Introduction
The Palm P101UNA smartphone has a 3.2 MP (megapixel) camera, allowing you to capture everything from vacations to pet photos. However, the Palm P101UNA camera screen can become damaged or broken due to physical factors (like scratches or cracks) or internal factors (like sensor failures). Some common issues that result from a damaged camera screen include blurry and unfocused images, blank screens where photos ought to be, and distorted, washed-out colors.
However, if the smartphone itself is not taking any photos at all, even after pressing the button, the problem may lie in the camera itself, not the camera screen. In that scenario, it is best to take your Palm P101UNA smartphone to a professional repair shop.
In this tutorial, we will walk you through replacing your Palm P101UNA camera screen. This tutorial should be a quick and easy fix, but also be sure to apply gentle pressure to not damage the interior of your smartphone. If followed correctly, the camera screen should work as normal and produce quality photos again.
Always be sure to completely shut your phone down before starting repairs to minimize risk of short-circuiting and electrocution.
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Push in the button at the bottom of the phone, and lift the back cap off.
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Using the 1.5mm hex screwdriver, remove the 6 hex screws from the inner-most casing.
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Now place your finger on the outside of the screen and slowly apply pressure.
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Tool used on this step:Tweezers$4.99
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While applying pressure, use your tweezers to remove the screen from the inner casing.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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