! 2 x 2.2 mm Phillips screw, 1 x 1.8 mm Phillips screw."]}, 'step-10': {'title': 'Connecting the display', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4576_file11894_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4576_file11895_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4576_file11896_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4576_file11894_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4576_file11895_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4576_file11896_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'alert': "If those display connectors are feeling a bit shy and not snugly connected, you might see some funky stripes or parts of the touchscreen might just decide to take a break! Let's make sure everything's plugged in right!", 'instructions': ["First up, let's get those display connectors plugged in! It might take a few tries, so don’t sweat it. Just be gentle and avoid bending them. We’re talking about the front camera/sensor/earpiece/ambient microphone, the Touch ID cable, and the display.", 'Once everything is snugly connected, power up your iPhone! Give the LCD, touchscreen, proximity sensor, front camera, and earpiece a quick check. If those connectors aren’t seated just right, you might see some funky stripes or parts of the touchscreen might decide to take a little break!', 'Now, let’s wrap things up by putting the connector cover back on and tightening those screws. You’ll need 3 x 1.3 mm Phillips screws and 1 x 2.9 mm Phillips screw for this part.']}, 'step-11': {'title': 'Connecting the battery', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5700_file15532_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5700_file15531_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5700_file15533_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5700_file15532_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5700_file15531_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5700_file15533_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ["First up, let's plug that battery connector back in so your iPhone can power on like a champ!", "Now, let’s slide on that shiny silver cover plate and secure it in place with a couple of screws: one of those 2.9 mm Phillips screws and another 2.2 mm Phillips screw. You're almost there!"]}, 'step-12': {'title': 'Attaching the display', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4578_file11716_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4578_file11716_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Gently lower the display back into position. Be sure the upper edge, where those little cables are, clicks in place just right. Then, with a light touch, press down on the display from the edge toward the home button until it fits snugly back in the frame.']}, 'step-13': {'title': 'Fastening the enclosure screws', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4577_file11717_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step4577_file11717_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Now, let’s snugly tighten those two pentalobe screws at the bottom of the enclosure. You’ve got 2 x 3.8 mm pentalobe screws ready to secure everything in place!']}}}