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I used a screwdriver and pried it open - slowly jimmied it all the way around. It did make small marks on both the front and back panel where I pried...but I sanded them off.
My battery was fixed to the back panel by double sided, black tape. It was a delicate procedure getting it off without breaking the back panel. After I figured out it was tape, I used my regular screwdriver and slid under the tape.
Unplugs very easily and snapped back together.
Just tried it again to make sure I did not break anything before writing this to you. It is good to go.
+Also, the screws take a T6 torque bit fitting. You will run the risk of stripping the heads if you use a Phillips screwdriver.
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Hope this helped.
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- One other thing. It is not a Phillips screw. It takes a T6 torque bit screw.

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I used a screwdriver and pried it open - slowly jimmied it all the way around. It did make small marks on both the front and back panel where I pried...but I sanded them off.
My battery was fixed to the back panel by double sided, black tape. It was a delicate procedure getting it off without breaking the back panel. After I figured out it was tape, I used my regular screwdriver and slid under the tape.
Unplugs very easily and snapped back together.
Just tried it again to make sure I did not break anything before writing this to you. It is good to go.
Hope this helped.
+ == Update ==
+
+ One other thing. It is not a Phillips screw. It takes a T6 torque bit screw.

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I used a screwdriver and pried it open - slowly jimmied it all the way around.  It did make small marks on both the front and back panel where I pried...but I sanded them off.

My battery was fixed to the back panel by double sided, black tape.  It was a delicate procedure getting it off without breaking the back panel.  After I figured out it was tape, I used my regular screwdriver and slid under the tape.

Unplugs very easily and snapped back together.

Just tried it again to make sure I did not break anything before writing this to you. It is good to go.

Hope this helped.

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