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-[* black] Using the Phillips Head screwdriver unscrew the 4 3-mm screws.
-[* black] After all screws are removed, use a small to medium-sized pry tool to separate the edge of the bezel from the casing. Do this around the entire screen.
-[* black] Using the small pry tool, press firmly at the split of both hinges, they should open up.
+[* black] Using the Phillips #0 screwdriver unscrew the 4 3.0mm screws.
+[* black] After all screws are removed, use a small to medium-sized pry tool to gently pry upwards on the bezel until a small click can be heard. Do this around the left, top, and right bezels. The bottom bezel is glued in place but can easily be separated by prying as well.
+[* black] Using the small pry tool, press firmly at the split of both hinges until a click sound is heard and the two sides of the hinge cover are separated.