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Summer LookOut Duo Camera Lens Replacement

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Last updated on May 16, 2025

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Introduction

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If your Summer LookOut Duo baby monitor is displaying broken images or no image at all, and your handheld unit is beeping, check out this troubleshooting guide. If that didn't help, then it may be your camera. If you've ruled out the display itself and have tried cleaning off your camera, then it could be the camera lens specifically. This step-by-step guide goes through how to replace the lens of baby monitor cameras.

Before proceeding, make sure the device is powered off and dry to avoid internal damage to the device. The lens is connected directly to the camera's motherboard, so this will avoid any potential shock hazards.

CHOKING HAZARD: This device contains small screws. If possible, use a magnetic mat or small container within eyesight to keep track of the screws to prevent possible ingestion or misplacement.

What you need

Tools

Phillips #00 Screwdriver
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1. Step 1 Camera Lens
  Remove the plastic wall mount attached to the base of the stand.
  
  Remove the four 9 mm screws on the back four corners of the camera using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
  
  If needed, gently bend the antenna of the camera towards you to access the screw in the bottom left corner.
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3. Step 2
  Gently remove the front casing.
  
  The motherboard will go with the front casing, so don't pull too hard or else the wires connected to the speaker might break.
  
  The back of the motherboard should already be facing up.
  
  Remove the two 5 mm screws near the upper center on the back of the motherboard using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
  
  The old camera lens will fall off after the screws are removed.
  
  Replace the new lens.
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