Introduction
After long term use, it is possible that the snap shot button on your camera needs to be replaced. While replacing this component may be somewhat involved, it can restore functionality to your camera.
Tools
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To remove the secondary battery, reposition the camera to where the display screen is facing upwards.
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Place your finger inside the empty battery compartment and pull away from the camera on the ridged battery tab.
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Place the camera on its side with the soft touch grip facing up and the top of the camera facing right.
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Slide the memory card door in the direction of the arrow engraved on the camera.
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Once the door has slid open to its full position, lift up on the door.
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With the door open, push down the small black plunger next to the CF slot. The CF card will disengage from the slot and be ejected far enough that you can grasp it between thumb and forefinger and remove it from the slot.
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Separate the top casing from the electrical components enough to expose the wire harnesses that will need to be disconnected.
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Use a J00 screwdriver to remove the two silver 4 mm screws from underneath the snapshot button.
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Use a J00 screwdriver to remove the 3 mm screws from the plate under snapshot the snapshot button.
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Place the components off to the side without removing any ribbons.
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Use a 1.5 flat head bit to remove the c-clip from underneath the snapshot button by pushing against the open side of the pin.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.