Careful attention to instructions is necessary to prevent damage to the phone's components during disassembly.
Flip the phone over to expose the back.
Hold the phone firmly and use your finger to gently lift the top-right corner nearest to the camera.
Remove the 12 exposed 3.6 mm Phillips screws from the phone's rear using a 3.6 mm Phillips screwdriver.
Make sure to store all the screws in a safe place where they cannot be lost.
Insert a spudger between each rubber screw cover and the phone's chassis, then gently pry to remove.
Use moderate force, as some resistance may be encountered.
Use a 3.6 mm Phillips screwdriver to remove the three visible 3.6mm Phillips screws.
Insert plastic opening tool under the chassis near the power button and pry away.
May require moderate force.
Insert the sharp end of the spudger between the power button bracket and the rear case.
Rotate the phone to a 90-degree angle, allowing the power button to protrude.
Ensure the power button is safely retrieved and not lost during disassembly.
Position the spudger and carefully pry the volume button bracket away from the rear case.
Rotate the phone onto its side.
Locate the two motherboard chips: a larger chip above the battery area and a smaller one below.
Be cautious with the small silver metal piece connected to the lowest screw, which holds the WiFi antenna in place; losing it may cause inconvenience but is not essential for phone functionality.
Follow careful instructions to avoid damaging the device.
Pay close attention to the guide when removing this connection to avoid damaging your device.
Locate the WiFi antenna and gently pull it away from its connector on the smaller motherboard.
Start by removing the lower motherboard, beginning at its sides near the charging port.
Remove the motherboard using a spudger.
Grasp the vibrator with your fingertips and carefully pull it out.
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