Einleitung
The hard drive is one of the most common parts to be damages on electronic devices. On such a small camera, the removal process is not incredibly extensive. Possible reasons for a damaged hard drive are:
- Liquid entering the shell of the camera
- The camera being shaken or dropped
- Magnetic fields contacting the camera
- Simply worn over long periods of time
Werkzeuge
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Remove the battery.
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Use Philips #000 screwdriver to remove the 3mm screw under the battery
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Using the Phillips #000 screwdriver, remove all 6 of the 3mm screws located on the side of the camera.
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Using the Phillips #000 screwdriver, remove the one 3mm screw on the back of the camera
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Pull away the back shell of the camera, exposing the hard drive.
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Gently pull the flex cable away from the hard drive. It should pop-off with minimal effort.
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Once removing the flex cable, remove the plastic guard from the side of the hard drive.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
2 Kommentare
Hope somebody will see this. The battery in my Sony DVR-SR47 corroded (and the contacts in the camera) and I can't get it to charge or turn on. It has so many special videos on it, I'm desperate to save them somehow. I also have a friend's SR68 (copying the videos to DVD for her) and I'm wondering if there's any way I could make a Frankenstein camcorder out of the 2 of them? Specifically, put the SR47 hard drive into the functioning SR68. I know I can replace one drive with a bigger one, but it sounds like you need to format it to install it. That kind of defeats the whole purpose of rescuing my videos. My other thought was to try to transplant her working battery section to mine? I'm at a loss, I'd really appreciate any help. And are you seriously at WCU? We live by Everhart Park, crazy! Thx- Elizabeth ekmshops@gmail.com
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