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If your camera's zoom ability is broken or jammed, you may need to replace the lens portion. Alternatively, if your camera's lens is damaged, you may need to replace the lens.
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Using a Philips #000 head screwdriver, remove the 8 screws (3.30 mm) visible on the external part of the camera.
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There are 2 on each side, and 4 on the bottom.
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Remove the black casing on the back of the camera that runs around the LCD screen.
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Using the Philips #000 head screwdriver, remove the 1.90 mm internal screw located just above the lanyard mount.
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Using the Philips #000 head screwdriver, remove the 3.30 mm screw located on the side of the camera near the lanyard mount.
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Using the Philips #000 head screwdriver, remove 2 additional 3.30 mm screws holding the lanyard mount in place.
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Remove the lanyard mount and accompanying side shell casing off of the camera.
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Using the Philips #000 head screwdriver, remove the 3.30 mm screw securing the top shell casing.
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Using the Philips #000 head screwdriver, remove the 3.40 mm screw located on the front of the camera in the upper corner by the LED light.
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Remove the remaining side shell casing.
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Using the Philips #000 head screwdriver, remove the 3.40 mm screw located near the functional buttons.
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Using precision tweezers, remove the ribbon cable that runs from the functional buttons plate to the under side of the motherboard.
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Using precision tweezers, lift up the bottom of the functional buttons plate and remove the metal plate.
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Using precision tweezers, gently remove the ribbon cable running from LCD to the bottom side of the motherboard.
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Using precision tweezers, gently lift up on the black strip of the ZIF Connector securing the cable from the LCD to the motherboard.
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Then, gently remove the wire by pulling the base of the ribbon cable towards the LCD screen.
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Remove the LCD screen from the metal mount.
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Using a Philips #000 head screwdriver, remove 7 Philips head screws of length 3.4mm from the metal LCD camera mount.
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Using precision tweezers, gently lift up on the black strip of the first ZIF Connector securing the cable from the lens to the connector on the motherboard.
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Using precision tweezers, grab the base of the first ribbon cable and pull out parallel to the metal mount.
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Using precision tweezers, gently lift up on the black strip of the second ZIF Connector securing the cable from the lens to the connector on the motherboard.
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Using precision tweezers, grab the base of the second ribbon cable and pull out parallel to the metal mount.
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Using a plastic spudger, pry open the 4 clamps on the exterior of the screen mount.
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Separate the screen mount and the lens.
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Using a plastic spudger, pry the 3 metal clamps away from the lens.
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Remove the lens.
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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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My screws too stripped. But I thought this would be easy as the discription. Fix your jammed lens!. I haven't fully investigated my ipod touch 5th generation. Which battery needs to be removed to see the flipped side, it looks dirty near the board. Maybe I read wrong… but anyways. That's the best I done…. I just panic. Will try again when I get a screw driver. Or get a magic flash card. That's some folk lore I will try.
