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If anyone on here has experience removing the case on a Olympus D-500 camera, please fill me in on the details. This camera used to work great until one of the ALK batteries started to leak. There was some of that white powder in the battery compartment, which I carefully cleaned out with q-tips soaked in rubbing alcohol. After that, it would not work. Oddly enough it was still working with the leaky battery but kept flashing the weak battery light. Nothing is really corroded in there, but a little of the alcohol did get into the camera itself. I dried it well, but no power..... Then I took a small screwdriver and pressed that little switch under the disk door. I know the camera would not work without that door closed, so apparently that switch is not making a good connection. Pressing on it with the screwdriver makes it work randomly. Therefore, it looks like I got to take it apart and clean that switch or replace it (if it could be gotten). If all else fails, I see no reason not to just bypass it. That makes more sense than tossing the camera because I know a professional repair will cost as much as a new camera. Can anyone point me to a website or describe what to do to open the case. I see several very small screws, but which ones come out? Will any springs or whatever come out? thanks |
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