Using a heat gun melt the glue holding down the power board. The glue is placed directly under where the previous two screws were removed.

Using a thin tool (ideally a Male USB-C connector affixed to a rod) press out the power module. I do use the thinnest flathead screwdriver here to push on it, however this will likely damage the connector.

If attempting board level repair on the power board, use extreme care and caution pushing out the power board to prevent damaging the connector.

There is a thick slightly soft black goo covering a majority of the power board. It holds down the metal shield very tightly. It is unknown how to remove this black "goo", please leave a comment if you can get it off cleanly!