Panasonic VDR-D220 DVD LCD Replacement

Step 1 LCD




• Remove all three 5mm screws from the top of the camera using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Step 2



• Rotate the camera to show the bottom side of the camera.
• Remove the four 5mm screws on the bottom side of the camera with a Phillips #0 driver.
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Step 3
• Remove one 5mm screw by using Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Step 4
• Pry with a spudger to disconnect the top-front part of the camera from the main body.
• Slide the top portion of the camera forward revealing more screws.
• Be careful not to remove the two sections too far as there are still cables connecting them.
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Step 5
• Flip the camera on the right side.
• Gently pull the front part from the main body to expose the cables connecting them.
• Do not pull too hard because of the ZIF connector cable.
• Use your plastic opening tool to disconnect the connection point safely.
• Press the tab with plastic opening tool and then pull the ZIF connector to detach.
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Step 6
• Flip the camera on the bottom side.
• Remove one more 5mm screw that had been uncovered previously with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Step 7
• Go to the battery basement's side.
• Use your Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the two 5mm screws on the battery base of the camera.
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Step 8
• Rotate the camera to the left side, where the side port is located.
• Open the side port door.
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Step 9
• Remove three 5mm screws inside the side ports using Phillips #0 screwdriver.
• Take off the left side of the camera.
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Step 10
• Rotate the camera to the battery side.
• Gently pull the side of the camera apart with only your hands.
• Do not pull too hard because of the ZIF connector cable.
• Disconnect the ribbon cable with your plastic opening tool, so that the left side of the camera can be removed.
• Press the tab with plastic opening tool and then pull the ZIF connector to detach.
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Step 11
• Look to the left side of the camera you have removed.
• The back side of the left side of the camera.
• Remove six 5mm screws with your Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Step 12
• Take off the metal piece.
• Use your plastic opening tool to disconnect the ribbon cable. Press the tab with plastic opening tool and then pull the ZIF connector to detach.
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Step 13
• Use a plastic spudger to apply a firm amount of pressure to pry the hinge from the rest of the camera body.
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Step 14
• Go back to the back side.
• Take off the small plastic piece.
• Pay attention to the ribbon cable because it goes through the plastic piece.
• Rotate the right side of the LCD counter clockwise.
• Left side of the camera after LCD is removed.
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Step 15
• LCD replacement part.
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