Any guide to replace LCD screen for P750ZM / NP9752 ?

I just found out I have a cracked screen for my P750ZM, and originally have an IPS Display Wide Screen, so I already purchased a replacement form laptopscreen.com but I realized that I am having a tough time trying to take out the damaged screen, because I cannot take out the bezel like I can from other Clevo Models, and to make matters worse there are no youtube or replacement guides for the P750ZM.

Also the service manual that it comes with shows almost every installation instructions for major parts like the keyboard, ram, cpu, etc but no mention of replacing the actual screen itself.

Is there anyone that carries the P750ZM and actually managed to replaced the screen or know how to properly replace the screen in case it is damaged and needs to replaced?

Thank you

 

Working on this myself atm.
This worked pretty well for me:
The only difference is the bottom bezel connectors are hard to pull apart (the little squares on the bottom hinges).
Mine had to pretty much be torn open after loosening the rest of the frame, and then removing the upper display assemble from the lower portion of the laptop body (motherboard housing).
There was a slight amount of damage to the internal portion of the bottom bezel connector, but it was almost non-existant and I'm pretty sure will pop back into place with no noticeable impact.

 

Hey ! Thanks for the reply. When you mean the upper display assemble are you referring to popping out the keyboard, and then remove the entire front housing? The service manual does have instructions on removing the entire front housing of the laptop once the keyboard is popped out, disconnected and then removed in order to remove the front housing. Also the video you posted it does not show that user having to remove the keyboard and the front side of the housing in order to replace the screen, so I'm assuming these are extra steps I have to do in order to remove the damaged screen?

Thank you.

 

For the upper assembly I actually meant the bezel with the screen et. al, but my brain wasn't working the greatest.
You shouldn't need to remove the keyboard unless you're replacing the video/display cable as well.
In my case the new screen needed a different cable so I had to remove the keyboard and motherboard shielding, but if you're replacing with the same model or similar screen you probably shouldn't need to.