Olympus D590 LCD Screen Replacement

Remove five baseplate screws using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Press and slide the battery cover retainer clip to the left. Use tweezers to lift the battery cover away.

Remove the single screw from the battery housing using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Using tweezers, lift the rubber plate to expose the ports.

Remove two screws from the ports using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Use a spudger to pry the faceplate away from the rest of the camera.

To avoid disconnection of the connector line to the motherboard, use caution when pulling faceplate away from camera case.

Using a Phillips #00 screwdriver, remove three screws fastened to the camera backplate edge.

Using a Phillips #00 screwdriver, remove the two camera flash screws secured to either side of bulb housing component.

Using an iFixit opening tool, pry the backplate from the camera internal housing component.

Pull the backplate away from the camera internal housing component.

Remove one screw Phillips #00 from the right side of the LCD screen camera internal housing component.

To check that all screws are removed from the exterior side panel, gradually slide and lift no more than 3cm away from the camera internal component body.

View the front of the camera internal housing component.

Using tweezers, detach the gray connector and blue wiring tape.

View the top of the camera internal housing component.

Using tweezers, gently lift the black tape exposing all connector wires.

View the bottom of the camera internal housing component.

Use tweezers to gently wiggle, pull, and detach tape from the surface of the camera internal housing component.

View the front of the camera internal housing component.

Using tweezers, gently lift the speaker, cautiously maneuvering the wire away from the side of the internal housing component toward the front of the camera internal housing component.

Gently lift the LCD screen away from the camera internal housing component hinging the thick yellow wiring tape attached to the camera internal housing component.

Use a forefinger and thumb to gently pull the thick yellow wiring tape out of the camera internal housing component.