360fly 4K Lens Replacement

Introduction

The 360fly is a lens, camera, and storage device all in one. Its internal battery and 32GB memory give users the power to capture approximately 2 hours of 360° HD footage each time out.

This lightweight camera provides everything users need to take entire surroundings from a single digital unit.

Powerful 16-megapixel image sensor and 4K video resolution 2880 x 2880 pixels up to 30 fps.
Eight glass element ultra-fish-eye lens is used to capture 360-degree video.

If you are unable to clearly capture an image or the lens has been damaged in some way, follow this guide to replace the lens.

Source: Quick Guide to 360 Fly Video Camera

What you need

Step 1 Battery

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Flip the camera upside down and peel off the two plastic screw covers with the metal spudger to reveal the screws.

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Step 2

Remove the two 5 mm screws from the bottom of the camera with a T4 screwdriver.

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In the older model for Fly360 camera, the screws are PH000.

Renjamin - Sep 29, 2021 Reply

In the old 360Fly HD camera, the screw requires a #00 Philips head screwdriver. Unfortunately for me, one of the screws on mine was torqued down a bit too tight, that I ended up stripping the screw head trying to loosen it by hand.

XzTS - Apr 20, 2022 Reply

Step 3

Gently pry the plastic ring from around the charging plate with the metal spudger.
Remove the outside shell by pressing against the center of the charging plate and pulling the bottom shell away from the top shell.

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Step 4

Remove the five 2 mm screws using a T4 screwdriver.
Pull off the charging plate assembly.

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Step 5

Gently pry the plug off the port on the circuit board with a plastic opening tool.
Remove the four 2 mm screws using a T4 screwdriver.
Remove the circuit board from the device.

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Step 6

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Remove the five 4 mm screws around the battery assembly with a T4 screwdriver.
Lift the battery assembly and gently pry the plug out of its port on the board below with a plastic opening tool.
Press the battery from the back of the battery assembly to remove it with a plastic opening tool until the glue releases the battery.
Potential for device damage: Do not puncture or bend the battery. Use a small amount of heat to assist in softening the adhesive if necessary.