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 'instructions' 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:
                       ['Now install the Home button again (see figure 1) and connect the connectors.', 'Put on the silver cover and screw it in place (see figure 2).2 x 1.8 mm Phillips screw']
                       - You need to modify and output in the same format. Do not explain. Do not introduce. ONLY output valid json. with key 'instructions' 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 6 Repair guide', 'title': 'iPhone 6 - Replacing the screen', 'meta_duration': '30 min.', 'meta_difficulty': 'Easy', 'meta_steps': '20 Steps', 'top_section': {'title': 'The screen is cracked or stubbornly dark.', 'description': "In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of swapping out that pesky broken screen on your iPhone 6. If you've got a cracked glass, a touchscreen that’s playing hard to get, or an LCD that’s gone dark or flickers like a disco light, this repair is just what you need!", 'tools': [{'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': 'Steel Laboratory Spatula', 'description': 'You need a flat and sturdy prying tool to disconnect glued parts.', 'url': 'https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Stahlspatel&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 6 Screen', 'description': '', 'url': 'https://www.amazon.de/s?k=iPhone%206%20Display&rh=p_n_availability%3A-1&tag=idoc06-21&linkCode=osi'}]}, 'headline': 'Let’s get this iPhone 6 repair show on the road!', 'headline_text': "Stuck or got questions? Drop us a comment! We're here to lend a hand.", 'steps': {'step-1': {'title': 'Turning off your Device', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5689_file15170_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5689_file15169_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5689_file15170_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5689_file15169_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ["Alright, champ! First things first: Let's power down your iPhone 6.  No need to worry, it's a simple step to keep things safe during our repair.", 'Hold down that standby button for about three seconds – you’ll see a slider appear. ', 'Swipe to shut it down. This might take around ten seconds.  No biggie!']}, 'step-2': {'title': 'Removing the enclosure screws', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3129_file7207_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3129_file7065_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3129_file7207_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3129_file7065_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['To get into your iPhone 6, grab that trusty pentalobe screwdriver!', "On the bottom of your device, you'll spot two Pentalobe screws, one on each side of the Lightning connector. Unscrew them and toss them into a square on your magnetic pad. You've got this! 2 x 3.8 mm pentalobe screw"]}, 'step-3': {'title': 'Lifting the screen', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3130_file7066_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3130_file7067_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3130_file7068_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3130_file7066_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3130_file7067_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3130_file7068_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Alrighty, rockstar! Time to place your iPhone 6 on a cozy, spotless surface to prevent any unwanted scratches on the backcover.', 'Grab a suction cup and a tough plastic plectrum. With these tools, you can gracefully lift the front screen of your iPhone 6. If the screen is super cracked, make sure to tape it up entirely before lifting. This way, you can shield yourself from those pesky glass splinters.', 'Position the suction cup on the display - ideally right over the Home button. If not, no worries, you can place it next to it as well (check out figure 1 for reference). Utilize the ring on the suction cup to gently lift the screen. Simultaneously, press the plectrum between the aluminum and display frame, guiding the aluminum frame downwards. This technique helps in lifting the screen with the plectrum (see figure 2). Be patient with this step - it might take a few tries.', "Once you've successfully raised the display slightly, carefully work your way around the edges until both long sides are loosened up (refer to figure 3)."]}, 'step-4': {'title': 'Disconnecting the battery connector', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5779_file15523_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5779_file15522_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5779_file15524_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5779_file15523_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5779_file15522_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5779_file15524_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ["Grab your trusty Phillips screwdriver and remove the Phillips screws holding the battery connector in place (just peek at figure 1 for help!). Next, gently lift off the cover (figure 2 is your guide) and keep those parts together in a single container so they don't go on a wild adventure without you. You'll need 1 x 3.2 mm Phillips screw and 1 x 2.3 mm Phillips screw.", "Now, let's get that battery connector out of there! Carefully use the sharp end of an ESD spudger to ease under the plug (check out figure 3 for a visual). No spudger? No problem! You can always try to pop it out using your fingernail."]}, 'step-5': {'title': 'Disconnecting the display connectors', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5071_file12734_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5071_file12733_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5071_file12734_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5071_file12733_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Alright, let’s get that silver cover off! It’s held in place by five Phillips screws. Go ahead and remove them (check out figure 1 for a visual guide) and toss those screws into a section of your magnetic pad so they don’t go wandering off. You’ll be dealing with 1 x 3.1 mm Phillips screw, 3 x 1.3 mm Phillips screws, and 1 x 1.8 mm Phillips screw.', 'Now, take a peek at what’s underneath! You’ll find four overlapping connectors (see picture 2). Carefully loosen them in the order shown below. Use the pointed side of your spudger to gently lift each contact. Here’s what you’re working with: Front camera/sensor/earpiece/ambient microphone, Touch ID cable, LCD, and Touchscreen.']