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This guide will demonstrate the steps required to replace a problematic motherboard on your Nikon D610.
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Set the camera so that it is sitting on its side.
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Open the battery compartment door by sliding the release button towards the lens.
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This will cause the door to "pop" open slightly
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Now lift open the battery compartment door.
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Push the yellow tab lock towards the center to release the battery.
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Pull straight out, slowly on the battery.
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After removal of the battery. Pull the battery compartment door away from the lens.
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There are eleven Philips head screws that hold the bottom cover on, including a few inside the battery compartment.
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Remove all the screws and the bottom face should pop off easily.
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Then next step is removing the seven Philips #00 screws that hold the rear face plate on.
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There are screws hidden in three separate spots.
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One is under the rubber doors on the left side of the camera. the next one at the eye hole.
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The final one involves taking off the small dial that is about half an inch to the right of the eye hole.
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Removing this dial involves putting a spungder tool behind it and applying a gradual amount of pressure.
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The rear face plate will include the LCD display it separates from the body of the camera with a small tug.
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Once there is enough space it will be possible to gently pull the ribbon cable out of their ports.
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The next piece to come off is the front plate and the red grip.
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The front plate is held on by 2 Philips #00 screws on the front and two more beneath the flash bulb.
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Remove the two Phillips #00 screws holding on the grip and it slides off easily.
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It is now possible to remove the last three Philips #00 screws that are hidden under the memory card slot door.
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The screws come out and the cover comes straight off.
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The last cover plate is the top. The top is held on by two screws located just beneath the rim of the cover.
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The rear side of the camera is where the motherboard is located. It is visible after you have taken off the rear face plate.
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Remove the shield that protects it from static first.
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This shield has six Philips #00 screws that are positioned around the edge of the shield.
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After removal of the screws the shield will come free from the motherboard.
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There are a few ribbon cables that connect to the motherboard to the rest of the camera with some of them hiding under other ribbon cables.
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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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