I would ignore the tekseven video. They didn't do it according to the manual, and they also didn't fully disassemble it. The lcd and touchscreen connect to the main flex and have to be removed, is what they didn't do. They left it all still connected. And the 2nd part of the framing has to removed also. Just download the manual and take a look at it. Definitely pick up the ss-93. I ordered it with my screen and they sent me 2 different sizes, which both came in handy. I also ordered a few sets of spare screws. Read a few stories of people breaking the screws, so thought I would play it safe. Set up a clean work area, get some compressed air, the proper screwdrivers and tools, and follow the manual step by step very slowly. And like I said, the hardest part of disassembly was the framing. And the hardest part of assembly was the flex connectors. There is no soldering. The LCD disconnects just by popping it out, and the touchscreen comes out by releasing a lock and then sliding the cable out. As lng as you take your time and be gentle you will be fine. Good luck.