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Sony Handycam CX260V Internal Speaker Replacement

Introduction

The CX260V has a very complicated process in having to take apart all of the external panels in order to access the internal speaker and other internal items.

What you need

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    • Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the one 3mm and two 5mm screws located in the battery assembly area.

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    • Remove the two 5mm screws located on the top left and bottom of the camera.

    • Remove the 3mm screw located in the middle of the joint attaching the LCD screen to the device.

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    • Remove the two 5mm screws from the panel to the right of the LCD screen.

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    • Use the plastic opening tool to remove the cover for the recording buttons.

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    • Remove the five 5mm screws located on the bottom panel.

    • Remove the bottom panel covering the internal motherboard.

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    • Remove the 5mm screw located by the lens and two 5mm screws located under the handle.

    • Remove the leather strap from the device.

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    • Remove the 5mm screw to the left of the Record button.

    • Remove the entire right-side panel where the leather strap was located.

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    • Use a spudger to remove the LCD joint cover.

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    • Remove the three black 5mm screws and one silver 4mm screw located on the front right-side of the camera, near the orange motherboard.

    • The silver screw is located on the front right-side of the camera and is attached to the main panel.

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    • Remove the 5mm screw located on the top left near the camera lens.

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    • Using tweezers, carefully detach the two wires connected to the bottom motherboard portion of the camera.

    • One white wire, one black wire, and one flat yellow wire are connected to the lens panel.

    • Remove the lens panel.

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    • Remove the three 5mm screws.

    • One is located at the bottom of the lens area, and the other two are on the top left and right of the lens area.

    • Carefully remove the camera lens with your hands or a spudger.

    • There are three springs located underneath the lens. Make sure to not lose them.

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    • Remove one 5mm screw located on the back left section near the zoom and picture control capturing button.

    • There are two flat blue wires keeping the buttons connected to the main assembly. Carefully set them aside or unplug them.

    • This partially removes the zoom and picture capturing control.

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    • Remove one silver 5mm screw located near the tripod mount.

    • Remove the tripod mount screw that has the mount assembly underneath.

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    • Remove the silver 5mm screw located on the front right side of the camera by the orange motherboard.

    • Unplug the wire.

    • Remove the silver 5mm screw underneath the wire.

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    • Using tweezers, release the clip attaching the main internal system to the mainframe. This allows the rest of the camera to be freely taken apart.

    • The side panel will have cords running through the frame. If you unplug these, the frame will be removable.

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    • Using the screwdriver remove the two black 5mm screws located on the side of the speaker.

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    • Gently remove the red and black wire connected to the mother board with the tweasers.

    • Remove the tri color wires from the mother board. (Has a white connection)

    • Unplug the orange flat wire located at the bottom of the camera.

    • Removes the Internal Speaker

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    • Using a screwdriver remove 5mm silver screw located in the inner back by the battery component holding down a chip.

    • Removes the Microphone Jack

    • Using the tweezers, remove internal speaker.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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