Nikon 58-104 manual Tips on 88-104 Care, Do not subject the Speedlight to vibrations or shock

Tips on 88-104 Care

Notes of Caution

Do not subject the Speedlight to vibrations or shock.

Strong vibrations or shock may cause damage to delicately-adjusted parts. If you accidentally drop the Speedlight, take it to a Nikon service center to be checked for damage, although no damage may be found by a simple visual inspection.

Do not jump into the water while holding the Speedlight.

When entering the water from a boat, enter it yourself first and then have someone hand you the camera and Speedlight from the boat, or suspend the items on a rope and claim them after entering the water. Unforeseen damage may be caused by the shock of the Speedlight hitting the water surface if you jump into the water while holding it.

Do not subject the Speedlight to excessive heat.

Do not leave the Speedlight inside an enclosed location, such as a car, that is

Isubject to sunlight and high temperatures. Also avoid leaving it in any other area subject to high temperatures (over 60°C). When the interior of the S8-104 overheats, the heat alert light blinks and operation of the S8-104 stops automatically.

Prevent dirt, mud, sand, dust, water, salt, or other foreign matter from entering the Speedlight.

The Speedlight can be damaged if foreign matter finds its way inside the battery chamber. Damage of this sort is not always covered by the warranty.

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