20.4 MP CMOS Sensor

50x Optical Zoom

GPS, NFC and WiFi

Remove the eight screws.

Begin with the bottom and pull the case apart.

Free up the connector under the black tape.

Disconnect the ribbon cable.

You need to pull up the brown edge of the connector to open it. (Here shown with another connector of the next step.)

Disconnect all seven remaining ribbon cables.

Disconnect these with the technique from the last step.

Simply pull these out of the connector. There are small edge at the cable to easily pull them out.

Unscrew both screws

Take out the bracket. You can then remove the bracket from the speaker.

Unscrew all three screw that are holding the bracket down.

Lift up the bracket and then the connectors.

Unscrew the three screws.

Turn the mainboard around and disconnect the last ribbon cable.

Unscrew the four screws.

Note that the two bottom screws are shorter than the others.

Frontglass holder

Frontglass, you may want to clean it, if you have disassembled it

Lens with spring. This is used to give you a sharp view into the viewfinder. The small nib is pushed in different positions by the small dial on the case to adjust the focus for your eyes

Monitor, a very small monitor. Looks much like the image sensor.

Proximity sensor for detecting your eye and therefore switching to the viewfinder.

PCB with 2 unidentified ICs (659L and 3232 615)

Backcover

Disconnect the ribbon cable to the GPS module at the top.

Unscrew the last two screws of the baseplate. Then pull the baseplate to back.

Unscrew the battery case and pull it out.

Disconnect the ribbon cable, unscrew the flash PCB from the battery case and pull them apart. Finally, the mainboard (and therefore the antenna and battery) is separated from the rest.

To remove the button panel, you have to unscrew these two screws.

When reinserting, make sure that the nib for the zoom is in the middle position. Otherwise it will zoom the whole time.

Unscrew these 4 screws to seperate the optics part from the rest of the case

Unscrew these to loosen the motor from the sensor backplate

Unscrew these 6 screws, after you have taken the optics out of the case. Note that the three motor screws where in place during the photo, but should be removed first

To be able to separate the Sensorbackplate from the rest, you have to unsolder the conenctor

Also disconnect this connector, as well as the connector on the opposite site

Finally you have the sensor with (maybe?) the auto focus lens.

The rest of the optics contains 3 tubes as well as 3 moving lenses

Unscrew the 4 screw to loosen the sprocket

Before you can remove it, you have to floss the 2 ribbon cables through the outer case. It is not easy, you have to rotate them, but it is manageable

The outer case has a gear mount and grooves for the inner tube.

This tube has the front lens integrated and is visible to the outside when the camera is turned on and zooming.

The inner tube moves all 4 lenses.

This groove moves the tube with the front lens.

The three inner grooves moves the image stabilisation, the shutter and an additional lens.

This nip interacts with the grooves in the outer tube.

Unscrew all 5 screws to remove the rod holder. Then you can separate all three optics groups.

This is a moving lens with no other purpose

This is the shutter and aperture module. It also integrates some lenses.

This is the image stabilisator, which contains two coils and magnets.

The shutter and aperture is combined into one assembly.

The shutter seems to be actuated by a magnet.

I was able to open and close the shutter with a magnet.

You can see the two magnets, that are used to move the lens

These are all disassembled part. Not everything is removed from the case and disassembled entirely