Repairing Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W290 LCD

Find the hatch labeled "open" on the left side of the bottom of the camera.

Slide the hatch in the direction that the arrow is pointing. The hatch will open outward on its own.

Slide the blue locking tab to release the battery. Slide the battery out of the camera.

Replace hatch and rotate camera 180 degrees. You should still be looking at the bottom of the camera.

Remove the four 2.5mm Philips #0 screws.

Turn the camera so the left side-panel faces you. (It says 5x Optical Zoom)

Remove the two 2.5mm Philips #0 screws.

Turn the camera so the right side faces you.

Remove the two 2.5mm Philips #0 screws.

Rotate camera so that the back is facing you.

Pull the back casing directly away from the LCD screen.

Turn the camera so that the left side is facing you.

Pull the left side-panel off of the camera.

Turn camera so that the front of the camara is facing you.

Pull the front casing directly away from the camera.

Turn the camera so that the right side is facing you.

Pull the right side-panel away from the rest of the camera.

This is what your camera should look like now that you have removed the casing from all sides.

Gently pull the LCD and its casing away from the motherboard as shown.

Disconnect the small ribbon-wire by gently pulling on the small ribbon-wire where it connects with the motherboard.

Disconnect the large ribbon-wire by pulling on the large ribbon-wire where it connects to the motherboard.

Pull the LCD and its casing away from the rest of the camera.

Rotate the LCD and its casing so that the screen is facing you.

Gently pull the control panel downward, freeing it from the small metal clips.

Lift the control panel away from the metal and carefully pull the ribbon-wire out as you do.

Lift the LCD away from the metal casing on the right side.

Slide the LCD to the right and away from the metal casing.

Carefully pull the ribbon-wire out of the opening in the metal casing.

The LCD is now out of the camera.