Nikon SB-800 If the built-in wide-flash adapter is broken off accidentally, Problem, Cause, page

■■■ If the built-in wide-flash adapter is broken off accidentally

If the wide-flash adapter is subjected to a strong impact while set on the flash head, it may be broken off. In this case, visit your nearest authorized Nikon service center for repair.

•When the wide-flash adapter is broken off, it is no longer possible to set the zoom-head position to other than 14mm or 17mm. To adjust the zoom-head position, go to the Custom Settings “Zoom-head position setting if the built-in wide-flash adapter is broken off accidentally” (p. 67).

■■■ Warning indications in the SB-800

Problem	Cause	Ref.
		page
The ready-light blinks for 3 sec. after firing.
The underexposure indicator blinks and		p. 33
the amount of underexposure is	Underexposure may have occurred.
displayed, depending on the camera
in use.
The dotted line below the underbar	The flash head is tilted down –7°.	p. 23
appears.
The aperture indicator displays	The aperture on the lens is not set at its	—
“FEE” and the shutter cannot be released.	minimum.
Three beeps sound during wireless multiple	The flash has fired at its maximum output	p. 89
flash shooting.	and under exposure may have occurred.
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