To begin we must apply heat to the back cover to soften the adhesive that holds it, we have used a thermal mat for about 3 minutes, at about 70º C, and then with the help of some plastic spikes we have been taking off all the edges of the casing.

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

We disconnect the battery to work with greater safety.

We disconnect the interconnection flex connectors and the charging flex connector, and also the coaxial ones.

We extract the Phillips screw (PH # 00) that holds the motherboard.

Before proceeding to remove the motherboard, we will remove the cameras, since some of them are slightly fixed to the chassis with some double-sided tape, and if we do not remove them now we can damage them.

Once all the cameras have been removed, we can now lift and remove the base plate.

Finally, we only have to take off the damaged headset that we are going to replace.