NIKON COOLPIX L1 Repair manual

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VAA42003-R.3672.A

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REPAIR MANUAL

Copyright 2005 by Nikon Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

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Printed in Japan Sep 2005

VAA42003-R.3672.A

Contents

Specifiations M1 - M2

Disassembly

Warning D1

Removal of Rear cover D2 - D3

Disassembly of Rear cover D4

Discharge of Main condenser D5

Removal of Front cover D5 - D6

Battery lid D7

Upper FPC D8

SB PCB D9

Main PCB D10 - D11

Lens barrel unit / Battery holder D12

CCD unit D12

Points to notice for disassembly/assembly of Lens-barrel unit D13

CCD mount unit D14

Zoom gear D15

Shutter FPC retainer D15

1st lens-group tube cover ring D16

Barrier unit D16

Barrier rotor plate D17

1st / 2nd lens group D17

Straight ring D18

Fixed tube D18

Cam tube unit D19

Straight tube unit D19

2nd lens-group sliding tube / 2nd lens-group tube / Shutter unit D20

Assembly

2nd lens-group sliding tube / 2nd lens-group tube / Shutter unit A1

Straight tube unit A2

Cam tube unit A2

Fixed tube A3

Straight ring A4

Shutter FPC retainer A4

Zoom gear A5

CCD mount unit A5 - A6

1st / 2nd lens group A6

Barrier rotor plate A7

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Barrier unit A8

1st lens-group tube cover ring A9

FFD inspection and adjustment A10

CCD unit A11

Lens barrel unit / Battery holder A11

Main PCB A12 - A13

SB PCB A14

Upper FPC A15

Battery lid A16

Front cover A17 - A18

Rear cover A19 - A21

Adjustment A22 - A36

Circuit diagram

Wire connection diagram E1

Block diagram E2

Main PCB E3 - E4

Inspection standards R1 - R8

Tool List T1 - T2

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Specifications

Type

COOLPIX L1 digital camera

 

 

Effective pixels

6.2 million

CCD

1/2.5-in. CCD; total pixels: 6.37 million

Image size (pixels)

2816 × 2112 *(2816) / (2816) 2048 × 1536 2048

 

1024 × 768 1024 640 × 480 640

Lens

Zoom-Nikkor with 5 × optical zoom

 

f=6.3 - 31.4mm (35-mm [135] camera-format equivalent: 38 - 190mm)

 

f2.9 - f5.0 9 elements in 7 groups

Digital zoom

Up to 4 × (35-mm [135] camera-format equivalent:760 mm)

 

 

Autofocus (AF)

Contrast-detect AF

Focus range (from lens)

50 cm (1 ft. 8 in.) - ∞

 

(Macro mode: 4 cm (1.6 in.) - ∞ (W)

Focus-area selection

Center; auto multi AF with 5 focus areas

 

 

Monitor

2.5 in., 115,000-dot, TFT LCD monitor with brightness adjustment (5 step)

Approximate frame

Shooting mode: 98% horizontal and 98% vertical

coverage

Playback: 100% horizontal and 100% vertical

Storage

 

Media

Internal memory (approx.10 MB); SD (Secure Digital) memory cards

File system

DCF, Exif 2.2, and DPOF compliant

File formats

Compressed: JPEG-baseline-compliant

 

Movies: QuickTime

 

Sound files: WAV

Exposure

 

Metering

Matrix, center-weighted

Exposure control

Programmed auto exposure with exposure compensation (-2.0 - +2.0 EV in steps of 1/3

 

EV)

Range

W: +2.5 - +16.0 EV T: +4.0 - +17.5 EV

Shutter

Mechanical and charge-coupled electronic shutter

Speed

4 - 1/2000 s

Aperture

Magnetically-controlled

Range

2 steps (f/2.9 and f/4.9 [W])

ISO Sensitivity

Approximately equivalent to ISO 50 (auto gain to ISO 200)

 

 

Self-timer

Approximately 10 seconds

 

 

Built-in flash

 

Range (approx.)

