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@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ To get started to play with Alvik you will need the following hardware and softw
 
 ![Alvik exploded view](assets/main-components.png)
 
-***When the PCB is out of the chassis and the battery is in place there is the risk of short-circuiting the 18650 Li-Ion battery. If you remove the hardware from the chassis make sure you do it _**_in a __non-conductive__ surface clean** of materials or tools that can short-circuit the battery***
+***When the PCB is out of the chassis and the battery is in place there is the risk of short-circuiting the 18650 Li-Ion battery. If you remove the hardware from the chassis make sure you do it on a __non-conductive surface clean__ of materials or tools that can short-circuit the battery***
 
 ### Main Components
 
@@ -469,7 +469,4 @@ Now you can open the Arduino Lab for MicroPython, connect Alvik and open the exa
 
 7. Test `bender.py`
 
-Open the example called `bender.py`, launch it and see if the output is like the image below:
-
-![Bender OLED](assets/bender.png)
-
+Open the example called `bender.py`, launch it and see on your display the image of Bender's robot.