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Audiovox CDM-8900 Camera Replacement

作成者： Aaron Shaw (そして 9 人のその他投稿者)
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難易度

普通

手順

6

所要時間

15分

セクション

4

フラグ

4

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Better Introduction

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はじめに

Here is how you remove the camera from the logic board of the cell phone.

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  1. Hold the phone in one hand, slide the latch up, and pull the battery up to remove it. Hold the phone in one hand, slide the latch up, and pull the battery up to remove it.

    • Hold the phone in one hand, slide the latch up, and pull the battery up to remove it.

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  2. Grasp the antenna at its base and twist to unscrew. Remove the antenna along with its plastic casing from inside the battery housing. Keep the antenna in the plastic casing for reassembly. Remove the antenna along with its plastic casing from inside the battery housing. Keep the antenna in the plastic casing for reassembly.

    • Grasp the antenna at its base and twist to unscrew.

    • Remove the antenna along with its plastic casing from inside the battery housing. Keep the antenna in the plastic casing for reassembly.

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  4. Remove the small rubber insert from the top of the phone to access the top screw. Unscrew all five screws on the back of the cell phone with a Phillips #00 screwdriver. If screws do not slide out after unscrewing, gently flip and tap the phone in your hand until the screws come loose.

    • Remove the small rubber insert from the top of the phone to access the top screw.

    • Unscrew all five screws on the back of the cell phone with a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

    • If screws do not slide out after unscrewing, gently flip and tap the phone in your hand until the screws come loose.

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  5. Wedge the phone plate toward you, using the leverage from an opening tool. The volume control button on the left side of the phone will loosen. Make sure to carefully reinsert it during reassembly. Detach the motherboard from the LCD screen connector by gently detaching the small copper plate on the top right of the motherboard.

    • Wedge the phone plate toward you, using the leverage from an opening tool.

    • The volume control button on the left side of the phone will loosen. Make sure to carefully reinsert it during reassembly.

    • Detach the motherboard from the LCD screen connector by gently detaching the small copper plate on the top right of the motherboard.

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  6. To release the motherboard, push the large "OK" button located on the other side of the phone. Before reassembly, make sure the keypad is lined up with the motherboard. Be sure the camera lens is properly aligned at the top of the motherboard and the volume controls are in place. Before reassembly, make sure the keypad is lined up with the motherboard. Be sure the camera lens is properly aligned at the top of the motherboard and the volume controls are in place.

    • To release the motherboard, push the large "OK" button located on the other side of the phone.

    • Before reassembly, make sure the keypad is lined up with the motherboard. Be sure the camera lens is properly aligned at the top of the motherboard and the volume controls are in place.

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  7. Grasp camera.

    • Grasp camera.

    • Slide the camera out of slot on the logic board.

    • Camera is difficult to reassemble; there is a white clip for easy camera replacement. Verify that you orient the camera correctly when reinserting.

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終わりに

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

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Aaron Shaw

メンバー登録日: 2010年04月15日

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CPSU-REGAN-S10S28G31

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