}, 'step-6': {'title': 'Testing the new display', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5690_file15172_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5690_file15173_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5690_file15171_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5690_file15172_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5690_file15173_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5690_file15171_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ["Alright, let's get that new display connected! For now, just plug in the LCD and touchscreen since the other components are still hanging out with the old display. It can be a bit of a puzzle getting those connectors in place, so if it doesn’t click the first time, no worries! Just gently disconnect and give it another go.", 'Once you’ve got it all hooked up, power up your iPhone and see if the LCD and touchscreen are ready to rock! If the screen is still black, showing stripes, or just not cooperating, it might be a sign that the connectors need a little more love.', 'And hey, if you notice a bit of a yellow tint on the display, check out the last step in this guide for some tips!']}, 'step-7': {'title': 'Removing the earpiece', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3132_file7209_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3132_file7074_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3132_file7075_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3132_file7209_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3132_file7074_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3132_file7075_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Hey there! The earpiece is hanging out on the back of the display unit. First, let’s unscrew those three Phillips screws from the cover (check out figure 1 for a visual). Make sure to toss them into the same container so they don’t go wandering off! You’ll need 2 x 2.2 mm Phillips screws and 1 x 3.0 mm Phillips screw.', 'Next up, gently remove the cover and add it to the container with your screws (see figure 2).', 'Now, give that cable a little nudge to the side so you can easily pop out the earpiece (see figure 3).']}, 'step-8': {'title': 'Removing the front camera/sensors', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3133_file7076_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3133_file7077_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3133_file7078_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3133_file7076_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3133_file7077_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3133_file7078_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Remove the cable set in two steps: First remove the sensorsby inserting the spudger below the cable set but above the small gold ambient microphone and lifting the sensors out (see figure 1)..', 'Now insert the spudger below the ribbon cable at the point where the ambient microphone is (see figure 3). It’s slightly glued in place at this point.', 'Now you can lift the cable set to remove it (see figure 3).']}, 'step-9': {'title': 'Removing the Home button', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3135_file7210_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3135_file7080_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3135_file7081_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3135_file7082_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3135_file7100_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3135_file7210_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3135_file7080_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3135_file7081_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3135_file7082_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3135_file7100_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Remove the two equally sized Phillips screws (see figure 1). Now remove the silver cover (see figure 2). Put everything in the same container.2 x 1.8 mm Phillips screw', 'Using the spudger, carefully disconnect the contact of the Home button cable (see figure 3).', 'Carefully insert the flat end of the spudger below the cable set, which is generally glued in place, to detach it (see figure 4).', 'The Home button is glued to the screen from the inside. Using your finger, carefully press the button inward from the front side (see figure 5).', 'Once the cable set is detached, you can lift it out.']}, 'step-10': {'title': 'Removing the rear panel', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3134_file7211_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3134_file7106_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3134_file7089_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3134_file7211_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3134_file7106_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3134_file7089_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ["Alright, let’s tackle those seven Phillips screws holding that metal cover in place (check out figure 1 for a sneak peek)! You're looking at 1 x 1.8 mm Phillips screw and 6 x 1.2 mm Phillips screws to deal with.", 'Next, we’ve got the Home button’s connection cable that’s a little too friendly with the back of the display – it’s glued down. Gently coax it loose with your trusty laboratory spatula (figure 2 is your buddy here).', 'And now, it’s time to say goodbye to the rear panel (take a look at figure 3 for the final wave).']}, 'step-11': {'title': 'Preparing the new display', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3136_file7084_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3136_file7084_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Hey there! Not every display out there is a perfect match. If you find yourself in this situation, you might need to snag a few parts from your old display before you pop in the new screen (check out figure 1 for a visual guide):', "Front camera bracket (it's just lightly glued, no biggie!)", 'Sensor bracket (also lightly glued, easy peasy!)', 'And hey, don’t forget to grab the sticker from your old display if you want to keep things looking sharp!']