W: 0.5 - 3.5 m/1 ft. 8in. - 11 ft. 6 in. T: 0.5 - 2 m/1 ft. 8 in. - 6 ft. 7 in.

Sync method

Sensor flash system

Interface

USB

 

 

Video output

Can be selected from NTSC and PAL

 

 

I/O terminals

Audio video out/digital IO (USB

 

 

Supported languages

German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Russian, Swedish, Japanese, Chinese

 

(Simplified and Traditional), and Korean (12 languages)

 

 

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Power sources

Two AA alkaline, oxy-nickel, or lithium batteries

 

Two rechargeable EN-MH1-B2 NiMH batteries

 

EH-62B AC adapter kit

Battery life

Approximately 100 shots with alkaline, 400 shots with lithium, or 230 shots with

(Based on CIPA standard)

EN-MH1 B2 batteries *

Approximate dimensions

89.5 × 60.5 × 47 mm / 3.5 ×2.4×1.9 in.(W × H × D) without protruding portions

 

 

Approximate weight

180 g (6.3 oz) without battery or memory card

 

 

Operating environment

 

Temperature

0 - 40 (32 - 104 F°)

Humidity

Less than 85% (no condensation)

* Based on Camera and Imaging Products Association (CIPA) standard for measuring life of camera batteries. Measured at 25 °C (77 °F); zoom adjusted with each shot, flash fired with every other shot, image mode set to NORMAL.

Unless otherwise stated, all figures are for a camera with a fully-charged EN-MH1B2 batteries operated at an ambient temperature of 25 °C (77 °F).

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Disassembly

WARNING

Due to an internal high voltage area, take extra care not to get

an electric shock when detaching covers.

After removing covers, be sure to discharge the main condenser according to the instructions of repair manuals.

Points to notice for Lead-free solder products

Lead-free solder is used for this product.

For soldering work, the special solder and soldering iron are required.

Do NOT mix up lead-free solder with traditional solder.

Use the special soldering iron respectively for lead-free solder and lead solder. They cannot be used in common.

Caution:

Be sure to remove the SD memory card and batteries before disassembly.

When disassembling, make sure to memorize the processing state of wires, screws to be fixed and their types, etc.

Because electrical parts are easily damaged by static electricity, make sure that you are well earthed/grounded.

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Removal of Rear cover

Removal of Exterior screws

Take out two screws (#804).

Take out two screws (#806).

#804

#806

Take out three screws (#804).

#804

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Removal of Rear cover

Open the battery lid.

Remove the rear cover (#B102) from the front

cover (#B101).

#B101

Remove theAC adapter window (#391).

#B102

#391

Remove two solders of TFT lead wires (red and black).

Remove two connectors from the rear cover.

Red Black

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Disassembly of Rear cover

#221

#231

#222

#RP

#232

#802

#241

#1009

#165×2

#715

#166×2

#B1016

#801×8

#173

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WARNING

Due to an internal high voltage area, take extra care not to get

an electric shock when detaching covers.

After removing covers, be sure to discharge the main condenser according to the instructions of repair manuals.

Discharge of Main condenser

2KΩ/5W

Front cover

Removal of Belt

Remove the belt (#104) from the front cover (#B101).

Remove the USB connector lid (#392).

#104

#215

#B101 #392

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Removal of Front cover and Lens-barrel curtain

Lift upwards at the shutter-releasing (red-circled) part, and detach the front cover (#B101). Note) Be careful not to hook the front cover to the release SW.

#B101

Lift upwards at the shutter-releasing part to detach the front cover.

(Caution)

When the front cover is removed, it is easily hooked here.

Remove the lens-barrel curtain (#614).

#614

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Battery lid

Hold the back-door release SW towards the direction of the arrow. Remove the shaft (#357), which is firmly fixed, by pushing it out.

fig1.

#801×2

#354

#355

#352

#353

#351

#357

Fig1.

