Question about Panasonic PT-47WX51 47" Rear Projection Television

Cleaning I need to remove the main screen to clean inside. I've had several flys get in there and as a result have specks and smears (all black) being projected on the screen. How do I remove it (the screen and bezel)? My guess is all the screws around the perimiter from the back? Any secrets I need to know?

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If you go in the back, you can clean the screen from the back without removing it. Be careful not to scratch it. If you have one, try a feather duster first. Also while you are in there, clean all three color tubes, Use a mild cleaner or just water as the lens may be coated and strong cleaners may remove the coating. Ours went 7 years without cleaning and the only question is why we could still see a picture.

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