Disassembling Canon EOS 60D Removing Back Panel
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crwdns2942287:0crwdne2942287:0This is a fairly straight-forward process. You may be able to get away without removing the rear rubber grip.
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Removing the eyepiece is easy. There are two methods, you can do it yourself, or put it in your camera bag a dozen times and at least once, it will fall off.
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Grip the eyepiece by the sides firmly (index finger and thumb). Wiggle it upwards until it is off.
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Open the battery door
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Rotate the door so the one side of the hinge pops out (see photo #2)
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Slide other pin out (it pops out the same, but this is easier)
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Use a thin piece of plastic, spudger, or fingernail (if you have them) to lift up the edge of the grip, and pull up slowly.
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Repeat for the other two grips
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Remove the adhesive like you would rubber cement, just rub your finger against it, it will come off.
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Optionally throw the balled up adhesive at people pretending its a booger :)
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Remove the small Screw under the Flip cover too
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Using a Spudger, fingernail, or other thin plastic tool to wedge the panel off of the camera
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Start at the camera's front. Pulling on the rubber av-cover may be enough to get it to move off the body
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Only pull about 1/4" (3-5mm). There is a tab that will need to slide out
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Slide the rear part of the cover out.
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At this point, the only thing holding on is the dust-cover is hooked onto the front panel
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Slide down to remove without damaging the cover. (see photo with cover removed)
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You can see how the cover, and side piece fit together in the second image.
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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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