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• Open all 7 screws with a fitting philips screwdriver.
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• The backbody is lose now, remove it carefully and it reveals the controls and the display
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• Remove the green board with the controls first.
• DON'T USE FORCE, it should get lose easily. Don't bend the cables too much.
• Remove the cable from the control board
• Lift the display off, don't bed the cable too much.
• Open the connector of the cable carefully. Don't scratch the board and don't use too much force. Ideally, use a plastic spudger of the ifixit-kit
• The display got removed, not just fit the new display in reveresed order.
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