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In order to fully investigate what is going wrong in the camera, the casing might need to be removed. This guide will take you through step-by-step directions in revealing the inner parts of the camera.
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Remove the strap from the camera by pulling the thin cord out, creating a small loop, then pushing the thicker cord back through this loop.
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Remove the two Phillips screws (2.83 mm) from the left side panel of the camera casing.
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The left panel can now be removed. However, one piece of tape attaches it to the camera, so a spudger may be required to ease the panels off.
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Repeat for the right side panel of the camera.
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Remove the six Phillips screws (3.69 mm) from the bottom of the camera casing.
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Remove the two Phillips screws (2.79 mm) on the left side of the camera where the metal panel used to be.
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Repeat for the two Phillips screws (2.79 mm) right side of the camera.
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With the LCD screen facing up towards you, start at the bottom of the camera and gently pull off the back of the casing.
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With the front side (with the lens) facing up towards you, start at the bottom of the camera and gently pull off the front of the casing.
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Slide the labeled piece toward the LCD screen and release.
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The tab will spring open.
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Look at the bottom of the camera. Take out the Phillips screw (1.77 mm) holding on the bottom plastic piece.
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The bottom plastic piece is held on to the main frame of the camera only by two thin wires.
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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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