Canon EOS 20D CF Card Slot Replacement

Step 1: Disassemble the Camera

To begin the repair, you’ll need to disassemble the camera. Start by pulling up on both sides of the eyepiece cap. It should come off with little pressure.

Next, remove the two screws hidden under the viewfinder eyepiece cap.

Step 2: Remove the Rubber Grip

Peel off the rubber grip on the back by grasping one of the corners and pulling it away from the camera body.

Once removed, a hidden screw is revealed.

Step 3: Remove the CF Card Slot

Remove both screws from the rear of the camera.

Next, remove the two indicated screws from the bottom of the camera.

Step 4: Disconnect the Flex Cable

Flip the lock on the flex cable connector up with a spudger.

The front panel should pop off, now that the cable has been disconnected.

Step 5: Remove the CF Slot

Remove the three screws from the edges of the board.

Flip the board up and out so that the ground connection can be unscrewed.

Open the connector for the CF slot.

Remove the screw that attaches the bottom of the CF slot.

Remove the two last screws attaching the top of the CF slot.

Finally, remove the CF slot.

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Canon EOS 40D LCD Replacement Tutorial

Is your Canon EOS 40D’s LCD screen cracked or damaged? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through the process of replacing the LCD screen on your Canon EOS 40D. Please note that this is a complex process and requires some technical expertise. If you’re not comfortable with DIY repairs, we recommend scheduling a repair with Salvation Repair, where our expert technicians will be happy to help.

Step 1: Remove the Battery Compartment Cover

Locate the battery compartment cover on the bottom of the camera, below the shutter button. Find the marked arrow on the battery compartment cover labeled “BATT. OPEN”. Slide the lever following the arrow’s direction and lift at the same time to release the latch.

Step 2: Remove the Battery and Rubber Eyepiece

Release the lever and allow the battery compartment cover to completely open. Remove the battery and the rubber eyepiece by sliding it upwards.

Step 3: Remove the Screws and Side Cover

Remove the three 5.0 mm Phillips #000 screws and the two 3.0 mm Phillips #000 screws on the bottom of the camera. Use a plastic opening tool or your hands to remove the side cover.

Step 4: Disconnect the ZIF Connector and Ribbon Cable

Use a plastic opening tool to gently start prying the rear case up from the rest of the camera. Use the tip of a spudger to disconnect the ZIF connector on the left side of the camera. Disconnect the ribbon cable securing the rear case to the motherboard.

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Step 5: Remove the Rear Case and LCD Screws

Separate the rear case from the camera. Remove the five 5.0 mm Phillips #000 screws securing the LCD to the rear case.

Step 6: Remove the LCD Panel and Frame

Lift the LCD free of the rear case. Remove the yellow tape covering the LCD ZIF connector. Use a plastic opening tool to lift up the black retaining flap. Pull the LCD ribbon cable out of the connector. Use a pair of tweezers to disconnect the cable connector.

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Step 7: Reassemble the Camera

Reattach the LCD panel and frame. Reconnect the LCD ribbon cable and ZIF connector. Reattach the rear case and side cover. Replace the screws and battery compartment cover. Finally, reattach the rubber eyepiece.

That’s it! You’ve successfully replaced the LCD screen on your Canon EOS 40D. If you’re not comfortable with this process or if you encounter any issues, please don’t hesitate to contact

Canon EOS 5D Mark II Front Panel Replacement Tutorial

Are you having trouble with your Canon EOS 5D Mark II’s front panel? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through the process of replacing the front panel of your camera. Please note that this tutorial is for repair purposes only and should not be attempted by those who are not familiar with camera repair.

Step 1: Remove the Rubber Cover

Start by peeling back the rubber cover above the in/out ports to reveal two screw heads. This will give you access to the screws that hold the front panel in place.

Step 2: Remove the Screws

Remove both 5.4 mm screws using a Phillips #0 screwdriver. This will allow you to lift the in/out port plastic covering from the bottom where the backup battery used to be.

Step 3: Remove the Viewfinder Screws

Remove each 6.3 mm screw on either side of the viewfinder using a Phillips #0 screwdriver. This will give you access to the back panel of the camera.

Step 4: Remove the Back Panel Screws

Remove the three 4.8 mm screws on the bottom of the back plate using a Phillips #0 screwdriver. This will allow you to remove the back panel of the camera.

Step 5: Remove the Back Panel

The back panel can now fall off easily by turning the device upside down. Be sure to catch it so the data ribbons do not tear or tug.

Step 6: Disconnect the Data Ribbons

Remove each data ribbon cable from the motherboard by applying pressure down towards the motherboard and gently sliding your thumb upwards on the slot where the cable meets the motherboard. This will raise a very small clip that locks the cable in place.

Step 7: Remove the Front Panel Screws

Peel off the rubber cover on the front panel in order to access the screws underneath. Remove each of the 4.9 mm three screws using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Step 8: Remove the Front Panel

Remove the front panel by lifting upwards from the right side where the in/out ports used to be.

And that’s it You have successfully replaced the front panel of your Canon EOS 5D Mark II. If you’re not comfortable with this repair or if you’re not sure about any of the steps, we recommend that you seek the help of a professional repair service like Salvation Repair. We offer a limited lifetime guarantee on all parts and labor, and our experienced technicians can help you with any camera repair needs you may have.

Canon EOS 5D Mark II LCD Replacement Tutorial

Is your Canon EOS 5D Mark II’s LCD screen cracked or damaged? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the steps to replace the LCD screen on your Canon EOS 5D Mark II. This repair is a bit tricky, but with the right tools and some patience, you can do it yourself. If you’re not comfortable with DIY repairs, you can always schedule a repair with us at Salvation Repair.

