Use the Phillips head screw driver to remove the last 6mm screws holding the case together.

The screws are held into elevated columns which are fairly easy to break. Be cautious when removing the screws.

After removing the keyboard and the screws, use the spudger around the edges of the laptop to remove the face plate. Double-check for additional screws as noted in step 3.

Two cables will need to be gently loosened before face plate can be fully removed. The small cable connection with wires (for fan?) will need to be gently wiggled out with the tip of a small flathead screwdriver. The other (likely touchpad) cable has a flipover keeper. As shown, just gently flip the keeper up to allow the cable to be removed