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Untie the wrist strap by loosening the small black end of it, and pulling the large part out of the loop it makes which holds it in place.
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Turn the camera on its side and take off the battery cover by pulling down while putting pressure onto the cover.
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Remove both AA batteries.
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Turn the camera to its back side and push down on the clip at the top of the film cover and remove film.
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Remove the six shell screws highlighted using a Philips #00 screwdriver.
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Remove the shroud for the film printer. Carefully pry around the edge of the shroud until the part comes loose.
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Carefully pry around the lens shroud in a circular motion in order to remove it.
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Unhook the spring attached to the lens.
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Gently pry along the shell seam while tracing the seam along all sides of the camera. Take the front shell off the camera once the shell is released.
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Take the button that controls the shutter off of the camera.
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Remove the battery slot by unscrewing the two highlighted screws. Once loose, remove the piece to reveal the capacitor.
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Heat the soldering iron up to 600°F and firmly hold it onto the soldered contacts.
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Replace the flash capacitor by de-soldering the highlighted contacts.
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Use a soldering wick or a vacuum pump to absorb the melted solder and remove capacitor once the wires are separated from the contacts.
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Solder the two white wires back into place.
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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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