Canon PowerShot SD1400 IS Motherboard Replacement

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Introduction

The motherboard can be damaged because of overheat and a short circuit which can cause the camera to stop working. This guide will show how to replace the motherboard in the device.

What you need

Step 1 Motherboard

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Remove two 2mm Phillips #00 screws on both sides of the camera.

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Step 2

Remove the 4mm Phillips #000 screw from the bottom.

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Step 3

Remove the front face panel of the camera.

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Step 4

Remove the rear panel of the camera by using hand with firm pressure.
The user interface panel, side and bottom panel of the camera may fall down by itself while you are taking the rear panel of the camera.

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Step 5

Remove the 3mm Phillips #000 screw from the top of the camera.

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Step 6

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Pry the three golden ribbons off the motherboard using a plastic opening tool.

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Step 7

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Use a plastic opening tool to flip up the retaining flap on the ribbon cable ZIF socket.
Once released, the small black tab will point straight away from the front face of the camera and the golden film will no longer be attached to the motherboard.