Canon PowerShot A200 Camera Lens Replacement

Use the Phillips head screwdriver, rotating counterclockwise, to remove the two screws at the bottom of the camera. Set screws aside.

Hold the camera right side up with the LCD screen facing you. On the left edge of the camera there is one screw visible. There is also a rubber covering. Slide the rubber covering out of the way to expose another screw.

Use a Phillips head screwdriver, rotating counterclockwise, to remove both screws. Set the screws aside.

Hold the camera right side up with the LCD screen facing you. Open the battery compartment on the right side of the camera casing by pushing slightly in the direction of the arrow.

Use the Phillips head screwdriver, rotating counterclockwise, to remove the two screws on either side of the memory card slot. Set the screws aside.

Pull the grey tab towards the back of the camera. Lift the black section of the battery cover up, exposing the battery slots.

Use the Phillips head screwdriver, rotating counter clockwise to remove the two screws on either side of the battery slots. Set the screws aside.

Hold the camera right side up with the LCD screen facing you. Remove the screen battery located to the left of the screen. Set it aside.

Gently pull the camera apart.

On the front half of the camera, locate the black tabs on either side of the white ribbon.

Use the metal tweezers to gently move the black tabs to the outside edges of the ribbon.

Gently pull the white ribbon out of the connection.

On the front half of the camera, locate the black tabs on either side of the orange ribbon.

Use the metal tweezers to gently move the black tabs to the outside edges of the ribbon.

Gently pull the orange ribbon out of the connection.

Follow the instructions in the prerequisite guide Disassembling the Canon PowerShot A200 Case.

Use the Phillips screwdriver to unscrew the 7 screws that hold the camera body to the camera case. The location of the screws are noted in the photo. Set the screws aside.

Pull out the camera body from the outside camera casing.

Use the metal tweezers to unplug the connector from the other side of the camera case.

Use the Philips screwdriver to remove the six screws of the damaged or malfunctioning camera lens. Set the screws aside.

Use the metal tweezers to remove the orange ribbon from the top, back of the camera body.

Use your fingers to gently remove the damaged or malfunctioning lens from the camera body.

Install a new camera lens by following the instructions in reverse order.