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In this guide, you will be separating the motherboard from the Midframe of the GoPro Hero5 Black. The GoPro Hero5 Black is waterproofed with plenty of adhesives. By completing this guide, you will have to remove the adhesive and your GoPro will no longer be waterproof.
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While pressing the button on the bottom of the GoPro, slide the battery door to the side to pop it open.
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Grab the plastic flap on the battery and pull the battery out.
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Pull and twist the lens cover right or left until it pops off.
レンズを回すには爪などをレンズカバーと本体との隙間に入れて、手前に引き出してから回転させます。
Go around the gap between the lens cover and camera body with a thin spludger to open a small gap and the cover will twist off easily.
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Refer to the iOpener instructions for how to heat up and use the iOpener.
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Apply the heated iOpener to the front of the GoPro for a few minutes to melt the adhesive under the faceplate.
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Starting with the edges, use the spudger to pry off the faceplate.
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Remove the six T3 Torx screws.
Where can I get the screw driver
Mine are actually T4 screws.
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Using the spudger, slowly pry open the motherboard assembly from the LCD side of the GoPro.
Little FYI ; pry slightly on the side with the LCD. Once it pops, work the other slightly. Then pull the board up and out but remember the cables. THE PICTURE ABOVE WHERE THE METAL SHIELD IS IS THE CAMERA LENS! CABLES ARE ON THE SIDE WHERE YOU BEGIN PRYING.
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Use the flat end of a spudger to pry the three ribbon cables connected to the side of the motherboard.
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Use the flat end of the spudger to pry the battery housing power cable straight up from its socket on the motherboard.
Does anyone know which are the specs of the connector/socket? Thanks
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Use the flat end of the spudger to pry the black cover plate straight up from its socket on the motherboard.
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Use the tweezers to pull the ribbon cable connector out of its white socket on the charging assembly board.
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Use the flat end of the spudger to pry the charging port ribbon cable connector straight up from its socket on the motherboard.
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Remove the 10mm #000 Phillips screw.
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Remove the charging assembly housing by pulling it straight up off the motherboard.
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Remove the two 6mm #000 Phillips screws.
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Remove the two 2mm #000 Phillips screws.
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Use the flat end of the spudger to pry the lens assembly ribbon cable connector straight up from its socket on the motherboard.
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Use the flat end of the spudger to pry the LCD screen ribbon cable connector straight up from its socket on the motherboard.
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Use the flat end of the spudger to pry the motherboard off the midframe.
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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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Hi
I took off only faceplate. Do you guys have an idea how to make it waterproof again? What can be used as an adhesive? Thanks
you can try silicone glue, although obviously there is no guarantee to what extent it would be waterproof.
I think you better use an extra waterproof case to put your GP5 in it
I used this guide to replace the USB port in my GP5. Does anyone know of a good way to hold the face plate down once it’s been removed? Not looking to make it waterproof again, just trying to hold the faceplate down a little better.
I would try either a silicone- or cyanoacrylate- (super glue) based adhesive. You can try to peel off the blue gasket and/or sand where the two pieces meet for better adhesion.
Be careful with CA glue. The vapors as it dries can haze over some plastics. I’m going to try silicone-based.
Can you tell me where the WIFI card or antennae is and can it be permanently removed? Thanks.
any chance to geht schematics on the hero5 or hero5 session? I need to replace some components
Anyone know what type the clock battery is?
Thanks everyone that put together this tutorial. You saved me $130 bill from a repair shop or making my 5 an expensive paperweight!
Hello, Do somebody know what size the six screws showed on step 6?
