Make sure you have all the tools you need. No adhesives are used in this phone, but do not try to improvise; things like using a knife as a screwdriver: you might damage your device.

Remove the battery cover, and the battery. Also you will need to remove the SD and SIM cards.

There are 9 screws around the edges of the phone that you will need to remove. Make sure to label them, and keep them somewhere safe.

Use your plastic card to release the clips and separate the plastic cover from the metal frame.

It's best to start by the Power Saving Switch, and move along the edges.

Gently lift the back cover away from the phone. Do not worry if the buttons fall out, you can easily put them back later.

In order to remove the logic board, start disconnecting any cable from the board.

After all cables have been released we can remove the logic board, by gently prying it up with our card.

Make sure all cables have been released before removing the board from the farme.

Remove the black antenna cable from the phone.

Just keep removing any screw you see. There will be 10 in total.

You can just grab it by the clips on the side, or pry it apart with your card.

You may now replace the earpiece.

You may now replace the display or the digitizer.

The display is fragile. Handle it carefully.

We've come to the end of our teardown, so it's time to talk repairability:

Philips Xenium W832 Repairability Score: 9 out of 10 (10 is easiest to repair)

There are no adhesives used inside the phone.

Components are modular, making replacing a faulty component straight forward.

Only standard Phillips screws are used.

There are a lot of cables that might get damaged when you put the phone back together, and forgetting to route one cable through it's hole can cause major hadaches.