Canon EOS 6D Image Sensor Replacement
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Vai al passo 1Use this guide to replace a malfunctioning image sensor in your EOS 6D.
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Remove the viewfinder cover by pinching the sides and sliding it upward.
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Slide your fingernail or the flat end of the spudger underneath the rubber covering and gently peel it off all sides of the camera.
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Open the covers to the HDMI/AV/MIC ports on the side of the camera by gently pulling outward on the bottom of the covers.
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Rotate the covers to the side so that you can see the connection ports inside.
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Remove the following screws:
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Two silver 5mm Phillips #00
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One black 6mm Phillips #00
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Rotate your camera so the bottom side is facing you.
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Remove the following screws:
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One 6mm Phillips #00
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Two 3mm Phillips #00
Correction:
2x 3mm Phillips #00
1x 6mm Phillips #00 in battery compartment
Figure circle is not correct. Joey Fresco is right.
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Carefully use your fingers to tilt the back panel downward to about a 90 degree angle.
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Use the flat end of the spudger to gently pry off the ribbon wire from the inside of the camera.
There is a metal piece protruding from the back panel into the main body, down near the battery door. DO NOT simply bend the back panel down 90 degrees! Gently pull the entire back (including the lower right corner near the battery door) straight away from the camera about 1cm, and then lower the back panel 90 degrees.
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Remove the 8mm Phillips #00 screw from the bottom of the front of the camera.
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Rotate the camera so the side with the SD card slot is facing you.
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Remove the following screws:
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One 4mm fine-thread Phillips #00
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Two 4mm coarse-thread Phillips #00
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Remove the 4mm Phillips #00 screw on the inside of the front panel to separate the panel from the speaker wire.
Can the lens mount ring (the EF mount ring with the red dot) actually be removed without having to remove the front panel by just removing the four screws? Or does one actually have to disassemble the whole camera as shown in this guide?
Better to remove mount ring after disassemble the whole came as this guide. The ring was caught and could not be removed.
Removing the front panel is unnecessary for removing the top case. Just pull the panel forward 0.5cm to unhook the top case from the pins in the front panel, then slide it back into position temporarily while you work with the top. This avoids needing to unhook the speaker or otherwise damage front components.
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Remove the 4mm Phillips #00 screw from the inside of the top panel, below the shutter button.
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Rotate the camera so the back is facing you.
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Remove the Phillips #00 screw from the viewfinder focus.
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Attrezzo utilizzato in questo passaggio:Tweezers$4.99
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Carefully detach the two light brown ribbon wires on the top panel:
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The right ribbon by prying it out with the flat end of the spudger.
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The left ribbon by using tweezers to gently wiggle it out toward the top.
The ribbon connector indicated in orange has a lever on the back of the connector that you lift with the spudger to release the cable. Then reinsert the cable until you feel it hit home and close the lever.
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Remove three 6mm Torx T6 screws from the back of the camera.
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Use your fingers to grip the top of the image sensor and pull it slightly outward.
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Lift the sensor out toward the top of the camera.
Hello, someone will know, if after only cleaning the mother card of my camera and not turn on that has to be done???? since I did not dismantle it only with a brush removes excess dust.
Hello sir, Sir I have a mirrorless camera EOS M50 canon. Unluckily during cleaning sensor come to some scratches, I want to replace my camera sensor, how can I do!!! And how to buy sensor and where to buy?
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Hi, after replacement I've got strong fixed pattern noise. Any ideas what went wrong? Do i need somehow to calibrate it?
oh shi~ sensor placed on springs...it's be hard to calibrate focal plane at home
WARNING!!!!!
Removing the CMOS sensor, as shown above, will render your camera useless!! (no focus)
WHY?
This sensor (and many others) are very precisely tension-adjusted. It's called FBD or Flange-Back Distance. It's the distance between the lens mount surface and the actual surface of the CMOS sensor (below a low pass filter and below any sensor glass). Requires a special Canon tool to measure and adjust. There is a way around - you can use a high precision digital micrometer to measure it before removal and then adjust after putting it back in place. Still, high precision is required. Canon might refuse to work on your camera after you do it in a way illustrated above. I know at least a couple of such cases and one of them was related to this specific "repair guide". Please be careful!
Mike / camera repair tech
after open my camera 14 times, I fix part of this problem adjusting the sensor, but now the phase detection works in a vertical position shoot, when I put the camera in horizontal, do not work. Is there some of you having this problem? the whey Im using to do the adjustment is counting how many turns I did on each screw, after tighten all 3
You missed one of the ribbon cables in Step 25 https://i.imgur.com/i1oDpIB.jpg
You missed one of the PCB screws in Step 30 https://i.imgur.com/8tvX4bS.jpg
How do I measure with the high precision digital micrometer ? What do I have to measure? Is there any guides for this?
Thanks
