We first need to take off the back cover and remove the battery. I used a coin to remove the back. its important to keep this screw tight for waterproofing.

AFTER REMOVING THE SCREWS, THE PHONE WILL NO LONGER BE WATERPROOF. This is because there are tiny gaskets around the screws to ensure its ip68 rating.

remove the 12 screws holding on the back. It should come off without any resistance because there is no clips

after we remove the back we have an optional part to take out. its the vibration motor. use tweezers or your fingers to remove it from the back

wow look at all those connectors. even the usbc is on its own easily replacable board!

remove all the connectors marked in blue.

remove all the screws pictured

remove the usbc port, action button and volume rocker.

just gently lift it up and take it out. after removing the heat shields we get to see the soc and the storage, as well as what I think is the modem.

there is a rubber cover on top of the unit that protects it. removing this shows another set of screws and a hard plastic cover

remove the eight screws and the clips on all four sides.

disconnect the connectors labeled in blue.

its not glued down or anything, just be careful to not get your paw prints on it

the front and back cameras come out pretty easy. be careful with the rear camera as there is some glue holding it down. using some ipa can help.

the board is taped down but doesnt put up a fight when you remove it with a pry tool.

at first I didn't think that the screen could be taken out. this was incorrect. after using my 3d printer (you can use your own method) to heat up the screen. from there I used ifixit picks to carefully pry the screen off

although the s22 is designed competently, there appears to be little to no repair parts available. the only place I was able to find that sells repair parts is in India and does not ship outside India. here is the website