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If it's within the same instance family (T4, M5, etc) and you are just changing size, you shouldn't need to do anything special:
From the docs Instance Size Flexibility:
With instance size flexibility, the Reserved Instance discount applies to instance usage within the instance family. The Reserved Instance is applied from the smallest to the largest instance size within the instance family based on the normalization factor.
When changing out the instance resource itself, you will want to ensure you preserve any resources that may be destroyed along with the instance such as ENI, EBS volumes, etc. You can then re-attach these resources to the new instance.
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