To begin, we must remove the two Pentalobe 0.8 (TS1) screws from the bottom of the housing, apply some heat to soften the adhesive, and with the help of a tool with suction cups we will take off the chassis screen.

We disconnect the battery connector to work with greater safety.

We remove the five Triwing screws (Y0.6) that hold the shield, and once removed we can disconnect the flex from the screen and the headset module.

We disconnect all the connectors from the top, and remove the two flat female screws that hold the shield, since under that shield there are three more connectors.

We remove the two Phillips screws (PH # 00) that hold the rear camera module, and remove them, and we will also remove the front camera module.

From that step on the photographs the motherboard is not observed, but we believe that it is not necessary to remove it from this step.

We remove the four Phillips screws (PH # 00) and the two triwing (Y0.6) that we indicated in the photograph, and we can take off the wifi antenna.

We take off the battery to later be able to remove the screws that hold the buttons, and we will take off the adhesive and the plastic cover that are above the shield of the side buttons.

We remove the four Phillips screws (PH # 00) that hold the shield of the push-buttons, and with the help of a fine tool we can already extract them.