Repairing FujiFilm FinePix A340 Logic Board

Tools used in this guide

Phillips #0 Screwdriver (1) Spudger (1)
How to remove and replace the logic board.

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Step 1 - disassembly Outer Case
Remove the batteries from the camera to prevent danger of electric shock.

Step 2

Locate all five screws on the camera. Then proceed to remove all the screws.

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Step 3
Beware, if your screwdriver does not fit properly, you may damage the screws' heads. If your screwdriver does not fit, or you do not have the proper one, you can use a hot glue gun to fix the screwdriver to the head of the screw. Wait for it to harden slightly, and then try to remove the screws.

Step 4

Remove outer case. Pull the back away from the main body of the camera.

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Step 5 - LCD Screen
Locate the LCD screen and anchoring screw. Remove screw.

Step 6

Carefully pull the LCD screen away from the board it is connected to.

Step 7

Push both blue switches away from the holding device to unleach lcd ribbon. Be careful when removing ribbon. If you damage it, you will need to replace it as well.

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Step 8
Carefully detach the ribbon from where it was connected by the blue pins.

Step 9

Now that everything has been disconnected from the board, remove LCD screen.

Step 10 - Logic Board

Remove the two screws holding the circuit board down.

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Step 11
Remove black sticky tape from circuit board and camera case.

Step 12

Gently pull the circuit board away from the front side of the camera. Be careful when removing assembly as to not break any solder leads or damage lens assembly.

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Step 13
Remove the logic board by pulling straight away from assembly.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
This document was last generated on Feb 12, 2011.

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Repairing FujiFilm FinePix A340 Flash Unit

Tools used in this guide

Tri-wing Screwdriver #0 (1)

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Step 1 - disassembly Outer Case
Remove the batteries from the camera to prevent danger of electric shock.

Step 2

Locate all five screws on the camera. Then proceed to remove all the screws.

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Step 3
Beware, if your screwdriver does not fit properly, you may damage the screws' heads. If your screwdriver does not fit, or you do not have the proper one, you can use a hot glue gun to fix the screwdriver to the head of the screw. Wait for it to harden slightly, and then try to remove the screws.

Step 4

Remove outer case. Pull the back away from the main body of the camera.

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Step 5 - LCD Screen
Locate the LCD screen and anchoring screw. Remove screw.

Step 6

Carefully pull the LCD screen away from the board it is connected to.

Step 7

Push both blue switches away from the holding device to unleach lcd ribbon. Be careful when removing ribbon. If you damage it, you will need to replace it as well.

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Step 8
Carefully detach the ribbon from where it was connected by the blue pins.

Step 9

Now that everything has been disconnected from the board, remove LCD screen.

Step 10 - Logic Board

Remove the two screws holding the circuit board down.

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Step 11
Remove black sticky tape from circuit board and camera case.

Step 12

Gently pull the circuit board away from the front side of the camera. Be careful when removing assembly as to not break any solder leads or damage lens assembly.

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Step 13
Remove the logic board by pulling straight away from assembly.

Step 14 - Flash Unit

Locate the flash unit of the camera. It includes the camera's flash and a capacitor.

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Step 15
Unsolder the flash unit at it's three points. Be careful not to damage the circuit board or surrounding parts with the solder iron.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
This document was last generated on Feb 12, 2011.

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