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+[* black] Removing the bezel exposes four screws securing the panel. Remove these with a #00 Philips screwdriver
+[* black] Gently remove the panel and set it face-down on the keyboard. The cable plugs in at the base, and is secured with tape
+[* black] Carefully peel up the tape and unplug the broken panel

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