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You need to remove the casing before you can start getting into any internal parts of the Camera. This can also be a good start to helping the camera dry out in case of a water accident.
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Unscrew the six screws on the casing. Two are on the bottom as pictured; two more are on each side of the camera.
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Pull the lanyard mount off of the camera using a spudger or your fingers.
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Find the line that separates the casing into its two halves. Hold each half separately, and gently pull apart.
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Note that there is a small metal clip holding the two halves together. It might help to press down on the back half (indicated) while pulling upward slightly on the front half.
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Take hold of the inside of the camera, and gently pull away from the back casing.
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Remove the square, clear, rubber protector from the front of the logic board. This is not necessary to remove, but can easily fall off and get lost during later steps.
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When you reassemble the camera, make sure the switch on the casing matches the position of the switch on the camera internals.
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The black viewfinder padding can easily fall off the casing. Make sure you don't lose it when moving around parts.
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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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