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This guide details the steps required to replace buttons on the back face of the camera. Please use this guide only when a specific button is not working. When the problem involves other parts of the camera or all of the buttons, you may need to replace a component of the circuit board.
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Unscrew all eight black, 4mm screws with a Philips 000. (The top-most screw shown in the third image can be accessed by lifting the cover flap off.)
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Pry case open with a metal spludger by slipping the spludger between the back and front case of the camera and wiggling the spludger forwards and backwards.
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Carefully unhook the silver strip with tweezers. Get a grasp of the sides of the silver strip with the tweezers, and pull upwards and out.
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The strip may also be identified by its blue tip, which becomes more visible once pulled out.
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Unscrew the two, right-most, 2 mm screws with a Philips 000.
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Unscrew the left-most, 4 mm screw with a Philips 000.
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Slide off the button panel in the marked direction.
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Flip to the front side of the button panel to access the button sensors.
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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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Where can I get a replacement board for the buttons?
