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     Walter Tinkerer Username: Walter Post Number: 3 Registered: 01-2010 Rating: N/A |
When I remember correctly, the capacitor which fires the shutter in the X-300 is 4V/220microfarad. The standard ELKO at 6V is probably to large to be mounted in the camera. Try to substitute this ELKO with a Tantal type ELKO, which is tiny and will fit into the gap in the cameras body. Check polarity, you do not replace a capacitor but an elko. I hope I was able to express my thaughts clearly using my bad english. Walter |