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The lens of the Lorex MC 6950 is to be replaced. This will require taking the camera apart and removing the circuit board from it's LED containment. To do this, a metal spudger and a #J0 screwdriver will be needed.
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To remove a bad lens, you must begin by removing the three screw caps and the 15mm JIS 0 screws associated with them located on the plastic containment shell that the camera is in.
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Next, the camera must be removed. A metal spudger will be useful to pry this out as it is sealed inside the outer containment shell.
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Once the camera is removed, remove the wires from the outer containment shell.
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Be careful. The metal spudger could damage the camera if not handled with care.
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With the camera in hand, the circuit board must be separated from the LED containment shell. There is a 5mm JIS 0 screw at every corner of the circuit board.
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The wires attaching the circuit board to the shell should be removed as well.
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Now the motor housing must be removed from the circuit board first as it is in the way of the screws associated with the lens. There are three 5mm JIS 0 screws located on the lens side of the circuit board to remove the motor.
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The lens has two 5 mm JIS 0 screws located under the motor's previous location. Once these are removed, the lens can be replaced.
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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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