Step 1: Battery
Steps 2–8: Keyboard
Steps 9–19: Lower Case
Steps 20–27: Upper Case
Steps 28–29: Bottom Shield
Step 30: Fan
Steps 31–33: Top Shield
Steps 34–37: Modem
Steps 38–41: Hard Drive
Steps 42–43: IO Bezel
Steps 44–51: Display
Steps 52–59: Logic Board
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Step 58
Disconnect the reset button from the logic board. (this part is not present on later models)
Step 59
Lift the metal framework up and off the logic board.
Now would be a good time to remove the battery connector and RAM from your (now) old logic board if you're planning to keep them.
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