If you look at the camera front on:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/cano...s/SD700_3q.jpg
There are two screws on the right (seen in picture) (easy)
One screw on bottom (easy)
Three latch tabs along inside top of back cover - they reach under
front cover and catch on nubs on the front cover.
My problem is the nice tight looking seam along the left. I have the
whole face cover loose and ready to come off but somehow the leftmost
seam is still locked tight and I cannot find another screw that seems
to be involved.
On Feb 10, 3:00 pm, "Daryl Bryant" <sealsforensec...@charterseals.net>
wrote:
> That's the Elph, isn't it - how do you like it?
>
> If it were mine I'd carefully dismantle it...unless it was the IS version!
>
> --
> Bing Bang Boom Voila Done!"ZRexRider" <jer...@ptd.net> wrote in message
>
> news: ps.com...
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I have a new SD700 that I dropped (less than 17") and it obviously
> > landed on a stress point which allowed the top seam to pop open (3
> > little tabs with catch-holes popped to the outside of top seam).
> > There is nothing else wrong with the camera other than this.
>
> > I've removed two tiny Phillips screws on the right (looking at front
> > of camera) and one on bottom which loosened the face plate up nicely
> > but the left site (having no screws) will not allow me to remove the
> > face so that I can properly re-seat these tabs. All other screws
> > "appear" to be fastening the more meatier parts of the camera - all on
> > the back half.
>
> > I hate to give the camera up for a long period plus pay technician
> > fees for something that could be simple. Does anyone have any
> > experience with this camera or have some ideas regarding what type of
> > tricky latch/connection they might be using for the non-screw side of
> > the faceplate?
>
> > If you know were I can get a PDF service manual that would be great
> > too.
>
> > Thanks
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