Help with LED Clock Removal

[lglade]

I'm hoping I can get some help here on removing the Borletti LED clock from my 1984. I'm trying to remove the upper and lower consoles to install a new heater core and valve, and as I understand it, the last screw is hidden behind the clock. I've removed the other screws (or so I think) but I'm struggling with the clock and I don't want to destroy the faux wood panel that surrounds the clock. Has anyone does this? Any tips or tricks?

Thank you all.

[bradartigue]

It has been a long time since I worked on a pininfarina interior but if I recall you can use a plastic screwdriver (or thin plastic something) between the clock and wood and pop it out, it has tabs on either side that hold it in.