Removing the motherboard may be required due to phone design, affecting rear-facing camera access.
Insert a SIM eject tool, bit, or straightened paperclip into the hole between the SIM card slot and power button.
Press firmly to avoid damaging the SIM eject mechanism.
Remove the two 2.6 mm T2 screws from the bottom edge of the phone.
Improperly following this procedure can result in display panel damage.
Do not pry at the display panel seam, as it is part of the display assembly and separating it will cause damage.
Avoid powering on the phone during disassembly.
Substantial force may be required due to tight tolerances, but use a new opening tool with an intact edge for better results.
Metal tools will likely crack the screen; instead, use a non-metallic alternative.
Slide the opening tool along the phone's bottom edge.
Continue sliding the opening tool along the long edge, releasing clips as you go.
The top-left corner clip near the alert switch may be recessed; use a spudger's flat end or an opening pick to release it carefully.
Wiggle the frame gently to release the top and right edge clips.
Lift up the screen and remove it.
Before securing the back cover, test your phone's functionality during reassembly.
Do not touch the battery connector pins or risk pin bending.
Loosen and remove the 3 mm Phillips screw holding the cable bracket in place.
Use the spudger tip to carefully pry up and release the interconnect flex cable from the motherboard, located above the battery.
Position the spudger on the antenna interconnect cable at the lower left edge of the motherboard.
Use the pointed end of a spudger to carefully release the display connector from its socket on the motherboard.
Remove the Phillips head screws from the motherboard using a screwdriver.
Some screws may be covered by stickers — remove them to access the screws.
Eject the SIM tray before proceeding.
Be cautious when reinstalling the motherboard to avoid damaging flex cables and antenna cables.
Insert the point of the spudger between the camera connector and its motherboard socket.
Disconnect the rear-facing camera.
Transfer any remaining black cover from the old camera to the new one.
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