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* Most electrical problems are caused by dirt and dust on the contacts. If any symptoms of electrical failure are detected, check that the contacts are free from finger marks, salt, special gas, and dust. The outer edge of the image may be cropped in regularsize color prints. Choose your composition carefully. A camera which has been submerged in water cannot usually be repaired. However, contact a Pentax service center if such an accident should occur. To maintain factory performance, it is recommended that your camera be inspected every 1-2 years. If your camera has not been used for a long period and before taking important pictures, have it checked or take a roll of film for test purposes. * When a macro or telephoto lens is used, the upper portion of the viewfinder may be darkened by the mirror. This darkening, however, does not appear on the developed prints. About the LCD Backup Circuit If the battery is replaced before the end of a roll film, the exposure count and film speed are not lost from memory. About the LCD Display * At temperatures over approximately 60°C, the LCD display may darken. It will return to normal at lower temperatures. * At low temperatures, the LCD display may respond more slowly. This is a characteristic of liquid crystals and is not a malfunction. GI 0 = rig .3 CI) al

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*
Most
electrical
problems
are
caused
by
dirt
and
dust
on
the
contacts.
If
any
symptoms
of
electrical
failure
are
detected,
check
that
the
contacts
are
free
from
finger
marks,
salt,
special
gas,
and
dust.
The
outer
edge
of
the
image
may
be
cropped
in
regular
-
size
color
prints.
Choose
your
composition
carefully.
A
camera
which
has
been
submerged
in
water
cannot
usually
be
repaired.
However,
contact
a
Pentax
service
center
if
such
an
accident
should
occur.
To
maintain
factory
performance,
it
is
recommended
that
your
camera
be
inspected
every
1-2
years.
If
your
camera
has
not
been
used
for
a
long
period
and
before
taking
important
pictures,
have
it
checked
or
take
a
roll
of
film
for
test
purposes.
*
When
a
macro
or
telephoto
lens
is
used,
the
upper
portion
of
the
viewfinder
may
be
darkened
by
the
mirror.
This
darkening,
however,
does
not
appear
on
the
developed
prints.
About
the
LCD
Backup
Circuit
If
the
battery
is
replaced
before
the
end
of
a
roll
film,
the
exposure
count
and
film
speed
are
not
lost
from
memory.
About
the
LCD
Display
*
At
temperatures
over
approximately
60°C,
the
LCD
display
may
darken.
It
will
return
to
normal
at
lower
temperatures.
*
At
low
temperatures,
the
LCD
display
may
respond
more
slowly.
This
is
a
characteristic
of
liquid
crystals
and
is
not
a
malfunction.
GI
0
=
rig
.3
CI)
al