Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

7

Time Required

                          15 minutes            

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

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  • Locate the battery compartment on the bottom panel of the camera.
  • Open the battery door by using a coin.
  • In the counterclockwise direction, twist the coin in the battery door groove to open it.

Locate the battery compartment on the bottom panel of the camera.

Open the battery door by using a coin.

In the counterclockwise direction, twist the coin in the battery door groove to open it.

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Step 2

  • Two batteries are located inside the battery chamber.
  • Remove the two batteries from the battery chamber by picking them up.

Two batteries are located inside the battery chamber.

Remove the two batteries from the battery chamber by picking them up.

Step 3

  • There is a screw located underneath the batteries in the battery compartment.
  • Unscrew and remove the (1) black Phillips #00 5mm screw from the battery compartment.
  • Ensure good lighting before attempting to remove this screw because it is hard to see inside the compartment.

There is a screw located underneath the batteries in the battery compartment.

Unscrew and remove the (1) black Phillips #00 5mm screw from the battery compartment.

Ensure good lighting before attempting to remove this screw because it is hard to see inside the compartment.

Step 4

  • From underneath the flash assembly, remove the (1) black Phillips #00 5mm screw
  • Be careful because you can lose the screw

From underneath the flash assembly, remove the (1) black Phillips #00 5mm screw

Be careful because you can lose the screw

Step 5

  • The only screws remaining that hold the top panel of the camera in place are located next to the view finder.
  • Remove the (2) black Phillips #00 5mm screws from both sides of the view finder.
  • Be careful because you can lose the screw

The only screws remaining that hold the top panel of the camera in place are located next to the view finder.

Remove the (2) black Phillips #00 5mm screws from both sides of the view finder.

Step 6

  • The top panel of the camera should now be easy to lift off. If it is not, make sure that all screws and attachments, listed in steps 1-5, have been removed.
  • Once all screws are removed, lift the top panel from the camera.
  • Be careful when removing the top panel because there are wires connected to it.

The top panel of the camera should now be easy to lift off. If it is not, make sure that all screws and attachments, listed in steps 1-5, have been removed.

Once all screws are removed, lift the top panel from the camera.

Be careful when removing the top panel because there are wires connected to it.

Step 7

  • Use a metal spudger to push the button out of its socket so that you can place a new one in its place.

Use a metal spudger to push the button out of its socket so that you can place a new one in its place.

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

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