Canon Eos 30 Top Panel Replacement Repair Guide

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                          10 minutes            

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• Front Panel
• 4 steps
• Top Panel
• 4 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Front Panel               

• Remove the two 4.8 mm black screws above the lens on the front of the camera.

Remove the two 4.8 mm black screws above the lens on the front of the camera.

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Step 2

• Remove the 4.3 mm black screw under the lens ring, and the 4.8 mm black screw under the camera.

Remove the 4.3 mm black screw under the lens ring, and the 4.8 mm black screw under the camera.

Step 3

• Remove the 4.8 mm black screw on the left side of the camera.

Remove the 4.8 mm black screw on the left side of the camera.

Step 4

• Remove the front panel by lifting it away from the camera’s body.

Remove the front panel by lifting it away from the camera’s body.

Step 5

              Top Panel               

• Slide the outer eyepiece upward to remove it.

Slide the outer eyepiece upward to remove it.

Step 6

• Remove the two 4.75 mm black screws located on the top of the camera.

Remove the two 4.75 mm black screws located on the top of the camera.

Step 7

• Remove the four 4.3 mm black screws near the bottom corners of the eyepiece at the back of the camera.

Remove the four 4.3 mm black screws near the bottom corners of the eyepiece at the back of the camera.

Step 8

• Slowly separate the top panel from the camera by pushing it upward.
• Separating the top panel too far or quickly can damage the ribbon cable and connecting wires that are still attached to the top panel of the camera.

Slowly separate the top panel from the camera by pushing it upward.

Separating the top panel too far or quickly can damage the ribbon cable and connecting wires that are still attached to the top panel of the camera.

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

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