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Introduction

The purpose of this guide is to teach reader to install a new LCD screen. If the current LCD screen is broken or cracked, this guide will help the reader to replace it with a new one.

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Step 1 Batteries

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Flip the camera over so the bottom of the camera is facing you.

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Step 2

Turn the mode dial to the OFF position.

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Step 3

Slide the bottom cover in the direction of the arrow to open it.

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Step 4

Pull out the batteries.

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Step 5 Plastic Casing

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Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the two 4.7 mm screws in the bottom of the plastic casing.

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Step 6

Remove the four 4.7 mm screws on the left side of the camera.

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Step 7

Remove the four 4.7 mm screws on the opposite side of the camera.

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Step 8

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Use your thumbs to pry the case apart.
It is easiest to pry the case apart if you start at the bottom.
The case should come apart with minimal effort. If it doesn't, you can use a spudger or plastic opening tool to pry it open.

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Step 9

This step requires a significant amount of force.
Pull the bottom half of the inner camera out of the case by half an inch. This may be difficult.

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Step 10

While pulling the camera out of the case, note the small soft plastic cover on the side. This cover will detach from the rest of the device.
Once the bottom of the inner camera is pulled out, pull the device out completely.
Use a firm grasp when removing the device from the case for stability and control.

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Step 11 LCD Screen

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Orient the camera so that the LCD screen is facing you.
If case is still on, remove it by following the Plastic Casing Installation Guide found in the previous steps.
Removing the casing completely is crucial to completing this guide.

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Step 12

Using a Phillips #00 remove the four 4.40 mm screws that secure the LCD screen to the frame.

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Step 13

Allow the LCD screen to flip down. This will expose the electric strip that connects the screen to the camera.

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Step 14

Look for where the yellow electric strip is attached to the camera. You will find a plastic grey bar and a white base holding this strip in place.
Push the grey bar away from the white base. This will release the yellow electric strip and free the LCD screen from the camera.

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Step 15

Unplug the connected red and white wires. They will come out with the small white casing.

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Step 16

Flip camera so that the lens is facing away from you. You should be looking at the LCD screen.

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Step 17

Remove the bottom left LCD mounting frame screw. The screen should come loose after the screw is removed.
Remove the LCD screen from the camera. Make sure that the electric strip comes out with screen.

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