Canon EOS 60D USB connector replacement

Also look at the pdf file where I have some photos that could not be deposited in this guide.

Photograph of the broken socket, the central part is no longer centred and moves, hence the loss of USB connection with the computer.

Seen from the broken socket, the central part almost no longer holds and goes wrong.

Photo of the item to be replaced (new card).

After a long search, I was able to find the famous board on the Aliexpress website.

Screwdrivers #00

Phone disassembly kit

- For the disassembly of the complete plastics of the device, proceed according to this very good video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxc9C1Ur...

I attach here the links to his other videos that allow you to go further in disassembly (useless in our case). - Video #2, Removing The Circuit Boards https://youtu.be/_-gQbCM7QMw

- Vidéo #3, Suppression de l'assemblage CCD/Boîte de miroir/Shutter https://youtu.be/ZUZVH6Bfxfs - Vidéo #4, Putting It All Back Together https://youtu.be/7gJr4ANik-g - Vidéo #5, Power Switch & Mode Selector Switch Repair https://youtu.be/rpE7Co3df

Download this page Diagram #1: http://www.thebobfactor.com/Canon%206... - print it - You have the position of all the screws and at each screw disassembled, tape it with a small piece of scotch tape, which will allow you to know where to put it back during reassembly.

There are two other boards, if you need to go further in disassembly (not necessary in our case). Diagram #2: http://www.thebobfactor.com/Canon%206... Diagram #3: http://www.thebobfactor.com/Canon%206...

Small tip, to avoid losing the screws I put a magnet so that the screws are "glued" to the screwdriver.

Once this video has been dismantled, you must see this.

We can move on to disassembly the card.

There are 5 screws left to loosen and 6 connecters to unbutton.

Start removing the 2 connecters in photo 1 with a tweezer, take on the side of the socket without pulling the wires.

Remove the two cables from these two connectors, as well as the screw on the right.

3 screws to remove, one of which is hidden under the yellow tape.

Remove the plastic cable holder.

Remove the last screw.

Release the ribbon cable by pulling from underneath with a flathead screwdriver or with an unfolded paper clip in the hole provided for this purpose.

This is the most delicate part to gently clear the card by moving it without forcing it, until it finds its pivot point.

At the curvature of the red thread, a small pin visible next to the screw hole is observed. It is probably this that makes it so difficult to remove the card.

There is a second one on the upper part of the card next to the screw that was under the yellow tape.

The connector undoes very easily by levering on each side of the golden connector.

The wide arrow indicates where to pin the flexible cable.

Exchange the deposited card.

Put the golden connector back on, a slight pressure is enough.

We see where the plastic pin is located that holds the printed circuit board, next to the screw hole.

Locate the same principle on the top of the card.

Reinsert the tablecloth into its connector, without forcing, the hole of the tablecloth must be in the plastic pin to be in place.

Use 3M spray mount glue to glue the rubber sheath on the case.

Good luck and good photos.