Canon Powershot A3300 IS LCD Display Replacement

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Last updated on May 7, 2024

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10 - 15 minutes

Rough estimate of how long this takes. (Use this to plan your day, not to feel judged.)

Difficult

Difficulty rating: Difficult. Proceed with caution and patience.

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Introduction

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This guide will show you how to replace a broken or malfunctioning LCD display.

What you need

Tools

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  JIS #000 Screwdriver

Step 1 Back Cover




• Remove four 2.7 mm screws, two on each side, from the camera with a JIS 000 screwdriver.
• Remove one 3.5 mm screw on the bottom of the camera with a JIS 000 screwdriver.
• When removing the front and back housings, be careful to not break the tabs that hook into the top section of the chassis.
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Step 2



• Pull off the back cover.
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Step 3 Front Cover
• Pull the front cover off.
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Step 4 LCD Display
• Use a JIS 000 screwdriver and remove the 3.0mm screw from the bottom housing.
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Step 5
• Gently lift the LCD screen off the back of the camera.
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Step 6

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• Use tweezers to pull out the circled brown flat flexible wire from its connection.
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Step 7
• Use a spudger to reach under the connecting wire.
• Gently slide the spudger under the wire and lift the wire off the connection.
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