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Re: ESP Frame Trouble Help quick!!!!

In Reply to: ESP Frame Trouble Help quick!!!! posted by Marc Roberts on November 15, 2002 at 21:02:53:

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Posted by:
Shadow_Cocker
on November 16, 2002 at 01:04:00

I have had this happen to myself twice on a pair of Flashes. One was LCD and the prob was the battery was low and because of this when the turbo kicks in it sticks on. This problem has been listed in the kingman forums many times and in most cases it was the battery ( Has something to do with the way the trigger switch sends siganls) The other time was with a Dip switch flash and the prob there was the clip that connects the wires to the board was loose. Dont know if this will help ya.

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: I have had this happen to myself twice on a pair of Flashes. One was LCD and the prob was the battery was low and because of this when the turbo kicks in it sticks on. This problem has been listed in the kingman forums many times and in most cases it was the battery ( Has something to do with the way the trigger switch sends siganls) The other time was with a Dip switch flash and the prob there was the clip that connects the wires to the board was loose. Dont know if this will help ya.

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