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Yeah my first question would be why are you wanting to tear everything out of it? If you don't need to don't .
If it's because you want to do a restore I'd say you need to be comfortable with electronics to even attempt it.
If it's currently not working and you're looking to fix it... learn by studying the web and a little trial and error . But by no means tear it apart.
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