First, we apply heat to the terminal on the screen part to soften the adhesive and be able to separate them.

Next we extract the two Pentalobe type screws (TS1) and with the help of suction cups and a fine opening tool we separate the screen from the terminal until it is detached from the chassis

We remove the Triwing screws (Y0.6) from both shields that are shown in the first photo of this step and remove them.

Now we disconnect the battery and the flexes that join the screen to the terminal chassis in order to separate them.

We extract the four Triwing type screws (Y0,6) and one Phillips type (PH # 00), remove the shield, then release the connections of the rear cameras and remove them.

We extract the four Triwing screws (Y0.6) then we remove the shields we remove the sim tray and we can remove the reader from its housing.

Removing the auxiliary plate does not require removing the battery.

Next we release the flex that we show on the screen, we will have to lift the adhesive to detach the flex from the motherboard since we will have to extract it to remove the auxiliary plate.

We release all the connections that are on the motherboard

We remove the three Phillips screws (PH # 00) that hold the motherboard to the chassis and the three Triwing (Y0.6) that hold the flex to the side, then we remove the connection of the auxiliary plate that is on the motherboard and remove this same.

We remove the four Phillips type screws (PH # 00) that hold the speaker and remove the speaker.

We extract the three screws from the vibrator, two of the Standoff type and one of the Phillips type (PH # 00), once removed, we extract the vibrator.

Here we find ten screws, five Triwing type (Y0.6), one Standoff type and four Phillips type (PH # 00), we extract all the screws and also remove the shield to then remove the auxiliary plate.

With the help of a fine plastic tool we detach the flex from its base and remove it.