Einleitung
This guide will walk you through the process of removing the interior rear frame in a Canon PowerShot SD 600.
Werkzeuge
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Turn the camera over so that the battery compartment is visible. The compartment should read "Card/Batt. Open".
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Open the compartment.
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Lightly push the compartment lid down and outward. The arrow next to "Card/Batt. Open" indicates the direction you should be pushing.
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Once the lid is open, the battery and SD card compartments become visible.
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Notice the red tab on the right side of the battery.
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Slide this tab off the battery.
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The battery is now free to slide out of the compartment.
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There are six 3mm exterior screws that will need to be removed in order to remove the exterior frame.
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Two screws near the tripod mount on the underside of the camera.
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Two screws on the camera left hand side (the face with nothing but screws on it).
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Two screws on the camera right hand side, by the wrist strap attachment.
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Remove the screws using the screwdriver.
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Remove the wrist strap attachment.
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Use the spudger to pry it open.
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Remove the small circular cover underneath the wrist strap attachment.
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Carefully pull apart the two parts of the exterior frame.
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Use the spudger to pry apart the two frame components.
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Once disconnected, the two parts of the frame can be easily separated by using your fingers.
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The rear frame should be removed first.
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There should be an O-ring on the front face of the camera. Ensure to keep the O-ring with the front part of the frame.
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The power and shutter buttons are located on the top of the camera and are removed as a single unit.
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Use the spudger to lift the power/shutter buttons from the camera.
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Disconnect the cable that connects the screen to the front motherboard.
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Using a spudger, unsnap the jawbone connector that holds the cable in
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Gently pull the cable out using the spudger.
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At the back of the camera, there are four 2.5mm screws that will need to be removed in order for the screen to pull off.
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One at the top of the camera that is connected to a bracket that secures the screen.
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Two on the back of the camera,near the speaker.
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One hidden behind the bracket.
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Gently lift the screen and pull it apart from the camera, taking care to unslot the screen brackets from the tabs on the bottom and left side of the camera.
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Do not pull too hard on the screen as there is still another delicate cable running from the screen to the rear board of the camera.
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Gently pull the wide ribbon (shown in an earlier step) cable from the front of the camera to the back using tweezers.
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The screen is now connected only by a small cable that runs to the rear board of the camera. Using tweezers, slowly pull the cable out of the connector.
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For best results, grip the cable as close to the connector as possible.
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The screen should now be separate from the camera body. Be careful not to harm the connectors on the lens so it will reconnect successfully.
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First it is necessary to remove the ribbon cable connecting the control board to the [green] rear accessory board on the camera.
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This is done by unsnapping the jawbone connector and gently pulling the cable out with tweezers or the spudger.
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Using the spudger, gently push up the board from the pins underneath it.
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Follow the board up and around the camera, gently unseating the board and cables.
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The speaker will still be connected to the board via two small power wires. Use the tweezers to pull and unplug the power connector from the main rear accessory board.
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Grip the top control board with the tweezers and gently pull up to unseat it from the placement pins it sits on.
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If need be, use the spudger to gently pry out the optical viewfinder.
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There are six 3mm screws located on the interior frame.
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Remove the screws with the screwdriver.
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After the screws are removed gently pull the frame away from the rest of the camera.
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The interior frame should now be disconnected.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.