Introducción
This guide will show you how to properly disassemble the camera in order to safely remove and replace the LCD screen.
The LCD screen of the camera displays the settings of the lens, as well as the photos and/or videos taken on it. If used long enough with high brightness, the screen may become discolored and leave a "burned in" image on it. You will know if you have screen burn if you see things like the camera ISO and shutter speed left on the screen when you use other features of the camera.
While following the guide make sure you are being careful, as breaking any wires or connections may prevent the screen or other parts of the camera from working. Also check to make sure the camera is fully powered off before starting.
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Turn the camcorder upside down and remove the three 3x4 mm Phillips screws securing the black plastic case.
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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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The trick to reconnecting the orange ribbon is to bend back the ribbon from its natural position so it sticks out a bit then to put the plastic body almost back in position, leaving the gap open like a partially opened book. The ribbon and socket should be almost aligned. The gap should be just enough to see in and poke about with a small tweezers. I needed a decent light and glasses to carefully align the ribbon into its receptacle. I used a small fine pair of tweezers to push (not grab!) the ribbon into place. Make sure the ribbon is correctly inserted and aligned then carefully gently flip the securing clip with the the tweezer and moving along the clip push it gently to secure the ribbon. Dont push too hard, it wont help! Next carefully manipulate the shell over the main body making sure it is aligned at back of the camera with the screw holes all lined up. Put just a couple of screws in to stabilize the loose shell then pop in the battery to check operation of the screen and buttons.