Step 1: Remove the Rubber Flap

Lift the rubber flap covering the input/output jacks. This will expose the screw that holds the LCD screen in place.

Step 2: Remove the Screw

Using a Phillips #000, remove the single 3.4 mm screw that holds the LCD screen in place. This screw is located under the rubber flap.

Step 3: Remove the Memory Battery

The memory battery can now be easily slid out of place. Be careful not to touch any of the internal components.

Step 4: Peel Back the Rubber Cover

Peel back the rubber cover above the in/out ports to reveal two screw heads. Remove both 5.4 mm screws using a Phillips #0.

Step 5: Remove the In/Out Port Plastic Covering

Lift the in/out port plastic covering from the bottom where the backup battery used to be.

Step 6: Remove the Viewfinder Screws

Remove each 6.3 mm screw on either side of the viewfinder using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Step 7: Remove the Back Plate Screws

Remove the three 4.8 mm screws on the bottom of the back plate using a Phillips #0.

Step 8: Peel Back the Rubber Covering

Peel back the rubber covering next to the menu dial to access the screw. Remove the single 3.4 mm screw using a Phillips #0.

Step 9: Remove the Back Panel

The back panel can now fall off easily by turning the device upside down. Be sure to catch it so the data ribbons do not tear or tug.

Step 10: Remove the Data Ribbon Cables

Remove each data ribbon cable from the motherboard by applying pressure down towards the motherboard and gently sliding your thumb upwards on the slot where the cable meets the motherboard.

Step 11: Remove the LCD Screen

Remove each of the 3.4 mm screws holding in the LCD using a Phillips #0. Grip the wire attaching the speaker to the data ribbon cable and pull it out. The LCD is now free from the back panel.

Congratulations You have successfully replaced the LCD screen on your Canon EOS 5D Mark II. If you’re not comfortable with DIY repairs or if you’re not sure about any of the steps, you can always schedule a repair with us at Salvation Repair. We offer a limited lifetime guarantee on all parts and labor.

Canon EOS 5D Mark II Internal Speaker Replacement Tutorial

Welcome to this step-by-step guide on how to replace the internal speaker of your Canon EOS 5D Mark II camera. This tutorial is designed to be easy to follow and requires minimal technical expertise. Before we begin, make sure you have the necessary tools and replacement parts ready.

Step 1: Remove the Rubber Flap

Lift the rubber flap covering the input/output jacks. This will give you access to the screws that hold the back panel in place.

Step 2: Remove the Screws

Using a Phillips #000, remove the single 3.4 mm screw that holds the back panel in place. This screw is located on the top right side of the camera.

Step 3: Remove the Back Panel

Peel back the rubber cover above the in/out ports to reveal two screw heads. Remove both 5.4 mm screws using a Phillips #0.

Step 4: Disconnect the Data Ribbon Cables

Remove each data ribbon cable from the motherboard by applying pressure down towards the motherboard and gently sliding your thumb upwards on the slot where the cable meets the motherboard.

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Step 5: Remove the LCD Screws

Remove each of the 3.4 mm screws holding in the LCD using a Phillips #0.

Step 6: Remove the Speaker

Grip the wire attaching the speaker to the data ribbon cable and pull it out. Then, remove the single 4.8 mm screw using a Phillips #0.

Step 7: Replace the Speaker

Install the new speaker by firmly gripping the top of the speaker and pulling down towards the bottom of the back panel while rotating the top of the speaker upwards, away from the back panel.

Step 8: Reassemble the Camera

Reattach the back panel and replace the screws. Make sure everything is securely in place before turning on your camera.

Conclusion:

Congratulations! You have successfully replaced the internal speaker of your Canon EOS 5D Mark II camera. If you encounter any issues during the process, feel free to contact Salvation Repair for assistance. We offer a limited lifetime guarantee of all parts and labor.

Canon EOS 5D Mark III: Main Board Replacement Tutorial

Welcome, dear reader! Are you ready to dive into the world of camera repair? Specifically, the Canon EOS 5D Mark III? You’ve come to the right place! In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the process of replacing the main board in your Canon EOS 5D Mark III. So, let’s get started!

Safety First

Before we begin, let’s make sure you’re prepared. Working on electronic devices can be dangerous if you’re not careful. Here are a few safety tips to keep in mind:

• Always ensure your device is unplugged from the power source before you start working on it.
• Use an antistatic wrist strap to prevent damage to the device from static electricity.
• Work in a well-lit area with a clean, static-free surface.
• Be patient and take your time. Rushing can lead to mistakes and damage to the device.

What You’ll Need

To replace the main board in your Canon EOS 5D Mark III, you’ll need the following tools and parts:

• A replacement main board for the Canon EOS 5D Mark III.
• A Phillips #00 screwdriver.
• A spudger or plastic opening tool.
• Tweezers.
• Antistatic wrist strap.

Step 1: Remove the Rubber Hand Grips

Start by removing the rubber hand grips from around the camera. Don’t worry, they can be put back without any loss of stickiness. Use your fingers or a spudger to carefully pry them off.

Step 2: Remove the Plastic Around the Viewfinder

Next, remove the plastic around the viewfinder by squeezing the sides and lifting towards the top of the camera. This will expose four screws that need to be removed.

Step 3: Remove the Screws

Remove the four screws from the back of the camera. The top screws are a different size from the bottom screws, so keep the top separate from the bottom. Before you proceed, be sure to label exactly where each screw you remove should go. You’ll notice the plastic container near the top of the picture. There are 5 more like it with tape labels stating where the screws go. There are a lot of different sizes holding this camera together and meticulous planning is necessary. This is very important!

Step 4: Remove the Back Plate