Canon PowerShot S230 Display Screen Replacement

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Last updated on February 18, 2020

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15 minutes

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Moderate

Difficulty rating: Moderate. Follow instructions carefully to succeed.

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Use this guide to replace the screen of the Canon PowerShot S230. The guide focuses mainly on the removal of screws and display screen. Fairly simple.

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Step 1 Display Screen

• Using a Phillips #0 head screwdriver, remove the screws on the outside casing of the camera.
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Step 2




• Use a pry tool to open the outer casing of the camera and access the internal components.
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Step 3
• Remove the metal shield and screws from the bottom interior of the camera.
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Step 4
• Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws securing the screen.
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Step 5
• Remove the screws on the copper facing from the front part of the camera. Beneath is a connection to the screen. Wiggle this connection to pull it out; it may take some force to do so.
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Will Appleton

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