Repair service
Camera Replacement
- $55
- Starting price
- 45-60 min
- Typical time
- 30 days
- Parts and labor warranty
- Free
- Diagnostic
Overview
How we handle camera replacement.
Most phones now have several rear cameras (wide, ultra-wide, and telephoto), each with its own image sensor, lens stack, and tiny motors for autofocus and optical image stabilization (OIS). Camera problems usually come from one of three places: a cracked lens cover letting in dust and light flare, a failed OIS or autofocus actuator causing blur or a buzzing sound, or a damaged module showing a black screen. We isolate which lens and component is at fault, replace only what's needed, and verify focus, stabilization, flash, and video at every zoom level.
What's included
- Wide, ultra-wide, telephoto, or front module replacement
- Lens cover glass replacement
- Autofocus and OIS actuator testing
- Dust and debris removal from the lens stack
- Flash, zoom, and video stabilization verification
- 30-day parts & labor warranty
Process
How the repair works.
No appointment needed. Here is what happens after you walk in.
- 1
Lens-by-lens diagnosis
We test each camera and zoom level to find which lens, module, or software issue is at fault.
- 2
Component removal
The damaged lens cover or camera module is carefully disconnected from the logic board.
- 3
Replacement
A quality-tested part is installed, sealed, and kept free of dust inside the lens stack.
- 4
Focus & stabilization testing
We confirm sharp autofocus, smooth OIS, flash, and clean video before return.
When to visit
Signs you need a camera replacement.
- Blurry photos or autofocus 'hunting'
- Camera shakes, buzzes, or rattles
- Cracked lens cover or light flares
- Black screen on one or more lenses
- Dust, spots, or haze in every photo
Terms
What our technicians mean.
- Camera module
- The complete camera unit: image sensor, lenses, and motors. Each rear lens on your phone is usually its own module.
- OIS (optical image stabilization)
- Tiny motors that move the lens to cancel out hand shake. When OIS fails, the camera may buzz or photos may blur.
- Autofocus actuator
- The small motor that moves the lens to focus. A damaged actuator makes the camera struggle to lock focus.
- Lens cover glass
- The outer glass protecting the camera. It's a quick, low-cost fix when only the cover is cracked.
Questions
Camera Replacement questions.
Still unsure? Call your nearest store and a technician will help.
Yes. A cracked lens cover lets in dust and moisture and causes flare in bright light. Replacing just the cover glass is quick and inexpensive.
That's usually a failed OIS or autofocus actuator, often caused by a drop or strong vibration (like mounting a phone on a motorcycle). Replacing the affected module fixes it.
In most cases, yes. Focus issues are usually a faulty module, which we replace and test across all zoom levels.
Where
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