Step 1 Case




• Locate the silver power button. Gently slide the button to the middle section labeled "off" to shut down the camera.
• Remove the batteries from the battery compartment located on the underside of the camera.
• Remove the SD card from the compartment located on the flat, left side of the camera.
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Step 2

• Remove the two screws on the rounded side of the camera.
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Step 3
• Remove the three screws on the flat side of the camera.
• All of the silver screws go into the side of the camera that is silver.
• All of the black screws go into the side of the camera that is black.
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Step 4
• Remove the four screws from the bottom of the camera.
• All of the silver screws go into the side of the camera that is silver.
• All of the black screws go into the side of the camera that is black.
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Step 5
• Separate the front and the back pieces of the camera's plastic casing using a spudger.
• WARNING: When pulling the front plastic casing, be careful of the wires that are connected to the aperture control.
• Use minimal force so that the plastic casing does not break.
• When separating the small silver siding, the indicator for the view/off/playback may fall out.
• The plastic viewing window located on the top of the camera may also become lose and fall out.
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Step 6 Disassembling Epson PPC650 Replacing Flash
• Optional: Remove two black screws from top of camera on the flash side for more working space.
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Step 7
• Remove clear rubber band holding flash in line with wiring.
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Step 8
• Cut white wire, red wire, and black wire connecting flash element to circuit board by unsoldering ends
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Step 9
• Connect new flash by soldering copper ends to their respective ends to new flash element.
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