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JR North
I finally determined the LCD display fault was being caused by movement
of the LCD panel, but I could not get any sort of correlation between
the movement of the panel and the display fault. I decided that somehow,
pressure was being applied inside the LCD panel to the membrane switch
for volume. I removed the 4 screws and took off the LCD panel outer
cover. I blew out the circuits and rearranged the ribbon cables
slightly. I really couldn't see any fault, but after reassembly, the
display fault has disappeared, and the camera functions normally.
YAAAAAAYYYYYY!
JR
of the LCD panel, but I could not get any sort of correlation between
the movement of the panel and the display fault. I decided that somehow,
pressure was being applied inside the LCD panel to the membrane switch
for volume. I removed the 4 screws and took off the LCD panel outer
cover. I blew out the circuits and rearranged the ribbon cables
slightly. I really couldn't see any fault, but after reassembly, the
display fault has disappeared, and the camera functions normally.
YAAAAAAYYYYYY!
JR
