はじめに

Use this guide to replace the LCD Display if it is cracked or not functioning properly on your Canon PowerShot A200.

A functioning LCD Display uses its liquid substances to properly create images on the screen of your camera.

A broken LCD screen could be hazardous to the skin. If broken, take appropriate precautions.

Once the case has been disassembled, a new LCD Display can be installed.

Make sure there is some experience with working with difficulty as soldering will be needed to reassemble the camera together.

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Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the two screws located at the bottom of the camera.

Locate the screw and the rubber covering on the left side of the camera. Slide the rubber covering to expose a second screw.
Remove the two screws with the Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Open the battery compartment on the right side of the camera by pushing slightly in the direction of the arrow.
Be sure to remove the memory card.
Remove the two screws by the memory card slot using the Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Pull the grey tab towards the back of the camera. Lift the black cover to expose the battery slots.
Remove the two visible screws with the Phillips #00 screwdriver.
During reassembly, the holes for these screws must align properly with the interior of the camera body. Then the black battery cover must lie flat and be held in place by the grey tab.

Gently pull the camera apart from the top.
Be careful. The two halves are still attached by two short ribbons at the bottom of the camera.

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Locate the black tabs on either side of the white ribbon.
Use the metal tweezers to gently move these tabs to the outside edges of the ribbon.
Gently pull the white ribbon out from its connection.

Locate the black tabs on either side of the orange ribbon.
Use the metal tweezers to gently move these tabs to the outside edges of the ribbon.
Gently pull the orange ribbon out of its connection.
Your camera will now be in two separate pieces.

Use a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the four screws from the corners of the LCD.

Use the iFixit plastic opening tool to lift the LCD away from the back case.
The LCD will still be attached to the back of the camera case by an orange strip.

Use a soldering iron to remove the LCD from the orange cable connected to the back of the camera.
Use the soldering iron to attach your new LCD in place.
Caution: When soldering, allow enough slack in the orange cable, so the LCD will lie flat. The white bar will lie parallel with the electronic components embedded in the motherboard.