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Upper FPC

Take out two screws (#801).

Lift the upper FPC (#B1008) and remove the connector.

Remove the upper FPC.

#801×2

#B1008

Connector

Unsoldering

Remove six solders of lead wires.

Speaker (Black)

Microphone (Black)

Self-timer LED (Blue)

Speaker (Red)

Microphone (Red)

Self-timer LED (Yellow)

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SB base plate

Take out the screw (#802).

 

Remove the lug plate (#424).

#424

#802

Remove two solders of the SB lead wires (white and gray).

Remove the solder of the trigger lead wire (Blue).

White Gray Blue

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Removal of Condenser

Remove two solders to detach the condenser (#1018).

Unsolder ×2 to remove the condenser.

#1018

Main PCB

Removal of solder joints of Main PCB and Battery contacts

Unsolder ×2

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Removal of Finger, Connector, and Main PCB

Take out the screw (#802) to remove the finger (#172).

Take out the screw (#802) to remove the finger (#174).

Take out the screw (#802) to remove the finger (#175).

Take out the screw (#803).

Take out the screw (#802).

Remove two FPCs from the connectors.

Remove the main PCB (#1001).

#174

#802

#172

#802

#1001

#175 #802

#802

#803

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Lens-barrel large unit / Battery holder

Take out the screw (#802).

Remove the battery holder (#B358) from the lens-barrel large unit (#B10600).

#802

#B358

#B10600

CCD unit

Take out three screws (#807).

Remove the CCD unit (#B1003).

#807×3

#B1003

#672

#10

#643

#677

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Points to notice for disassembling/(re)assembling Lens-barrel unit

Caution) When the lens barrel is singly repaired and if the following parts are replaced, the lens unit checking tool is required for the FFD inspection and adjustment. Therefore, do NOT replace parts until the tool is prepared.

1st lens group

2nd lens group

CCD mount

Tools required for FFD inspection and adjustment

Caution) When the lens barrel unit of the product is repaired, the following tools are required for checking the operation and adjustment of the lens-barrel unit. Therefore, do NOT replace parts until the follawing tools are prepared.

Lens unit checking tool

Connecting cable for lens

PCI I/F board

Connection cable for PC

Adjusting focus stand for APS

Adapter for J XXXX

L1 lens-barrel driving software

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CCD Mount

Remove the

PI sensor

Adhesive

Disconnect the connector.

Take out five screws (#693).

Remove the CCD stand unit (#B601).

#693

#B601

Connector

#693

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Zoom gear

Remove five gears.

Shutter FPC retainer

Turn the lens-barrel in the direction of the arrow, and extend the lens-barrel out.

Remove the polyester tape (#683).

Remove the shutter FPC retainer (#625).

Pull the FPC out by passing it through the hole.

Be careful not to damage the cam tube, when the FPC retainer (#625) is removed.

#625

#683

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1st lens-group tube cover ring

Remove the 1st lens-group tube cover ring (#613) from the Barrier unit (#B631).

#613

Get alcohol to seep down from the clearance, and remove the cover ring slowly.

#B631

Barrier unit

Release two hooks to remove the barrier unit.

Self-made tool for removing the barrier unit ref.

Use a self-made tool of which the tip is converted.

Remove the barrier unit with enough care, because the hooks can be easily broken.

Hook×2

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Barrier rotor plate

Remove the spring (#636).

Remove the rotor plate (#632).

#636

#632

1st and 2nd lens group

Turn the lens-barrel in the direction of the arrow to retract it.

Remove the 1st lens group(#B608).

Remove the 2nd lens group(#B609).

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#636

#B608

#B673

#618

#B609

#B676

#B675

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Straight ring

#692×3

Take out three screws (#692).Remove the straight ring (#611).

FPC hole

#611

Fixed tube

Turn the cam tube unit (#B603) in the direction of the arrow, and remove it from the fixed tube (#602).

#B603

#602

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