Canon Powershot S200 Camera lens Replacement

Slide grey latch to open the battery compartment.

Push orange retaining clip to the right to free battery.

Remove battery from the camera.

Remove the lanyard.

Remove the two 2.3mm screws (underneath the name plate) and two 2.8mm screws (next to the threaded tripod mount) from the bottom face of the camera.

Remove the single 3.8mm screw from the back face of the camera.

Remove the two 2.3mm screws from the right face of the camera.

Remove the two 3.2mm screws (outside edge) and two 3.7mm screws (towards middle) from the left side of the camera body.

Pull the back face panel away from the front end of the body. This may take some wiggling and force.

Remove the CF card door from the left side of the camera body.

Remove the rubber digital a/v out cap by sliding it out of the groove on the front plate.

Remove the front face by sliding it off.

Remove the rubber seal that goes over the right side of the viewfinder.

Remove the two 3.9mm screws that retain the laminated cooper sheet.

Remove the seven wire connections that connect to the motherboard.

Remove the single 3.8mm screw that is on the motherboard.

Carefully remove the motherboard from the main frame of the camera body.

After completing the removal of the motherboard, remove the tripod mounting screws (3.4mm) on the left side

Carefully pry the left side of the housing plate from the bottom of the tripod mounting plate, releasing it from the two alignment pegs next to the screws

Lift the left side of the tripod mounting plate towards you, lift free the mounting plate from the rest of the assembly

Be careful because there are still wire connections attached to the mounting plate which you don't want to remove

Remove the 2.1mm screws from the bottom and top of the screen connecting it to the housing plate

Unsolder the four points at the top of the screen with a soldering iron

Remove the card-reader shield by removing the screw at the top of the shield.

Remove the 2 black screws that attach the battery box to the housing plate.

Remove the three (3.1mm) black screws that were behind the screen and battery box.

Carefully remove the lens.