Loosen the two Phillips screws securing the access door to your iMac.

These screws are captive in the access door.

Remove the access door from your iMac.

Remove the three T8 Torx screws securing the front bezel to the rear panel.

Orient the iMac face-up, on its backside.

Use your thumbs to press both RAM arms in past the front bezel for enough clearance to lift it off the rear case.

While holding the RAM arms in with your thumbs, lift the lower edge of the front bezel enough to clear the rear case.

Re-orient your iMac so it sits upright on the stand.

Insert a plastic card up into the corner of the air vent slot at the top of the rear case.

Push the card toward the top of the iMac to release the front bezel latch.

Pull the front bezel away from the rear case.

Repeat this process for the other side of the front bezel.

It may be necessary to apply several layers of duct tape to the top of the access card to aid in releasing the latches.

If the bezel refuses to release, try pressing the lower edge back onto the rear case and repeat this opening process.

Lay your iMac stand-side down on a table.

Lift the front bezel from its lower edge and rotate it away from the rest of your iMac, minding the RAM arms that may get caught.

Lay the front bezel above the rest of the iMac.

If necessary, remove the piece of kapton tape wrapped around the microphone and camera cables.

Disconnect both the camera and microphone cables.

Lay the bezel front side down on a table.

If necessary, peel back the tape covering the camera board.

Remove the two T6 Torx screws securing the camera board to the front bezel.

Lift the camera board out from the front bezel.

Use a spudger to pry the microphone off the adhesive holding it to the front bezel.