Make sure the battery is removed first.

You need to remove all the screws on the bottom and on both sides Next open the front case. The front case may be tightly hinged on the top, be careful when using a little force. Disconnect the two ribbon cables from the lens to the mainboard, on the right side of the mainboard. lease note that these ribbon cables are secured by the clip on the connector. You need to gently flip up the clip open using your finger nail before pulling out the cable. Make sure the cable is all the way inserted into the connector before pushing down the clip when installing. !emove the lens. !emove a screw at the bottom right corner. You can see it after the lens is removed. !emove another screw at the opposite corner, top left. The screw is buried though. Disconnect the small ribbon cable on that corner may be helpful. Disconnect the "#D cable on the top of the main board. The widest connector on the top is the one for "#D. $gain there is a clip on "#D connector. #arefully lift up the entire frame with the main board and battery compartment. %ree up the "#D cable with from its connector and remove the "#D under the lifted frame. &nstallation is pretty much the reverse of above steps. 'ere are a few things to note. lease make sure the "#D surfaces are free of any dust and put it face down into the base case first. '(!( &) $ *(!Y #!&T&#$" )T( . There is a little piece of the cable, where the "#D backlight cable is soldered onto the "#D cable. You need to insert this little cable into a socket on the back case, so that the two solder points will not have the contact to the metal frame. +therwise, you will have the trouble to power the camera on, or even cause the damage to the main board. lease note that all the cables are very delicate, particular the one for "#D near the connecting section of the "#D, so do not pull them hard and bend them too much. ,ood "uck