Introdução
In this guide will be looking at how to replace a motherboard in an Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II Camera. For this procedure you will the following set of items: a 00 Philips head screwdriver, needle nose pliers (recommended but not required) and your own replacement motherboard. This procedure is not particularly hazardous so no protective gear should be required. This process can be a little tedious so make sure to set aside around 30 min to an hour to replace the motherboard. It would have a medium level of difficulty due to the overall size of the parts and delicacy. The motherboard is an essential component to having a functioning camera.
O que você precisa
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Lay the camera on its back as shown. Using the button located to the right of the lens, hold it down while rotating the lens to release it from the camera.
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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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Good work! My anode selector does not work, I am stuck in AUTO, mines mark iii but looks very similar. Anyone else has this issue?
This is what Olympus had to say about me replacing the mother board- what are your thoughts. The issue is indeed in the mainboard. However, we don't sell that part and even if you buy it elsewhere, for it to work properly, it will have to be configured with specific codes that only we have and that, as you must understand, are confidential, so, in this case, we suggest that you proceed with the repair.
