Battery cover door replace - Canon PowerShot SX130 IS Digital Camera

Hello again

There is one repair place that lists 700 different battery doors, but your is listed and out of stock. AliExpress also lists doors and sometimes they end up on eBay. Your best bet is Nikon direct.

https://www.google.com/search?q=replacement+battery+cover+door+for+a+Nikon+Coolpix+s7c

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Link to purchase of battery door with instructions

A1 locksmith advised me to To install batteries, remove cover between knob and keypad.Unlock door with the override key provided in the plastic bag attached to the owner's manual, and open the door using the knob. Remove battery cover located on the inside back of the door by sliding to the right. Insert the four batteries as indicated. Replace the battery cover.

i have not replaced the battery door but have disassembled an S5000 following the service manual

it looks like once you complete the first step 'Removing the R CABINET ASSY' you can withdraw the hinge pin and replace the battery cover without any more disassembly [see attached image]

1. There should be a cover on the bottom with a release lip the batteries are here to replace. this is located right below the on/off button.

you should please seek the companies tech support. sometimes the should replace the phone .this is a manufacturing defect.

Bushnell Repair Center
8500 Marshall Drive
Lenexa, KS 66214

Same problem here with broken battery cover door! Called Polaroid and NO they do not have these parts to replace....if the camera was under warranty Polaroid would have replaced the entire camera.....soooooo when you find out any info as to where to get the battery door list the info! Thanks! & good luck too!

I just replaced my battery door. You have to take every screw out of the camera. I used a philips eye glass screw driver. Then, pull the front and back covers apart carefully, its only plastic. There is a pin that holds the door to the rear cover. If you push the battery door button back and fourth the pin will start to show out the side of the camera. I pulled it out once it showed with small pair of needle nose pliers. Just reverse the procedure to install the new door.

If you're handy, you can replace it in about 3 minutes. Don't attempt it unless you're willing to risk tearing a thin flexible circuit under the rear cover. Looking at the camera from the rear, remove the screws on the right hand side ( 2 ? ) then the screws across the bottom - open the card door, remove the card, and wedge a knife blade between the front and rear cover halves - the card door will be loose with an attached spring coming free. No need to remove the rear housing completely, just enough to expose the tracks for the battery cover hinge. Remove the old door, noting the position of the opening spring at the hinge, by angling one hinge out first. Insert the new battery cover and the card door in reverse order.