Taking apart my 8830

My 8830 has a broken USB plug on it. I cannot recharge or synchronize it. I neet to replace the plug.
I've managed to remove the 4 screws under the battery, the two side pieces. But the face, and back seem to be hinged at the top of the pĥone. I don't dare force it too much.
Can anyone tell me how I can remove the face and back, so I can access the USB plug?
Thanks.

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