}, 'step-12': {'title': 'Attaching the rear panel', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3138_file7212_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3138_file7085_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3138_file7212_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3138_file7085_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Now place the silver rear panel on the back of the new display and screw it in place (see figure 1).1 x 1.8 mm Phillips screw6 x 1.2 mm Phillips screw', 'Securely connect the contact of the Home button’s connection cable again (see figure 2).']}, 'step-13': {'title': 'Installing the Home button', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3137_file7090_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3137_file7213_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3137_file7090_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3137_file7213_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Now install the Home button again (see figure 1) and connect the connectors.', 'Put on the silver cover and screw it in place (see figure 2).2 x 1.8 mm Phillips screw']}, 'step-14': {'title': 'Installing the camera/sensor cable set', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3139_file7092_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3139_file7093_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3139_file7092_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3139_file7093_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'alert': 'It’s important to position the sensors correctly because, otherwise, the proximity sensor won’t be fully functional.', 'instructions': ['First stick the ambient microphone to its original position (see figure 1).', 'Then attach each of the sensors to the corresponding bracket (see figure 2).It’s important to position the sensors correctly because, otherwise, the proximity sensor won’t be fully functional.']}, 'step-15': {'title': 'Installing the earpiece', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3140_file7094_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3140_file7095_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3140_file7214_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3140_file7094_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3140_file7095_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3140_file7214_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'alert': 'Note that the screws aren’t the same length. If you mix them up, a screw will press against the display glass from the inside and damage it.', 'instructions': ['Put the earpiece back in its original position between the FaceTime camera and the sensors (see figure 1). Then put the cover back on (see figure 2).', 'Now fasten the Phillips screws (see figure 3). Make sure the front camera is centered on the front of the display. Move it slightly if necessary.2 x 2.2 mm Phillips screw1 x 3.0 mm Phillips screw']}, 'step-16': {'title': 'Connecting the display', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3141_file7217_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3141_file7215_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3141_file7217_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3141_file7215_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'alert': 'If you see streaks on the display or the touchscreen is partially not working, the connectors are not connected properly.', 'instructions': ['Now attach the LCD connector (see figure 1). This usually requires several attempts. So no worries if it does not work the first time. However, it is important that you are extremely careful in your attempts so that the plug cannot be bent.Front camera/sensor/earpiece/ambient microphoneTouch ID cableLCDTouchscreen', 'When the connectors are attached securely, you can turn on your iPhone 6 again! Run a few functional tests and see if the LCD, touch screen, proximity sensor, front camera and earcup still work.If you see streaks on the display or the touchscreen is partially not working, the connectors are not connected properly.', 'Put the cover on the connectors and fix it with the five screws (see figure 2).1 x 3.1 mm Phillips screw3 x 1.3 mm Phillips screw1 x 1.8 mm Phillips screw']}, 'step-17': {'title': 'Connecting the battery', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5780_file15530_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5780_file15528_1250.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5780_file15527_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5780_file15530_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5780_file15528_120.jpg', 'https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5780_file15527_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ["Now it's time to connect the battery again.", 'Put the silver cover into the case and fix it with the screws.1 x 3,2 mm Phillips-Schraube1 x 2,3 mm Phillips-Schraube']}, 'step-18': {'title': 'Attaching the display', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3143_file7098_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3143_file7098_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ["You're nearly there! Carefully put the display back into the housing. Be careful not to pinch any cables and make sure that the edge at the top of the screen really clicks into place.", 'Now carefully push your screen on towards the home button so that it fits correctly in the frame.']}, 'step-19': {'title': 'Fastening the enclosure screws', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3142_file7216_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step3142_file7216_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Take the last remaining Pentalobe screws and insert them into the lower side of the body.2 x 3.8 mm pentalobe screw']}, 'step-20': {'title': 'Optional: Correct the color temperature of the display', 'media': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5760_file15502_1250.jpg'], 'thumbnails': ['https://www.idoc.eu/guides/uploads/steps/step5760_file15502_120.jpg'], 'tools': [], 'instructions': ['Since iOS 10, the color temperature of the display can be adjusted.', 'open "Settings"> "General"> "Accessibility"> "Display Accommondations"', 'select "Colour Filters"', 'activate "Colour Filters"', 'select the filter "Colour Tint"', 'the color intensity can be adjusted with a slider']}}}