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Removing battery acid from flash attachment
I haven't used my camera's flash attachment in quite some time, and now there's green battery acid in the battery compartment. Any ideas on how to remove it?
Thanks.
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Cotton swab soaked (but not dripping) with vinegar rubbed gently over the contacts should help. Blow dry with some compressed air.
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Better still, get a fiberglass-bristle battery contact brush at a camera or electronics shop. These do a wonderful job of shining up corroded contacts, plus they can get into the tight spots.
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Denatured alcohol (99%) or a pencil erasor are two other options, depending on how bad it is.
If it looks like it's beyond the contacts, tho, the flash might be trash. |
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Is the corrosion dry or slimey?
If it's slimey, your flash is probably wasted. |
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