Nikon Coolpix 995 LCD Replacement

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10 - 15 minutes

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

Moderate

Difficulty rating: Moderate. Follow instructions carefully to succeed.

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Introduction

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This iFixit guide shows you how to disassemble the Nikon Coolpix 995 camera, and remove/replace the LCD display.

What you need

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  Phillips #00 Screwdriver

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  Spudger

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Step 1 LCD



• Turn the lens/flash assembly 90 degrees, until you see the two Phillips #00 screws,
• Remove the two screws with a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
• Flip the flash so that you can access the remaining two screws. Remove these screws following the same method as before.
• Refer to the second image to locate the second set of screws. The relevant screws are highlighted in red.
Step 2

• Flip the camera up-side down.
• Remove the two Phillips #00 screws located near the battery compartment.
Step 3
• Open the memory card compartment cover.
• You can now see four screws under the cover. Remove all four screws.
• Refer to the image to locate the four screws. Make sure that you remove only the four screws identified in the image.
Step 4
• Use your thumb to carefully lift the bottom side of the casing near the battery.
• Pay attention to a cable located at the top of the assembly, as it is prone to breakage. Refer to the second image to locate the cable.
Step 5
• Use a spudger to flip the tabs that hold the screen.
• Refer to the image for more details. The tabs are circled in red.
Step 6
• Carefully lift the LCD from the bottom. It should come out fairly easily.

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