Canon EOS Rebel XS Strap Loops Replacement

Remove the two 3mm (1/8") black screws from the side cover using a #00 Phillips screwdriver.

On the bottom, remove the 6mm (13/64") screw with the #00 Phillips Screwdriver.

Pry up the panel; starting from the front/bottom corner, as indicated.

There's a concealed lip, under the opposite edge.

Remove three medium length screws from the bottom of the camera

Remove the two medium length screws on the front panel of the camera above the lens mount.

Once you done, you may use the Spudger to panel from non-grip side.

Remove the three long black screws from the bottom using a #00 Phillips screwdriver.

Use tweezers to lift the panel.

Once you have detached the back cover, use a pair of tweezers to lightly pull on strap found connecting the back cover to the camera.

Remove the two 4.5mm (.18in) long black screws from the camera grip using a #00 Phillips screwdriver.

Use your fingertip to pry off the external shutter port cover.

Remove the two 5mm (.20in) long silver screws securing the grip to the camera using a #00 Phillips screwdriver.

Use the spudger tool to carefully pry the grip from the rest of the camera.

Once the grip is loose, use your fingers to remove it from the camera.

Grasp the eyepiece with your fingers and slide upwards to remove it.

Remove the following ribbons with the tweezers by gently pulling on them.

Remove the three black screws, near the eye piece, using the Phillips Screwdriver.

Remove the cable heads attached on the front side of the camera next to the lens mount.

You can use your fingers to pull the top panel of the camera.

Remove the two 5.0mm (.20in) silver screws from the first loop hole using a #00 Phillips screwdriver (Picture Two).

Remove the 6.8mm (.27in) wide head silver screw from the second loop hole using a #00 Phillips screwdriver (Picture Three).

Use your fingers to remove the loop holes.