Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

8

Time Required

                          25 minutes

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              LCD Display
  • Remove battery and ground your wrist using a grounding strap to prevent damage to device.

Remove battery and ground your wrist using a grounding strap to prevent damage to device.

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Step 2

  • Remove battery and ground your wrist using a grounding strap to prevent damage to device.
  • 2 screws on the side -1.3 mm

2 screws on the side -1.3 mm

Step 3

  • 4 screws are located on the opposite/interior side of screen case. Use the J000 gauge screw driver head to remove these 4 screws. Furthermore, these screws are a larger gauge then the other 2. Please sort these accordingly.
  • 4 small screws on back 1.58 mm

4 screws are located on the opposite/interior side of screen case. Use the J000 gauge screw driver head to remove these 4 screws. Furthermore, these screws are a larger gauge then the other 2. Please sort these accordingly.

4 small screws on back 1.58 mm

Step 4

  • Following the removal of the 6 screws, Locate the joint of the casing. Place a flat lever inside this crevice and apply pressure. The case should simply pop open into the 2 casing pieces and the screen mechanism. Warning. No Dot try to remove bottom casing until next step.

Following the removal of the 6 screws, Locate the joint of the casing. Place a flat lever inside this crevice and apply pressure. The case should simply pop open into the 2 casing pieces and the screen mechanism. Warning. No Dot try to remove bottom casing until next step.

Step 5

  • There are several components inside the casing. A board, a power cable, the screen and a ribbon cable. First, using tweezers lift the metallic clamp connecting the ribbon to the board.
  • WARNING. If the lever doesn’t lift immediately, do not forcefully lift it. This could damage the ribbon and board. When reapplying the ribbon, secure connection.

There are several components inside the casing. A board, a power cable, the screen and a ribbon cable. First, using tweezers lift the metallic clamp connecting the ribbon to the board.

WARNING. If the lever doesn’t lift immediately, do not forcefully lift it. This could damage the ribbon and board. When reapplying the ribbon, secure connection.

Step 6

  • Now that the ribbon is disconnected, remove the board carefully and place it aside. This piece still works so leave it attached to camera.

Now that the ribbon is disconnected, remove the board carefully and place it aside. This piece still works so leave it attached to camera.

Step 7

  • The screen is glued into the casing. Remove the screen by carefulyl lifting along the edges of the case until the screen pops out. Place new screen into the existing casing. A small about of glue or adhesive may be necessary if their isn’t sufficient adhesive remaining in the case. Repeat steps in reverse to reapply screen.

The screen is glued into the casing. Remove the screen by carefulyl lifting along the edges of the case until the screen pops out. Place new screen into the existing casing. A small about of glue or adhesive may be necessary if their isn’t sufficient adhesive remaining in the case. Repeat steps in reverse to reapply screen.

Step 8

  • If screen doesn’t power on after replacing the battery, Go back and check connections of the ribbon.

If screen doesn’t power on after replacing the battery, Go back and check connections of the ribbon.

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

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