We apply heat to the back shell, and with a fine enough tool we will open a small hole through which we will introduce one or more plastic spikes, and thus there will be less risk of scratching the shell.

We disconnect the flex bridge that connects the fingerprint reader and the motherboard.

We remove the eleven Phillips screws (PH # 00) that hold the intermediate casing, and with a flat tool we will unhook it.

We disconnect the battery to work with greater security.

We disconnect and remove the rear cameras.

We disconnect all the components that are connected on the motherboard.

We remove the Phillips screw (PH # 00) that holds the shield that covers the connector of the front camera and we will disconnect it, we will extract the card tray, and once removed we can lift the motherboard.

We remove the four Phillips screws (PH # 00) that hold the motor elevated, detach the contact area and we can now remove the elevator motor from the front chamber.

We remove the Phillips screw (PH # 00) that holds the shield that prevents the front camera from being removed, and once the shield is removed we can remove the front camera.

We take off the earpiece with the help of a fine metal tool.

We take off the battery taking care not to damage it, and we will also take off the adhesive that wrapped it.

We remove the cover that protects the area of the buttons, and with a fine tool we will take off the flex from the buttons and extract the keys.

We extract the six Phillips screws (PH # 00) that hold the lower case, and with a flat tool we will unhook it.

We unhook the speaker.

We disconnect and detach the flex bridge and the coaxial cable.

And finally we will only have to unhook the auxiliary plate, and detach the vibrator from the broken screen that we need to replace.