OnePlus Nord N200 Rear Cameras Replacement

Adhesive can reform quickly, so be quick when creating the gap.

• Insert the Jimmy into the seam at the bottom edge, between the rear glass and midframe.
• Persist with some force to create a gap, if necessary.
• Leave the Jimmy in place for a few seconds to prevent resealing.

Insert an iFixit opening pick into the gap.

• Slide the Jimmy around the phone to slice the adhesive.
• Insert a second iFixit opening pick at the sliced spot.

Insert the iFixit opening pick into the top edge and slide it downwards.

• Slice through the adhesive holding the back plate in place.
• Pry the back plate off the phone, working your way around the edges.

Remove the back cover.

Locate and use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the sixteen 3.6 mm-long screws.

Careful, there's also a hidden screw marked by an orange circle that must be removed.

Insert a Jimmy carefully into the gap.

• Guide it between the midframe and top components in the bottom case.
• A small gap is required for removal.
• Use an opening pick to cut adhesive around the edge of the midframe.
• Pry off the midframe with the Jimmy.

Finish prying open the midframe using your hands.

• Be cautious when removing the back tray as the fingerprint reader cable is still connected.
• Pull the midframe off and set it aside.

• Pry the fingerprint cable connector loose using a spudger or opening tool.
• Move the fingerprint reader cable and midframe to one side.

Remove the midframe.

Disconnect the battery from the charger before starting to avoid damaging your phone.

• Slide a spudger or opening pick under the connector's edge and pry straight up to disconnect the battery.
• Pry carefully under the edge of the connector, not the socket on the board, to avoid damage.

Work carefully: do not touch or scrape small components on the board.

• To reconnect:
• Align the connector over its socket and press down gently with your fingertip on one side, then the other, until it clicks into place.
• Do not force the connector

For wider connectors: do not press in the middle until fully seated to avoid bending or breaking pins.

Do not apply excessive force when reconnecting coaxial connectors.

• Disconnect the black Coaxial connector, the ground cable, first.
• Peel the tape in the upper right corner of the phone to reveal the black coaxial cable.
• To disconnect: use a thin ESD-safe pry tool or angled tweezers to lift straight up from the board, under the metal neck of the connector.
• When reconnecting: hold the connector with tweezers and press gently downwards; it should "snap" into place.

Avoid applying force or breaking the socket off the board.

Insert an ESD-safe pry tool or angled tweezers under the metal neck of the white coaxial cable connector and lift straight up.

• Move the white coaxial connector away from the board using the tweezers.

Pry under the edge of the connector, not the socket on the board, to avoid damaging it.

• Insert a spudger or opening tool under the press connector and pry straight up to disconnect it.
• Carefully work around small components on the board to avoid accidental damage.
• Use tweezers to remove the camera module from the board.

Do not force the connector into place; reposition and try again if necessary.

• Align the connector carefully over its socket.
• Press down with your fingertip on one side, then the other, until it clicks into place.

For wider connectors, do not press down in the middle until they are fully seated to avoid bending or breaking the pins.

If you know which camera is faulty, you may skip this and go directly to disconnecting it.

Disconnect and remove the small rear camera.

Repeat the process to detach the middle camera press connector.

• Use tweezers to grab the camera module and move it away from the board.

You do not need to disconnect this specific camera, but if you know which one is faulty, you can skip this step and proceed directly with that camera's disconnection.

Disconnect the middle rear camera cable from the motherboard.

• Remove the screws holding the middle rear camera in place.
• Gently pull the middle rear camera away from the device.

Place a spudger or an opening tool under the connector's edge of the third camera and pry straight up to disconnect it.

• Use tweezers to grab the camera module and move it away from the board.
• You may skip this step if you know which specific camera is faulty and proceed directly to disconnecting it.

Remove the larger rear camera.