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Taking apart my Blueskysea dashcam model DV988 - 17-CB-002 - 06-23-2021

My dashcam stopped working after I inserted the memory card. It seemed that the memory card went in sideway and fell into the casing.
So I had the choice to take it apart or worst dispose of it completely.

Armed with a jewellers screw driver kit, I took a chance, removed all the screws (16) and rubber plugs and separated the two shell. Located the memory card lying at the bottom under the printed circuit, using a tweezer I cautiously retrieve it out and then put everything back together with no extra screws/plugs left over Rolleyes

After installing the dashcam back on the bike, I successfully tested and confirm for proper operation. Banana







RE: Taking apart my Blueskysea dashcam model DV988 - Cormanus - 06-23-2021

Brave man, Alain.


RE: Taking apart my Blueskysea dashcam model DV988 - GoldOxide_imp - 06-23-2021

(06-23-2021, 01:35 PM)Alain Lee_imp Wrote: My dashcam stopped working after I inserted the memory card. It seemed that the memory card went in sideway and fell into the casing.
So I had the choice to take it apart or worst dispose of it completely.

Armed with a jewellers screw driver kit, I took a chance, removed all the screws (16) and rubber plugs and separated the two shell. Located the memory card lying at the bottom under the printed circuit, using a tweezer I cautiously retrieve it out and then put everything back together with no extra screws/plugs left over Rolleyes

After installing the dashcam back on the bike, I successfully tested and confirm for proper operation. Banana

What the?


RE: Taking apart my Blueskysea dashcam model DV988 - Lord Popgun - 06-23-2021

Yeah, could you show us EXACTLY how you did that? Tongue

Cause I have one of those and don't want that to happen. Confused


RE: Taking apart my Blueskysea dashcam model DV988 - peterbaron - 06-24-2021

(06-23-2021, 09:51 PM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Yeah, could you show us EXACTLY how you did that? Tongue

Cause I have one of those and don't want that to happen. Confused

Mi Lord, Alain showed me his pics and dash cam today with the memory card inside... you'd better not to play with it EXACTLY how he did..TongueBig Grin


RE: Taking apart my Blueskysea dashcam model DV988 - 17-CB-002 - 06-24-2021

(06-23-2021, 09:51 PM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Yeah, could you show us EXACTLY how you did that? Tongue

Cause I have one of those and don't want that to happen. Confused

Hi LP, no need to worry too much.
Only precaution required is to take your time to insert it "straight" down into the slot and with proper lighting to see what you are doing.
My DashCam control module is positioned at an angle so that I can view the screen while riding, so under dim lighting condition I inserted the memory card sideways into the slot and missed. If not careful it will miss the correct point of entry and drop into an empty slot.
I always take the memory card out of the dashcam to download the pictures faster on my computer and I got caught this time Angry