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-[* black] Release the adhesive seal connecting the bezel to the main base by inserting a Jimmy tool underneath the edge, and gently sliding from one side to another.
-[* black] Lift up on the outermost side of the plastic bezel (furthest from the display) to remove, and set aside.
-[* icon_note] After removing the screws of the previous step, there is only glue holding this component on. You may need to use a little force to break the seal made by any remaining glue to get the bezel component off.
+[* black] Release the adhesive seal connecting the bezel to the main base by inserting a Jimmy underneath the edge, and gently sliding from one side to another.
+[* black] Lift up the outermost edge of the plastic bezel (furthest from the display) to remove it and set it aside.
+[* icon_note] After removing the screws in the previous step, the only thing holding this component in place is glue. You may need to apply a little force to break the seal created by any remaining glue to remove the bezel component. You could also apply a little heat with the [guide|11677|iOpener|new_window=true] to loosen the adhesive.