Introduction
Tools
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Orient the camera so the bottom is facing up and the battery door is on the right side.
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Remove four black screws from the bottom of the camera.
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Remove two black screws from the right side of the camera.
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Remove one black screw from the left side of the camera.
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Use a spudger to lift up and tug off the green button board.
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Be careful to not damage the attached ribbon cable.
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Remove the screen using the plastic opening tool, prying from the top.
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Once it's lifted up, tug lightly on the large ribbon cable to detach the screen from the camera body.
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Remove the three screws from the center of the copper plate.
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Remove the four screws from the outer edges of the copper plate.
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Use a plastic or metal spudger to pry the copper plate out of place.
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Disconnect all orange ribbon cables connecting to the circuitboard by hand.
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Disconnect the circuitboard by hand.
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There will be one orange ribbon cable attached to the top that can now be removed.
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Remove the seven screws surrounding the lens assembly.
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Remove the three springs surrounding the lens.
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Apply pressure on the front of the lens to push the lens out.
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Remove the one screw holding the camera and the flash component together.
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Gently pull the flash component out of the camera body.
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Separate the top camera casing from the flash component by unscrewing the three surrounding screws.
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Remove the flash assembly, including the circuit board, by detaching it and the ribbon cables from the casing.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
One comment
Step 7: Does not mention the HDMI port door. Make sure you account for it
Could specify which screws are used, for reassembly. If not the gauge of the screw, maybe at least the color of the screw (black for external, silver for internal?)
Cory Wong -