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9
Time Required
15 minutes
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- Top Shutter Button
- 9 steps
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Step 1
Top Shutter Button
- Open the battery cover and remove the AA batteries from the camera if any are inserted.
Open the battery cover and remove the AA batteries from the camera if any are inserted.
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Step 2
- Remove all screws on the outside of the camera with a 00 Phillips-Head screwdriver
- Eight (8) 3mm screws on the lower portion of the camera
- Four (4) screws on the bottom of the camera
- Four (4) screws inside the battery cover
Remove all screws on the outside of the camera with a 00 Phillips-Head screwdriver
Eight (8) 3mm screws on the lower portion of the camera
Four (4) screws on the bottom of the camera
Four (4) screws inside the battery cover
Step 3
- Detach the bottom part of the camera by removing four (4) 3mm screws
- Two (2) screws are located in the left side of the device
- Two (2) screws are locatecd in the right side of the device
Detach the bottom part of the camera by removing four (4) 3mm screws
Two (2) screws are located in the left side of the device
Two (2) screws are locatecd in the right side of the device
Step 4
- Use the Plastic Opening Tool to put light pressure and remove the back cover of the camera
- Be gentle when removing the back cover
Use the Plastic Opening Tool to put light pressure and remove the back cover of the camera
Be gentle when removing the back cover
Step 5
- Unscrew the four (4) 3mm screws to remove the screen from the circuit board
- Use Tweezers to delicately detach the ribbon cable
- Carefully remove the screen brace from the circuit board
Unscrew the four (4) 3mm screws to remove the screen from the circuit board
Use Tweezers to delicately detach the ribbon cable
Carefully remove the screen brace from the circuit board
Step 6
- Remove the two (2) 3mm screws from inside flash compartment
- Remove one (1) 3mm screw from the circuit board
Remove the two (2) 3mm screws from inside flash compartment
Remove one (1) 3mm screw from the circuit board
Step 7
- Use the Tweezers to detach the ribbon cable connecter from the circuit board
- Use the Plastic Opening Tool to gently apply pressure on the top of the camera and remove the upper portion
Use the Tweezers to detach the ribbon cable connecter from the circuit board
Use the Plastic Opening Tool to gently apply pressure on the top of the camera and remove the upper portion
Step 8
- Remove the four (4) 3mm screws from the circuit board directly underneath the shutter button and gently move the circuit board aside
- Lift up the metal clamp
- Use caution when removing the circuit board to avoid tearing the wires connected
Remove the four (4) 3mm screws from the circuit board directly underneath the shutter button and gently move the circuit board aside
Lift up the metal clamp
Use caution when removing the circuit board to avoid tearing the wires connected
Step 9
- Pull the small brace on top of the shutter button
- Using the Tweezers, gently remove the shutter button
Pull the small brace on top of the shutter button
Using the Tweezers, gently remove the shutter button
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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