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Many times when it seems as if your LCD screen is cracked, it is just the plastic protector, not the actual screen. It is a simple and cheap piece to replace.
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Locate the battery door/camera grip on the left side of the camera and lift the rotating removal tab.
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Twist the tab clockwise to unlock the door, then pull outward from the camera to remove it.
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Remove the battery from inside the battery housing and set the cover aside.
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Remove the two 6.4mm screws above the lens aperture using a phillips #00 screw driver.
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Remove the 6.4mm screw from the inside of the flash bezel.
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Flip the camera upside down and remove the 5.4mm screw below the lens bezel on the front of the camera.
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Remove the 5.6mm screws behind the battery cover.
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Remove two 6.4mm screws on the latch mechanism on the right side of the camera.
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Remove the 6.4mm screw on the top of the inside edge of the battery hole.
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Remove the 4.3mm screw below the camera strap ring.
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Remove two 4.8mm screws located on both sides of the eyepiece.
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Once you have revealed the ribbon cable, gently let the top cover hang off the front of the camera. Use the plastic opening tool to gently pull the white tabs on the ribbon cable, releasing the ribbon cable.
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Use a soft cloth to push up on the LCD plastic protector from underneath the top of the camera.
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Once the LCD protector has been broken free, lift up on the side adjacent to the flash and pull out the plastic protector. You may now install the new plastic cover.
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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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