Difficulty

Easy

Steps

4

Time Required

                          15 - 30 minutes            

Sections

1

  • Rear Facing Camera Lens Cover
  • 4 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Video Overview

Step 1

              The damage               
  • A nice big rugged case is all good and well but it can’t protect everything

A nice big rugged case is all good and well but it can’t protect everything

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Step 2

              Remove the battery cover               
  • Locate the niche on the bottom right side of the phone.
  • You can use your finger nail or a pry tool to pop open the battery cover.
  • It is clipped on all around the phone. It shouldn’t take too much force to open. It’s quite easy to remove.

Locate the niche on the bottom right side of the phone.

You can use your finger nail or a pry tool to pop open the battery cover.

It is clipped on all around the phone. It shouldn’t take too much force to open. It’s quite easy to remove.

Step 3

              Remove camera lens cover               
  • Remove the two screws holding the camera lens cover on. Keep in mind they are two different sizes. Short one up top, longer one on bottom. Use a small phillips head screwdriver. (sorry for removing them before taking the pic)
  • Remove the camera lens cover. I used my sharp pointed tweezers to pop the bottom of the cover up. It is also held in with small clips, much like the battery cover.
  • Save the volume/power button from the old cover and reuse it with the new camera lens cover.

Remove the two screws holding the camera lens cover on. Keep in mind they are two different sizes. Short one up top, longer one on bottom. Use a small phillips head screwdriver. (sorry for removing them before taking the pic)

Remove the camera lens cover. I used my sharp pointed tweezers to pop the bottom of the cover up. It is also held in with small clips, much like the battery cover.

Save the volume/power button from the old cover and reuse it with the new camera lens cover.

Step 4

              Put new camera cover in               
  • Clean the camera lens and the new camera lens cover. Put the new cover in. I put the left side in at an angle first and then popped the right side in to the clips. Don’t use too much force or it could possibly break the plastic
  • Put the battery cover back on and slap your phone back in it’s case if you have one. Done!

Clean the camera lens and the new camera lens cover. Put the new cover in. I put the left side in at an angle first and then popped the right side in to the clips. Don’t use too much force or it could possibly break the plastic

Put the battery cover back on and slap your phone back in it’s case if you have one. Done!

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Billy - Jan 25, 2015

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This guide gave me the push to fix my lens cap issue myself. Ordered replacement parts off ebay from china for real cheap and it took me all of five minutes to replace the lens cap. now my pictures turn out great and I know how to fix this minor issue. Thanks!

Logan - Jan 26, 2015

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That’s great to hear Billy. This phone is quite easy to fix. I might post another guide on it soon

Naim Sadiku - Mar 12, 2015

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Where I can by it

Logan - Mar 14, 2015

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I purchased mine from amazon

jasonstovall - May 8, 2015

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Excellent step by step. It is so simple yet without the confidence to even attempt to take the phone apart I would have not known. Thank you sir!