Dis/assembling Eye/Pupil Camera Housing

First: Eye Camera

Remove initial frame (crack off)

Remove 4 screws.

Remove cover to get to the PCB underneath

Remove two screws on the PCB.

Remove PCB from the base plastic piece.

Break base plastic piece. Cutters work well. Be careful not to snip the wire attached to the PCB.

Black mold (from 3D printer) piece attaches to the PCB with 4 screws.

Completed assembly of the eye camera.

Back of pupil camera is glued on. Remove with flat-head.

Remove the black frame on the front of the pupil camera.

Once frame is taken off the front, two screws need to be removed.

One screw removed from the back.

Front housing comes off once the screws are removed from the frame.

Twist out the silver microphone.

Pull off bottom stand until it breaks off.

Remove rubber/plastic piece from the bottom

Remove four screws from under the plastic tape (removed from last step).

Bottom pops off

Separate the metal frame from the plastic assembly.

Avoid the cables

Take out PCB from the plastic housing.

Remove the rest of the black plastic housing.

Black plastic housing removed

Continue removing the black plastic housing surrounding the inner PCB.

PCB removed from the black plastic housing.

Autofocus assembly.

Remove two screws from the bottom of the auto-focus PCB.

Unscrew the lens

Take out the IR filter by using a scalpel for pulling out the lens tape.

Comparison photos of completed autofocus assembly vs in-progress autofocus assembly

IR LEDs replaced by SMD LED

Soldering required here (at bottom of LED to remove).

SMD LED info: Thick black line is near the positive side of the LED

Dark side (dot) is positive side on LED.

Insert PCB into 3d-printed frame.

Completed assembly.

Sugru used for nose/head rest