iFixit

Disconnect the Bluetooth antenna cable from the Bluetooth board.

Close the display and turn the hinge side of the computer to face you.

Remove the remaining Phillips screw on either side of the hinge (two screws total).

Open the display and turn the computer so the screen faces you.

Remove the 10 mm T8 Torx screw closer to the display on either side of the hinge (two screws total).

When replacing the display, make sure that the right screw pins down the ground loop from the display data cable.

Be sure to support the display with one hand while removing the final two screws.

Remove the longer 13 mm shouldered T8 Torx screw remaining on either hinge (two screws total).

Lift the display off.

Remove the two 11 mm X 1.5 mm hex screws near the lower left and right corners of the display.

A T6 Torx screwdriver works just fine.

Insert the flat end of a spudger between the front display bezel and the plastic rim attached to the rear bezel near the lower left corner of the display.

Do not insert the spudger between the plastic rim of the rear display bezel and the aluminum rear display bezel plate.

With your spudger still inserted under the front display bezel, run it around the lower left corner of the display.

Rotate the spudger away from yourself to pry the rear display bezel off the aluminum tabs on the front display bezel.

Work your way down the side of the display until the rear display bezel has been separated from the front display bezel.