Introduction
This guide will exhibit the steps necessary to replace the battery on your General Electric Create Jason Wu.
Tools
Parts
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Begin by removing the 5 screws (located: 2 screws on either side and 1 screw on the bottom) using the PH000 head in the Precision Phillips Screwdriver.
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Using your hands or an opening tool, pry off the silver frame, taking special care at the top of the camera where the buttons are as it is a little harder to pry off.
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The last part of the casing to disconnect is the back that houses the LCD screen.
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The screen is attached by a connection ribbon. Gently pull the casing and screen away from the camera body to disconnect the casing.
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After the casing is removed, use your fingers to carefully lift up on the rubber pad, if it didn't already fall out during step 4.
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After the pad is removed, the 2 Phillips head screws holding the control board will be exposed.
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Using the Phillips precision screwdriver with the PH000 Phillips bit, remove the two 1.5mm screws.
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With a firm grip towards the bottom of the control board, gently pull away from the camera, removing the ribbon from the connector.
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Locate the six 1.5mm Phillips screws that are holding on the interior camera frame.
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Using the Phillips precision screwdriver and the PH000 Phillips bit, remove the 6 screws.
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With the screws removed, the interior frame will no longer be fastened to the camera body and can be lifted up and away.
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Swap the 3.0 Flathead bit into the precision screw driver.
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On the front of the camera locate the small rectangular slot where the battery is exposed.
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Use the flathead bit to gently pry on the battery to start pushing it out of the camera, allowing it to become loose.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.