11-28-2020 12:09 AM
Hi there dropped my flash on to concrete, nasty, there was a load pop now red pilot light wont come on.. obviously damged but to what degree?\
Any ideas
11-28-2020 06:52 AM - edited 11-28-2020 06:59 AM
Greetings,
There is no way someone can assess the extend of damage to a product which was dropped on a support forum.
Send the unit to Canon for evaluation
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You'll have to decide if the cost of repair does not exceed the cost to replace.
Right now however, you could get a replacement (black friday or cyber monday) for a very good price.
Example: 600 EX II-RT is $100 off reg price.
~Rick
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11-28-2020 07:15 AM
As already stated the only option is to get it repaired professionally, do not be tempted to dismantle it yourself, although it runs on low voltage batteries it can store up to 300volts inside even when turned off and that can cause you serious damage.
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