Introduzione
Warning: The flash capacitors located under the front grip contain dangerous amounts of stored charge and will need to be safely discharged before removing the motherboard. Use a Capacitor Discharging Tool to do so.
The motherboard is crucial for the function of both the software and hardware of the Sony a6500 camera; its failure will result in an inoperable device. If your camera is failing to turn on despite having a functional battery, the motherboard may need replacing. This guide will walk you through the replacement of the motherboard; it requires more steps than the other guides because it is embedded deep inside the camera. This guide will require opening tools, spudger, tweezers, JIS 0 screwdriver, JIS 00 screwdriver, and JIS 000 screwdriver.
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Remove the 2.5 mm JIS 00 screw from the side of the camera near the viewfinder.
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Use the opening tool to pry off the small cover.
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Remove two 2.5 mm JIS 00 screws from underneath the cover.
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Remove a 5 mm JIS 00 screw from underneath the cover.
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Use the plastic opening tool to peel down the rubber grip around the handle at least 1 cm.
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Remove one 3 mm JIS 000 screw from underneath the rubber grip on the right side.
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Remove one 4 mm JIS 000 screw from the left side.
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Use the long, thin, screwdriver to remove one 5 mm JIS 00 screw inside the camera accessible below the dials from the back.
is there a simple way to remove that knob what is switching between programs (Manual, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority)
My camera, during video recording is swithing by herself between programs and at the same time stopping video recording, and I’m thinking that maybe it needs a bit of contact cleaning
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Use the plastic opening tool to gently lift up the shutter button assembly.
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Grasp the front grip from the top and bottom and pull it off. It should come off easily with the shutter button out of the way.
Can you do a teardown of the top from a sony a6400? Because this from part with the shutter button is not separate as in a6500, in the a6400 is part of the top as a one piece and I havent found any dissassembly process for the a6400.
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Carefully unplug the two ribbon connectors attaching the top assembly to the rest of the camera.
How can I plug the flash ribbon connector back in when reassembling the camera? I successfully replaced the flash, following your guide, but now I am stuck as I can't figure out how to plug that connector in. The plug appears to be hidden.
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From the top of the camera remove one 4mm JIS 00 screw.
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Remove one 5mm JIS 00 screw and the plastic bushing around it.
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Remove the viewfinder's protective cover.
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Remove two 2.5mm JIS 00 screws from the left side and bottom of the copper shielding.
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Remove two 2mm JIS 000 screws from the right side of the copper shielding.
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Pull the entire copper shielding piece off.
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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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