Once the Bezel starts peeling off towards the bottom of the Display, lift it up using caution. You might feel a little resistance due to the adhesive at the bottom of the display.
This is NOT true in my last screen replacement process, the bezel adhesive stuck to the display firmly and I used quite amount of wiggling to successfully separate the bezel and the (supposed to be fragile) bottom part of the display. The original display thankfully didn't end up damaged because of it, however, please be careful.
@Maxr1998 I believe the tape that was used to secure the cable on the backside of the panel wasn't used during assembly and should be peeled off and discarded.
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This is NOT true in my last screen replacement process, the bezel adhesive stuck to the display firmly and I used quite amount of wiggling to successfully separate the bezel and the (supposed to be fragile) bottom part of the display. The original display thankfully didn't end up damaged because of it, however, please be careful.
@Maxr1998 I believe the tape that was used to secure the cable on the backside of the panel wasn't used during assembly and should be peeled off and discarded.