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| * Place your cam such that the base is facing towards you. |
| ***Step 2*** |
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| * Remove the Silver 210mm Philips #J1 screw and remove the base. |
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| ***Step 3*** |
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| * Place the camera with the top facing towards you. |
| ***Step 4*** |
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| * Insert the iFixit opening pick into the crease present in the longitudinal portion of the cam. |
| ***Step 5*** |
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| * Slide the pick along the longitudinal until you can remove the back cover of the cam. |
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| ***Step 6*** |
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| * Use your fingernails to remove the three white leads from the socket. |
| ***Step 7*** |
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| * Remove the two black 3mm Philips #J00 screw on the motherboard. |
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| ***Step 8*** |
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| * Remove the sliver 5mm Philips #J00 screw on the motherboard attaching the camera. |
| ***Step 9*** |
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| * Place two fingers on the perimeter of the motherboard and lift it away from the cam. |
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| ***Step 10*** |
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| * Gently turn the motherboard's backside and remove the white leads connecting to the camera from the motherboard socket. |
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