Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

11

Time Required

                          25 minutes            

Sections

1

  • LCD Display
  • 11 steps

Flags

0

  • BackNikon Coolpix S7000

  • Full Screen

  • Options

  • History

  • Save to Favorites

  • Download PDF

  • Edit

  • Translate

  • Get Shareable Link

  • Embed This Guide

  • Notify Me of Changes

  • Stop Notifications

Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              LCD Display               
  • Turn the camera upside down and remove the two 40mm JIS screws by using a JIS J000 screwdriver.

Turn the camera upside down and remove the two 40mm JIS screws by using a JIS J000 screwdriver.

1024

Step 2

  • Turn camera on its left side and remove the two 40mm JIS screws by using a JIS J000 screwdriver.

Turn camera on its left side and remove the two 40mm JIS screws by using a JIS J000 screwdriver.

Step 3

  • Turn the camera on its right side and remove the two 40mm JISscrews by using a JIS J000 screwdriver.

Turn the camera on its right side and remove the two 40mm JISscrews by using a JIS J000 screwdriver.

Step 4

  • Carefully remove front cover of the camera.

Carefully remove front cover of the camera.

Step 5

  • Carefully remove the right side of the camera.
  • In order to do so, you will have to lift up on the edge of the cover that has the shutter button on it. (Look at next photo to see how it looks)

Carefully remove the right side of the camera.

In order to do so, you will have to lift up on the edge of the cover that has the shutter button on it. (Look at next photo to see how it looks)

Step 6

  • Gently remove the back cover of the camera.

Gently remove the back cover of the camera.

Step 7

  • Remove the two 20mm JIS screws using a JIS J000 screwdriver. They are responsible for keeping the keypad in place.

Remove the two 20mm JIS screws using a JIS J000 screwdriver. They are responsible for keeping the keypad in place.

Step 8

  • Flip the keypad up and over the camera.

Flip the keypad up and over the camera.

Step 9

  • Carefully pull the LCD display up from the camera.
  • Fold the LCD display over the camera.

Carefully pull the LCD display up from the camera.

Fold the LCD display over the camera.

Step 10

  • Using a JIS J000 screwdriver, remove the five 30mm JIS screws identified in the metal frame.
  • Once all of the screws are removed from the metal frame, gently lift up and remove the metal frame from camera.

Using a JIS J000 screwdriver, remove the five 30mm JIS screws identified in the metal frame.

Once all of the screws are removed from the metal frame, gently lift up and remove the metal frame from camera.

Step 11

  • In order to disconnect the LCD display ribbon from the zero insertion force (ZIF) connector we must first flip up the little black tab with your fingernail.
  • Gently pull the out the LCD display ribbon from the connector. It should slide out pretty easy.
  • For this step, avoid using a metal object. However, you can use a finger nail to complete task.

In order to disconnect the LCD display ribbon from the zero insertion force (ZIF) connector we must first flip up the little black tab with your fingernail.

Gently pull the out the LCD display ribbon from the connector. It should slide out pretty easy.

For this step, avoid using a metal object. However, you can use a finger nail to complete task.

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

Cancel: I did not complete this guide.

                                                                                      3 other people completed this guide.                                             

Author

                                      with 2 other contributors 

                    Jonathan Manigo II                     

Member since: 02/20/2017

309 Reputation

                                      2 Guides authored                  



                       Badges:
                       6







                                                        +3 more badges                           

Team

                       USF Tampa, Team S2-G3, Lacy Spring 2017                        

                                                  Member of USF Tampa, Team S2-G3, Lacy Spring 2017 



                    USFT-LACY-S17S2G3                     


                                            4 Members                     


                                            10 Guides authored                     

Rainer Wasilewski - May 5, 2019

Reply

Hello,

thank you for this helpful instrucions. It was easy to follow, however in Step 11 when I tried to open the ZIF Connector, the little black tab jumped away and now I don’t know how to get it back in position. I tried nearly everything but even with precision tweezers I couldn’t fix it. Do you know any help.

By the way, is the Display only working, when the display ribbon is fixed properly with the ZIF connector?

Thank you very much.

Greetings

wasi

Suzanne N - Nov 9, 2019

Reply

I did this today and it worked! Saved my self buying a new camera. For about $25 Got the screen from aliexpress. Bought the screwdriver from Jaycar electronics. I used a magnifying lamp over a clean white surface and had containers ready for 20, 30 , 40 mm screws. Taking the back off was tedious as it wracks easily and binds in one corner. Very satisfying. Thanks

Suzanne Newman

Heiko Jahn - Apr 18, 2021

Reply

Just repaired my father’s camers with this instruction - tank you very much. One step might be added: My replacement display (EUR 17 via ebay) did not come with the upper glass (*) labeled “Nikon” at the bottom. It is glued to the original one, so I removed it and glued it to the new one.

*Please excuse my bad english.

Tau - Feb 20, 2022

Reply

Just finished replacing the screen; works a marvel; thank you for the clear instructions; mind you, it turned out this camera, same model as described, has 4 screws beneath the display instead of 5, and no need to remove them to dis/connect the ZIF connector.

Used a computer screwdriver, a magnet to hold the screws, at first a magnifying lens which turned out not necessary.