Installing Canon PowerShot A80 Internal Battery
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Use this guide to replace a damaged internal battery to regain use of your camera.
- Author: konrad
- Time required: 10 to 15 minutes
- Difficulty: Moderate
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Although designed for long-lasting life, rechargeable batteries will lose their ability to hold an electrical charge and must be replaced.
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Step 5
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You can now remove the top of the camera, being careful of the fragile mylar cable that connects it to the main body of the camera.
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In some versions, there is a tab that secures the top on the other side from the wrist strap. If yours has this, you won't be able to completely separate the top until you have removed the top screw in step 8.
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Taking off the top cover takes a little bit of force. Do this gently. There will be a snapping sound.
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The door to the memory card compartment also will be freed and can be removed.
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Step 7
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Open the LCD screen and pivot it to its fullest open position (shown).
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Remove the rear cover by pulling it straight away from the body of the camera.
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You're done!
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When reassembling the camera, remember to replace the screws in the same location from which you removed them. Otherwise you may damage the camera.
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