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Nikon Coolpix L110 Camera Zoom Switch Shutter Button Repair Part

RRP:
$29.95
Your Price:
$24.97 (You save $4.98)
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Brand:
Nikon
Weight:
0.50 LBS
Rating:
(1 product review)
Availability:
2 Week+ Backorder
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Product Description

Is the Shutter Button or Zoom Switch on your Nikon Coolpix L110 digital camera damaged, broken or defective? If so you're not alone, and here is the solution! Here we have a brand new OEM Zoom Switch and Shutter Button assembly!

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If you want to do the repair yourself, here are a couple pictures to help you figure out why you can't get the back half of the body of the camera off! There are a couple screws hiden UNDER the microphone cover! Take out the two small screws under the flash in the front of the microphone cover (picture 1) and then pry up the cover by putting something small into one of the holes and lifting it up. (picture 2)

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We Also accept Check and Money Order.  How simple is that? Get up and running again in no time flat!

Do you have a different model or brand with a broken LCD? We can probably fix that too! Check out our store listings, and email us if you don't see your camera listed!

Warranty Information

We give a 120 day warranty on all parts and repair services. This warranty is limited to parts and labor only; the buyer is responsible for shipping the camera or part to us in case of a warranty claim. No warranty requests will be honored for cameras or parts with impact damage, water exposure, or other signs of obvious abuse or neglect.
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  1. Wish I had better directions, but was a good fix

    Posted by Unknown on 9th Jan 2012

    The pictures help on the site, but you have to take the back of the camera off to get to the screw holding the shutter assembly in place. Other than that it's a piece of cake. remove 10 or so screws, slide the back off, pop up the shutter assembly and place new on in place.





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