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5. HANDLING PROCEDURES FOR LABORATORY PROCESSING
• To avoid injury while opening the QuickSnap with a screwdriver or similar tool,
do not place your hand in front of the blade.
• Always wear goggles when removing the film cartridge and/or battery because
fragments of broken plastic may fly off.
• The electronic flash unit built into the main body works on very high voltages.
To avoid suffering electrical shock, do not remove the outer casing, disas-
semble the body, take out components, or touch the circuit board inside.
5-1 Film Cartridge Removal
Before removing the 35 mm film cartridge, verify that the film has been completely rewound
into the cartridge (the exposure counter should indicate "0"). If the film is not completely re-
wound, take one of the following two courses of action:
(1) If the last frame (corresponding to "1" in the frame counter window) has been exposed but
film has not been advanced yet, wind the film until "0" appears in the frame counter window.
(2) If more than one exposure remains, cover the lens in a dark location and then keep on
pressing the shutter and winding the film until the frame counter window shows "0".
Procedure I
(Fig. 1)
Insert a 2.5 mm screwdriver blade about 5 mm into the
blade insertion point of the cartridge compartment lid.
Procedure II
(Fig. 2)
Using the screwdriver as a lever, move it downward to
open the cartridge cover lid. During this procedure be
careful not to scratch the battery inside.
Procedure III
(Fig. 3)
Turn the camera upside down and allow the cartridge to
fall out into the palm of your hand.
The QuickSnap Night & Day Flash body (manufactured components) can be recycled.
QuickSnap Night & Day • FUJIFILM PRODUCT INFORMATION BULLETIN
CAUTIONS
Screwdriver Blade
Insertion Point
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
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