Einleitung
The SD card reader is responsible for exchanging data between the camera and memory card. If you have trouble storing photos on the camera or receive alerts stating that no SD card is inserted (when one is inserted), the SD card reader may be faulty. This guide will show you how to replace the SD card slot, which is located next to the battery of the Sony a6500 camera. The tools required for this guide are opening tools, JIS 0 screwdriver, JIS 00 screwdriver, JIS 000 screwdriver, tweezers, and spudger.
Werkzeuge
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Press the flash popup button on the back of the camera.
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Remove one 5mm JIS 00 screw from inside the flash compartment.
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Remove one 4mm JIS 00 screw.
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Remove the 2.5mm JIS 00 screw from the side of the camera near the viewfinder.
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Use the opening tool to pry off the small cover.
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Remove two 2.5mm JIS 00 screws from underneath the cover.
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Remove a 5mm JIS 00 screw from underneath the cover.
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Remove three 2.5mm JIS 0 screws from the back face of the camera.
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Remove one 4mm JIS 00 screw from the underside of the lip that overhangs the back of the camera.
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Flip the battery lock switch to open and open the battery compartment.
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Remove three 2.5mm JIS 00 screws from the top of the battery compartment.
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Use the plastic opening tool to begin prying off the back of the camera from the side.
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Continue to loosen the back until you can open it from the bottom.
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Open the back of the camera.
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Use tweezers to remove two ribbon connectors from underneath the back. One connects to the LCD display and the other connects to the right side behind the battery compartment.
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Use the plastic opening tool to peel down the rubber grip around the handle at least 1 cm.
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Remove one 3mm JIS 000 screw from underneath the rubber grip on the right side.
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Remove one 4mm JIS 000 screw from the left side.
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Insert a long, thin JIS 00 screwdriver through the two holes and into the battery compartment; remove the two 5mm JIS 00 screws inside it.
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Use the long, thin, screwdriver to remove one 5mm JIS 00 screw inside the camera accessible below the dials from the back.
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Use the plastic opening tool to gently lift up the shutter button assembly.
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Grasp the front grip from the top and bottom and pull it off. It should come off easily with the shutter button out of the way.
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Remove one 2.5mm JIS 00 screw from where the shutter button assembly used to be.
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Remove one 3mm JIS 00 screw from the side of the camera.
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Carefully unplug the two ribbon connectors attaching the top assembly to the rest of the camera.
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From the top of the camera remove one 4mm JIS 00 screw.
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Remove one 5mm JIS 00 screw and the plastic bushing around it.
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Remove the viewfinder's protective cover.
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Use the spudger to pry the light sensor off the side of the viewfinder.
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Remove one 2.5mm JIS 000 screw on the side of the viewfinder to release it.
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Lift the viewfinder out and flip up the tab to release the wire ribbon where it is connected to the motherboard.
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Remove two 2.5mm JIS 00 screws from the left side and bottom of the copper shielding.
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Remove two 2mm JIS 000 screws from the right side of the copper shielding.
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Pull the entire copper shielding piece off.
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Remove one 4mm JIS 00 screw holding down a plastic spacer on the bottom left of the motherboard.
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Use tweezers to carefully pull out the first wire ribbon on the left side of the motherboard.
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Use the spudger to flip up the tab locking in the wire ribbons at the bottom of the motherboard, then pull them out with tweezers.
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Carefully use tweezers to remove four wire ribbons on the right side of the motherboard.
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Remove the last two wire ribbons on the top of the motherboard by flipping up the locking tab and pulling them out.
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Pull the blue coaxial cable up off the board.
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Remove one 4mm JIS 00 screw from the upper right of the motherboard and another from the far left.
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Remove the plastic housing for the power and HDMI ports.
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Grasp the motherboard from the sides and lift it up. It is still connected by two wires on the bottom right side.
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Pull the wire ribbon on the underside off with tweezers.
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After you have discharged the capacitor, pull the yellow wire harness out using tweezers.
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Unplug the small ribbon located underneath the ON/OFF button and detach the button assembly from the camera.
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Remove one 2.5mm JIS 000 screw from the right side of the camera grip.
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Remove a 4mm JIS 00 screw from the front of the grip and a 2.5mm JIS 00 screw from the left side.
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Flip the black capacitor mount up and remove the 2.5mm JIS 00 screw located directly underneath it.
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Carefully remove the small ribbon where the ON/OFF button used to be.
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Remove the 4mm JIS 00 screw found directly underneath the small ribbon.
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Remove the 5mm JIS 00 screw just to the left of the base of the battery compartment.
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With this screw gone, loosen, but do not remove, the black plastic frame on top of the battery compartment.
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Carefully loosen the silver battery compartment from the body of the camera.
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Use tweezers to remove the sd card slot located adjacent to the battery compartment.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.