Nikon COOLPIX P7700 Back Casing Replacement

Geschrieben von: Dustin Wahl

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Nikon COOLPIX P7700 Back Casing Replacement

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Moderate

Schritte

Zeitaufwand

15 - 20 Minuten

Einleitung

This guide showcases how to replace the back casing on a Nikon COOLPX p7700 camera. By following these seven simple steps, you should comfortably be able to remove the casing on the camera to get to the inside.

Werkzeuge

Phillips #00 Screwdriver

Schritt 1

Turn camera to the left side and remove the two 4.3 mm black side screws using the Phillips #00 screwdriver.
Remove the side panel.

Schritt 2

Open the touch screen, and remove the three 4.3 mm black screws inside using the Phillips #00 screwdriver.

These 3 screws are longer than the others! Store them separately.

Tomaz - 14/05/17

If you fix the p7800, the right down screw is different, its not a countersink, its flush.

Robert Böhm -

Schritt 3

Remove the 4.3 mm black screw on top of the camera, right above where the screen folds out. Use the Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Schritt 4

Remove the two 4.3 mm black screws on the right side of the camera using the Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Schritt 5

Remove the 4.3 mm black screws on the bottom of the camera using the Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Schritt 6

Begin separating the camera into two parts.
It is okay to remove the orange ribbon. This will be easily put back into place when re-assembling.

a. Remove plastic plate between main body & LCD screen (where the thumb is in the pic).

b. Remove one screw (the only one) found behind the plastic plate.

Kramm K - 11/06/16

This is the most scary moment as I did not know how to remove the orange flat cable. I would not come off and I broke off a little plastic. Somehow it came off accidentally as I moved the backcover. The cable was later re- inserted with care, from the right towards the left via a very thin slit.

JY - 14/11/16

"It is okay to remove the orange ribbon. This will be easily put back into place when re-assembling." Easily put back? Yeah, right (not!). It is actually anything but easy. I managed doing it after several attempts, but it was more by luck than skill. The ribbon is tiny, the contacts even more so and the slot into which the ribbon must be reinserted - I cannot even see it properly. A pair of small tweezers is a must for this step.

Tomaz - 14/05/17