Canon Powershot SD550 Outer Case Replacement

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15 minutes

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

Easy

Difficulty rating: Easy! Minimal disassembly, using only basic tools.

Introduction

Go to step 1

The outer case of the PowerShot SD550 is the part that takes the greatest beating. Every time the camera falls, it lands on its case. Some common problems include cracking and paint wear.

What you need

Tools

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  Phillips #00 Screwdriver

  $5.49 iFixit$8.99 Moody - Made in USA (Sold out)

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Step 1 Outer Case

• Remove the battery and SD card from the camera.
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Step 2

• Remove the three 3.8 mm screws from the underside of the camera.
• Each of the screws is slightly different, so it is important that you note the original location of each screw.
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Step 3
• Remove the 3.2 mm screw from the right side of the camera.
• Remove the 2.2 mm screw from the right side of the camera.
• One of these screws is hidden under the USB port cover.
• Lift the side panel off.
• Remove the 1.8 mm screw from underneath the side panel.
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Step 4
• Remove the two 2.2 mm screws from the left side of the camera.
• Lift the plate from the camera.
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Step 5
• Gently lift the rear of the case to remove it from the camera.
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Step 6
• Remove the front of the camera body.
• Be sure to keep track of the rubber ring.
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