We will start by removing the back cover. With the help of a plastic opening tool, we will avoid damaging it and it will be easy to separate it.

We can use the opening tool to make it easier for us to remove the battery.

We will pull the cards to remove them and remove the nine Torx T5 screws that hold the case.

We will use a pick to separate the middle casing from the chassis. Sliding it around the contour, we will unhook it.

To get to the handset, we will have to remove the motherboard. For this we will disconnect the flex cables from the display and from the touch screen.

We will also remove the two Phillips screws (PH # 00) that hold the motherboard.

To remove the flex, first we will have to remove the adhesive that covers it. After removing the adhesive we will detach the flex from the chassis.

Before removing the motherboard, we will have to undo the handset. Carefully, we will introduce a tool between it and the frame and we will remove it by levering.

Now we can separate the plate from the chassis.

Before desoldering we will remove the rear camera to avoid damaging it with heat.

Now we will apply a little tin on the sensor pins. Sliding the tin ball while pulling one of the ends carefully, we will extract the component.