To begin with we will have to take off the back cover, for this we will use a fine enough prong to take off the casing. If necessary, before introducing the tool we could apply heat to the housing with a hot air gun or a thermal mat.

Take off the adhesive that hinders us, and extract the eight Phillips screws (PH # 00) that hold the casing that we are going to lift with the help of a flat tool.

We take off the adhesive that is above the front camera, disconnect it and remove it.

We disconnect all the flexes that are connected to the motherboard, the coaxial cables, and we also remove the tray from the cards.

We remove the motherboard, and disconnect the rear cameras that we are going to replace.