Введение
If your Nikon D71000 Dial Mode Button does not switch the camera mode when twisted, use this guide to replace the Dial Mode Button.
No special skills are required to be able to perform this replacement.
Before beginning with this guide, make sure that the device is turned off and disconnected from any external source.
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Remove the five screws on the bottom of the camera with a JIS #000 head screwdriver.
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Then unscrew the remaining screws holding the back plate to the LCD.
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Then simply remove the plate with the LCD.
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Undo the 5 ribbon cable connectors by flipping the latches up with a plastic spudger.
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After following the guide to remove the back LCD screen from the motherboard, remove the 2 marked screws.
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Remove these 2 screws on the top of the camera and pull the top screen, flash, and dial-mode button from the main body of the camera.
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Remove the large screw in the middle of the dial-mode button. This allows you to replace it.
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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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Thanks for the write up! I just used it to replace my D7100 mode dial.
One caveat, in step 19, there are no screws under the circles that are drawn. Those screws were removed to get the LCD off, I ended up removing several other screws (some unnecessarily I believe) before I was able to get the top panel to separate from the main body.
There are 2 screws on the sides that definitely need to be removed as they clearly hold the top panel to the body. One of these is visible underneath the strap retainer in photo 18. The other one is the same location on the SD card slot side of the body.
edit - I’m also unsure why this shows how to remove the LCD from the back plate as this is unnecessary for replacing the mode dial.
Many thanks for a good clear guide! I used steps 1 to 10 to remove the base and back so that I could change out the worn buttons around the display. The only problem I had was reconnecting the ribbon cables. After a bit of research I found that you need to flip up the dark grey tabs on the ribbon cable connectors with your fingernail to release the clamps before removing the cables. When reassembling ensure the cables are fully reinserted then push the tabs back down to lock.
My D7200 plate indicator popped off, I just bought the new switch / replacement switch, gently popped off the indicator plate (to know what mode you’re in) and reglued it onto my old rotating dial.
My rotating switch IS broken though, in the sense that it will rotate from indent to indent and the push down switch doesn’t stop it, but I don’t care. It stays where it’s supposed to and I always check what mode I’m in anyways before starting.
I did NOT want to go through the steps above to disassemble my camera, just for the indicator plate. Not worth it.
