Sony Cyber Shot Dsc Hx90V Lcd Replacement Repair Guide

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

9

Time Required

                          20 minutes            

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Button board               

• Place the device so bottom of the camera is facing up .
• Remove the five marked screws with a Phillips #000 screwdriver.

Place the device so bottom of the camera is facing up .

Remove the five marked screws with a Phillips #000 screwdriver.

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Step 2

• Remove the marked screw on the side of the camera with a Phillips #000 screwdriver.

Remove the marked screw on the side of the camera with a Phillips #000 screwdriver.

Step 3

• Remove the marked screw with a Phillips #000 screwdriver.

Remove the marked screw with a Phillips #000 screwdriver.

Step 4

• Use the plastic opening tool to remove the button board.

Use the plastic opening tool to remove the button board.

Step 5

• Disconnect the control board data cable with care. Permanent damage may occur to the control board if tools are used to disconnect the data cable. Use your fingers only.
• Disconnect the control board data cable by wiggling carefully with your fingertips. Set the control board to the side once it is disconnected.

Disconnect the control board data cable with care. Permanent damage may occur to the control board if tools are used to disconnect the data cable. Use your fingers only.

Disconnect the control board data cable by wiggling carefully with your fingertips. Set the control board to the side once it is disconnected.

Step 6

              Side cover               

• Use the plastic opening tool with a prying motion to remove the side cover of the camera.
• The cover should come off easily but you might hear light snapping or popping.

Use the plastic opening tool with a prying motion to remove the side cover of the camera.

The cover should come off easily but you might hear light snapping or popping.

Step 7

              LCD               

• Orient the device so the lens is facing down.
• Remove the two black M1.4 X 3.5 Phillips head screws using Phillips #000 screwdriver.

Orient the device so the lens is facing down.

Remove the two black M1.4 X 3.5 Phillips head screws using Phillips #000 screwdriver.

Step 8

• Orient the device so the lens is facing down.
• Remove the black M1.4 X 3.5 Phillips head screw .

Remove the black M1.4 X 3.5 Phillips head screw .

Step 9

• LCD screen is very fragile. Handle with care. Do not use tools to remove the screen.
• Remove the ribbon cable connecting LCD display to camera sensor and battery housing gently.

LCD screen is very fragile. Handle with care. Do not use tools to remove the screen.

Remove the ribbon cable connecting LCD display to camera sensor and battery housing gently.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Annika Faelker - Sep 12, 2017

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The title says this is a lens replacement, but isn’t it in fact an LCD replacement?

David - Dec 22, 2017

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This is truly a terrible guide. There are numerous steps missing, steps in the wrong order and little or no description of where and how to apply any pressure to separate or remove parts. I’m glad I didn’t follow this guide as I quite likely would have ruined my camera, or at the very least caused more and quite possibly expensive-to-repair damage. I strongly urge ifixit staff to investigate this guide and remove it, or to at least strongly warn anyone who is contemplating following it.

Detlef Dormann - Dec 23, 2017

Hallo David,

mit dieser Anleitung habe ich schon mehr als 20 Displays gewechselt und es ist mir noch nie etwas kaputt gegangen. Es fehlt auch nichts was man hätte noch schreiben können. Wenn Du Angst hast etwas kaputt zu machen lass die Finger davon.

Hier rumkritisieren ist schon ein bisschen unverschämt, diese Übersetzung schreibe ich in meiner Freizeit! Du kannst ja eine neue bessere Anleitung schreiben aber vermutlich bist Du jemand der die Finger von solche Reparaturen lassen soll. So eine Reparatur erfordert Sachverstand, wenn es Dir mit dieser Anleitung nicht gelingt, fehlt Dir dieser.

Gruß Detlef

Detlef Dormann - Dec 23, 2017

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Entschuldigung,

nach dieser Anleitung habe ich schon 20Displays gewechselt ohne das etwas kaputt gegangen ist.

Wenn man sich dieses nicht zutraut oder 2 linke Daumen hat, Finger weg!

Sarah Bowditch - Jan 4, 2018

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Hello Detlef. Will you consider doing a video tutorial please?