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Introduction

If your front casing has come loose or needs to be replaced, follow this guid to remove your current front casing from the camera.

What you need

Step 1 Battery

Nikon COOLPIX S610c Front Casing Replacement, Battery: step 1, image 1 of 1

On the bottom right of the camera, locate the battery flap switch.

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Step 2

Move this switch to the right so the battery flap can flip open.

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Step 3

Slide the orange switch to the right as shown. Now the battery can be pulled out. Reverse these steps to re-install.

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Step 4 Rear Casing

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Remove the three 3x3mm screws attached to the rear casing.

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Step 5

The panel can be identified by the wifi logo on its upper half on the camera's side.
Remove the 5x3mm screw holding down the panel on the side closest to the lens.

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Step 6

Pry the panel off from the bottom using your fingernail.

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Step 7

Remove the 3x2mm screw underneath the panel near the top of the camera.

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Step 8

Remove the 4x3mm on the opposite side near the selector wheel.
Remove the 2x2mm and 3x2mm screws underneath the a/v flap.

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Step 9

Pry the back panel away from the body of the camera, using the space you just opened up.
Be careful not to damage the ribbon cable on the opposite end of the camera.
A small piece of the frame of the camera may fall off, but it can be easily put back into place during reassembly.

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Step 10

Pry up the plastic ribbon connectors on the body of the camera to release the ribbon cables.
The center connector is detached by flipping the black latch up and away from the center of the camera.
The smaller connector is detached by flipping the tan latch up and away from the edge of the camera.

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Step 11 Front Casing

Nikon COOLPIX S610c Front Casing Replacement, Front Casing: step 11, image 1 of 1

Remove the three 3x3mm screws that attach the front casing to the bottom.

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Step 12

Remove the two 3x2 screws and two 3.5x2.5 screws attaching the rear panel to the motherboard.

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Step 13

Lift the back panel off the motherboard.
Be careful not to damage the ribbon cable that attaches the mother board to the rear panel.

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Step 14

Detach the ribbon cable from the motherboard by flipping up the latch on the ribbon connector.
Note that the white ribbon connector latch flips away from the ribbon cable.

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Step 15

Remove the final 4x3mm screw at the top of the camera near the lens.

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Step 16

Pry the front casing away from the body of the camera.
Be careful not to damage the wires that attach the front panel to the motherboard.
Short the leads on the capacitor near the flash to avoid a nasty shock when separating the casing from the body.