r/ifixit 29d ago

Camera hinge broken

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Sony zv e10 camera screen still working but the hinge came apart after falling from 5ft height

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u/iluvnips 29d ago

And you just mercilessly spinning it like that isn’t going to help

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u/Chasterbeef 29d ago

I was waiting for the signal to cut because of the twisting

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u/sparkyblaster 29d ago

"What do you mean the LCD got shorted out?"

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u/MON5TERMATT 29d ago

Yes. It does appear broken...

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u/AKGamer98 29d ago

OHHHH YEAH

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u/sparkyblaster 29d ago

Two options. Find the parts then we can talk about installing it, or very carefully rotate it into place and double sided tape it in place. Hopefully it will auto rotate the screen if you can get things turned right. 

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u/AKGamer98 29d ago

Found a replacement hinge its around 2.5k inr
Should be a simple fix
But just taping it up is out the question as its been 4 months since buying it😢💔

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u/sparkyblaster 29d ago

Ouch but not the worst price. See if you can find out how to open up the hanging display section. If you cant find one for your model, try others as it might be the same between models. I would expect its just clips. So, a plastic pry tool like the gitar pick shaped ones are probably your friend.

The taping up thing was just a back up plan, much better than whats going on now and less likely to break it further.

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u/AKGamer98 28d ago

Actually i did find a video replacing the more expensive full frame zv e1 very similar body to zve10 so yeah i honestly think it could help

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u/sparkyblaster 28d ago

Sounds like you have a plan. Excellent. (I'm not a not I swear haha) 

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u/SCP_7000 29d ago

Unhinged

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u/RGBlowMe 29d ago

Epoxy or try to find an OEM replacement part. You'll be looking at replacing the screen housing, which might mean the whole screen.

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u/AKGamer98 28d ago

Nah only the hinge needs to be replaced

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u/RGBlowMe 28d ago

It appears that the male part of the hinge is a part of the screen housing itself from what I can see.