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[* icon_note] In the following steps, you will separate the display assembly from the Moto Z Play's chassis.
[* black] For reference, refer to the first image, showing the back of the display assembly (right) after it has been removed from the phone (left).
[* black] If you plan to re-use the display assembly, pay particular attention to the side edges. When slicing through the glue in this area, you must be careful to insert your tool ''less'' than 2 mm, or your tool will come in contact with the display panel and damage it.
- [* black] In the following steps, if you wish to maximize your chances of keeping the display intact, put down the plastic pry tools and instead slice through the glue using playing cards from a standard 52-card deck. This method is much slower, but the soft paper cards are less likely to damage the display panel.
+ [* black] Playing cards are a safer, but much slower, prying tool. The soft paper cards are less likely to damage the display panel, which is good news if you plan to reuse it.