Digital cameras can have 6 or more fuses, which all are unmarked and
just look like typical surface mount components. Replacing circuit
boards often requires reprogramming the eprom. Since Olympus won't
release such service help......nice try though.
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Ian Manners wrote:
> That was a learning experience.
>
> Dont suppost there are seconds Main PCB for E300's out there.
>
> Now that I've stripped the E300, as in take all the screws
> out, jiggle the back off, I think I've decided that Olympus
> triple digit E cameras that old arent worth fixing !
>
> The triple digit E series has a totally different approach
> to the insides to the single digit E's. The card holders on
> the main PCB, and it's not done in a way that I can just replace
> the CF socket :-(
>
> What fun that was, and as I dont know if the problem is
> the CF socket (couldnt see anything obvious) or the interface,
> I put it all back together, guess its a parts body, my first E one,
> so it can go in the box with the assorted OM parts body's, lens,
> and the lone junked Canon EOS-1D.
>
> Cheers
> Ian Manners
> If at first you don't succeed, work for Microsoft.
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