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Speedlite

220EX

Accessories

/Heterence

Troubleshooting Guide

No,

Problem

Probable Cause

Solution

Page No.

1

The Speedlite 220EX cannot be
detached from the camera.

The hot shoe lock release has not

been slid to the right to release the
locking pin.

Slide the hot shoe release to

the right to release the locking

pin

8

2

The Speedlite 220EX does not
fire even when the shutter button

is pressed completely.

The Speedlite 220EX has not been

mounted properly on the hot shoe.

Mount

the

Speedlite

220EX

properly and securely on the
camera.

8

The hot shoe contacts are dirty

The Speedlite 220EX mounting foot

contacts are dirty

If the contacts are dirty, use a

clean cloth to wipe them clean­

ly

8

3

After turning on the Speedlite
220EX, the pilot lamp turns oft
after a while.

If the Speedlite 220EX is not used

for 90 sec., the power turns off auto­

matically to save battery power

Press

the

shutter

button

halfway, or press the test firing
button

9

4

When high-speed sync is used
with Type A cameras, the picture

is underexposed.

With high-speed sync, the Guide

Number changes depending on the

sync speed. A faster sync speed

reduces the flash range. If the sub­

ject is beyond the flash range,

underexposure results.

Set the shutter speed so that

the

desired

flash

range

is

obtained.

22

5

The subject looks blurred in the

picture

If the flash is used with the aperture-

priority AE mode in low light condi­

tions, a slow sync speed is set auto­

matically. A blurred picture may be

taken if the camera is handheld at a

slow shutter speed

Use of a tripod is recommended

at slow shutter speeds

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