Introduction
Inexpensive acquired camera that has a broken LCD. This is a relative easy and straight forward task.
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Here is a recently acquired camera. Initial cost $3.00
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Only trouble is, obviously broken LCD
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Remove the carrying strip. Use a needle and some tweezers to loosen the slip knot.
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Split the camera from the battery compartment down. You can use an opening tools, or just your fingernails, if so equipped.
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This will remove the front part of the case.
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Remove this screw on the right side of the camera. Keep it separate from the 4 screws previously removed. The are of different length
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Remove the screw on the bottom of the battery compartment. Keep this screw with the one removed on the previous step. These two screws have a different length than all the other screws. They are the shortest ones in the camera
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With those two screws removed, you can not separate the back part of the case.
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Remove the screw screws that hold the LCD frame to the logic board. Keep the 3 screws separated from the rest of the screws, due to different length.
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With the frame removed, the connector and LCD cable are now fully accessible. Note the to tabs on the cable and their position on the logic board.
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Flip the tab on the connector carefully up and remove the LCD.
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Hopefully this is what you will get after replacing the LCD and reassembling the camera in reverse order. Total replacement cost was $15 and 30 minutes of my time.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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