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On the bottom side of the webcam, remove the stickers from both sides
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Remove the four Phillips screws.
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Press into the holes to unlock the side covers.
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Once you’ve removed the side covers, unscrew all eight Phillips screws highlighted.
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Remove the lens's cover.
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Remove the five Phillips screws of the metal bracket.
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Remove the rubber pieces of both microphones (one on each side).
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Carefully remove the metal supports from the webcam's base.
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Carefully remove the base of the plastic support. Loosen the three screws that secure the electronic circuit.
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Release the clip that secures the cable holder. Pull this cable holder out of the camera.
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Front and back images of the webcam's electronic circuit board.
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The problem was the broken cable on the back of the camera. I've cut the faulty part and redid the connections by soldering them and insulated them with heat shrink tubes.
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The repaired cable is reattached to the camera. Wrapped it with some masking tape. Camera tested: OK!
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Assemble the webcam following the steps in a reverse order.
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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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Excellent! Helped me figure out how to get the base off to mount it to an ikea worklamp as a hacky boom.
Can you post a guide or technique of the process?
Or share some photos? (On meta.ifixit.com)
Cory,
I did not understand your question.
This repair guide contains several photos.
thanks for an excellent guide . I am now more positive that it is something I can perform now. Many thanks
im having trouble releasing the 4 screws on step 3!!! the screw driver keeps slipping and i’ve tried a few and another webcam…
