Here is the problem as best as I can show it in these images. The ribbon in the encircled area attaches the LCD screen to the circuit board under the controlling buttons. If there were some way to lift the ribbon gate (red arrow), I could remove the LCD and potentially get access to the battery, which is the part preventing me from removing the rest of the device from the case.
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Battery replacement?
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