Step by step Video to replace the broken LCD Screen on your Sony DSC-HX300 / HX400V If this video helped you please consider helping me with a small donation. Thank You ! www.paypal.me/...
Grazie mille, il tuo video mi è stato di aiuto per riparare la mia HX400V. Dopo aver sostituito il display mi sono accorto che il flat era parzialmente staccato. senza il tuo video non avrei avuto il coraggio di smontare il display, di nuovo grazie. Antonio
Thank you for this video. I finished repairing my screen today. I did it once yesterday, but hadn't inserted the wider cable in far enough, so it didn't work. This time,after starting from scratch, I reinserted the battery to test it before reassembly. I would definitely recommend that step. The part was about $15 with shipping from eBay and took less than 2 weeks to arrive.
I just replaced my screen on my HX-300 using your instructions. They were very, very helpful---perfect, actually. I paused at each step and did EXACTLY as you said, and it was a very smooth operation. (I did have to go back, however, and push the backlight cable in farther, because the first time I didn't go far enough...) THANK YOU SO MUCH for posting such a helpful resource video. If we could rate this video, I'd give it 5 stars!
Many tks for this video ! You saved my life ! I also found that the back cover of the LCD (at 5:05) is made of 2 pieces on HX400V. So you can pull and slide the central piece (located between the two thumbs at 5:05) Tks again, great job !
Thanks for posting the video. Worked perfectly first time around...would like to mention that a #0 bit is used and should be of better quality.The little magnet i cut from a refrigerator magnet and it did the job. I took my time and it worked just great.
Que número de desarmador utiliza porque no encuentro 😢ya tengo el display pero lo único que me falta es el desarmador y no se dónde comprarlo 😢 sabrá dónde lo pueda conseguir 😢
you see that black screwdriver phillips whith yellow top. its got to be long and thin. another way is to remove the whole back see this video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hvbmiXJYUVM.html
Thanks for the video. Do you know whether HX400V and HX300 displays are interchangable ? I have cracked HX400V screen and no replacement is found unless HX300 lcd screens.
my HX400V suvived an Italy and Croatia trip, came back transfered the pics and put it back in the vase. yesterday i found the lcd screen broke, dont know how and nobody have even touched it, unless my cat did it! question is, where can i buy the lcd screen? anyway thanx for the upload man!
Yes.. you would have to take the whole camera apart, remove the back cover, remove the main board, remove the battery compartment, then remove the switch housing. so you can disassemble the switch housing. There is a little spring that goes in the middle of the zoom lever its what gives it the spring action ( right under the part of the zoom lever where you touch it ) either dirt got in it and it cant move the spring or the spring got damaged. I had a HX50 that the spring got damage from dirt that got in it. They both work the same. Its a very light and very small spring if you drop it you will never find it. This is not a easy job if you have never taken apart a camera... Try getting a vacuum on it first to see if that cleans it out. while the vac is on it gently move it back and forth.
+Otherstuff This is a random question I know but scoured the internet and can't find it. The battery door on mine broke but I cant get it fully off to replace it because there is a metal stem running through the center. Any ideas how to take it off? On my other DSLR cameras its as simple as pulling the battery cover off and clicking in a new one. Sony made this difficult. Thanks for your help!
+Sidewalk Supermodel If i remember the pin has to come out from side near the motherboard which there is a tin plate holding it or in the way. You have to take the whole back cover off the camera to replace this part. and if a remmeber then you have to loosen one screw in the motherboard to lift it up and remove this metal tin thing then push the pin out. also there is a spring in the middle of the pin.. its a very tricky job i have to say.
+Otherstuff I thought so but was afraid to take it apart! My aunt gave me the camera and insisted we just have to slide it on. For the part to break so easily they could have designed the part better for easier repairs. Thank you!!
+Sidewalk Supermodel I can do it if you want to send it to me. i just replaced the lens on a youtubers sony rx100 M3 and made a video. no chanrge just pay for the return shipping and i can make a video.