Nikon Coolpix P530 CCD Sensor Replacement

Identify the battery chamber found at the bottom of the device.

Slide the switch to the left to open the battery chamber using your fingertip or plastic opening tools.

The spring loaded battery chamber door will swing open after the switch is moved.

Depress the yellow spring loaded tab holding the battery in place using your fingertip or plastic opening tools.

After the yellow tab is depressed, the battery should partially eject from the camera.

Gently remove the battery from the chamber.

Remove the six 4mm screws highlighted in red with the Phillips #000 screwdriver.

Remove the 5mm screw highlighted in orange with the Phillips #000 screwdriver.

Pop up the camera flash using the button below the lightning bolt on the left side of the camera.

Identify the small notch below the camera flash where the body of the camera and the back cover join.

Use plastic opening tools to pry the darker plastic piece under the camera flash from the lighter plastic camera body.

Gently pry with a plastic opening tool around the perimeter of the camera.

Gently lift the back cover away from the camera body.

A gold ribbon cable will join the back cover of the camera to the internal electronic components. Be careful not to remove the back cover without removing the cable since this part can easily break.

To remove the ribbon cable, gently pull the connector from the camera's internal electronic components using a pair of tweezers.

After the ribbon cable is removed from the camera body, the cover can be completely removed.

Lift the LCD screen upwards.

Tilt the screen towards the ribbon cable.

Remove the ribbon cable by gently pulling the cable away from the motherboard using tweezers.

Remove the six 4mm screws highlighted in red using the Philips #000 screwdriver.

Remove the 6mm screw highlighted in orange using the Philips #000 screwdriver.

Lift and remove the LCD mounting bracket to expose underlying hardware.

Disconnect the ribbon cable connector by prying upwards on the part using the plastic opening tools.

Remove the 3mm screws highlighted in red using the Philips #000 screwdriver.

Use the tweezers to remove the CCD sensor carefully.