Canon PowerShot G7X Flash Replacement

ID: 108449

Description: This guide will help you replace the flash for...

Steps:

  1. Remove the five 2mm Phillips #000 screws that are under the screen of the camera.
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  3. Remove the two 3mm Phillips #000 screws under the AV-out digital flap.
  4. Remove the two 3 mm Phillips #000 screws from the side of the camera.
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  6. Remove the two 3 mm Phillips #000 screws on the side of camera with the flash toggle.
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  8. Remove the four 4 mm Phillips #000 screws from the plate on the bottom of the camera.
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  10. Remove the back plate.
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  12. Remove the three 3 mm Phillips #000 screws around the dial.
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  14. Using the nylon spudger, gently lift the ZIF tab.
  15. Disconnect the ribbon cable that connects the dial to the motherboard.
  16. Remove the dial from the device.
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  18. Remove the three, blue 5 mm Phillips screws from the back plate.
  19. Remove seven 2 mm Phillips #000 screws.
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  21. While using the plastic opening tool, gently pry the top plate off the camera.
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  23. Using the black nylon spudger, gently lift the ribbon cable connected to the LCD screen housing until it comes out then remove the housing.
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  25. Remove the 2 mm Phillips #000 screw underneath the top plate.
  26. Remove silver plate.
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  28. Take the Phillips #000 and remove the three 5 mm screws from the front plate.
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  30. Using the spudger, gently lift the ribbon cable from underneath the front plate.
  31. Remove the front plate.
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  33. Remove flash toggle plate.
  34. Remove the 2mm Phillips #000 screws under the flash toggle.
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  36. Flash contains charged capacitor. Shock hazard.
  37. Using the black nylon spudger, gently lift the ribbon cable that connects the flash to motherboard and remove the flash from the device.
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