Sony Cyber Shot Dsc Tx100V Oled Lcd Assembly Replacement Repair Guide

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

8

Time Required

                          45 minutes - 1 hour            

Sections

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• OLED/LCD Assembly
• 8 steps

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What you need

Step 1

              OLED/LCD Assembly               

• Remove the battery
• Remove the five 2.5mm Philips #0 screws.
• Remove the one 2.5mm Philips #0 screw inside the HDMI case.

Remove the battery

Remove the five 2.5mm Philips #0 screws.

Remove the one 2.5mm Philips #0 screw inside the HDMI case.

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Step 2

• Gently work and pull the front cover off of the camera

Gently work and pull the front cover off of the camera

Step 3

• Gently pull and disconnect the ribbon cable connecting the front cover to the main body

Gently pull and disconnect the ribbon cable connecting the front cover to the main body

Step 4

• Using an iSesamo Opening Tool, Spudger, or flat dull opening tool, gently pry off the cover of the OLED/LCD assembly.
• Take care of the tab/clip at the bottom, it can be a little tricky.
• iSesamo Opening Tool is highly recommended

Using an iSesamo Opening Tool, Spudger, or flat dull opening tool, gently pry off the cover of the OLED/LCD assembly.

Take care of the tab/clip at the bottom, it can be a little tricky.

iSesamo Opening Tool is highly recommended

Step 5

• Remove the copper phillips screw holding the HDMI mounting plate and detach the mounting plate.

Remove the copper phillips screw holding the HDMI mounting plate and detach the mounting plate.

Step 6

• Using an iSesamo Opening Tool, Spudger, or flat dull opening tool, gently pry the OLED/LCD assembly from the adhesive strip on the main body.
• Note: where the adhesive strip is located.
• Turn the device over and remove the clear tape and black tape.
• Important: Save the clear and black tape, they will be used for the replacement unit.

Using an iSesamo Opening Tool, Spudger, or flat dull opening tool, gently pry the OLED/LCD assembly from the adhesive strip on the main body.

Note: where the adhesive strip is located.

Turn the device over and remove the clear tape and black tape.

Important: Save the clear and black tape, they will be used for the replacement unit.

Step 7

• Gently pull the small flat ribbon cable from the main body
• In order to disconnect the large flat ribbon cable, you need to flip up the black ribbon clamp located on the main body where the socket is located

Gently pull the small flat ribbon cable from the main body

In order to disconnect the large flat ribbon cable, you need to flip up the black ribbon clamp located on the main body where the socket is located

Step 8

• Reattach new display, and reconnect all components
• Test camera to ensure the new screen is working
• Congrats!

Reattach new display, and reconnect all components

Test camera to ensure the new screen is working

Congrats!

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

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