LCD display goes blank when I move it out to use it at an angle

"There's a very good disassembly guide for this camera: Disassembly Guide

Removing the back including the hinged screen should be pretty easy. Reinserting the ribbons in Step 10 may be a bit fiddly and may require tweezers, but you will succeed with a bit of patience.

It doesn't describe how to disassemble the rear panel but it shouldn't be too hard. Take great care of any springs so you know how to refit them, make lots of notes about where screws come from, and keep them separate as there may be several sizes. You may find a loose connector, or maybe a ribbon bonded directly to the LCD, in which case a little bit of packing inserted behind it to increase the pressure may be sufficient to fix it.

But if the worst comes to the worst, put a watch on eBay for one advertised as ""spares or repair"" but with a good screen. Lens errors may well be much commoner. A swap-out should then be pretty straightforward."

I’ve disassembled the screen (2 screws top edge and 3 screws visible when screen is at right angle to the camera and you push screen towards camera (spring loaded). There is a flexi cable that is bent 180 degrees when screen is reassembled.. On my camera one of the wires in the flexi cable is broken. It makes a connection when screen is not tilted. I need a new cable and I don’t have the tools to replace it. Shocking design in my opinion. Every time the screen is tilted the cable is stressed mechanically . On might argue it’s a systemic fault and not fit for purpose but doubt if Canon would accept this argument.

"Have same problem

Seem to be the little magnet under the upper screen case

Very difficult to maintain in place and in the right orientation"

"I have the same problem, but I do not understand the solution above.

Did you fix it in the meantime? How?"

Any Infos about it? I have the same problem