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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Daniel

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Instead of making up possible solutions, why not just go with the one known solution that Nikon actually employs. I have done this a dozen times and it works perfectly.

a) Order new CF card form Nikon's Parts department. You can do this over the phone: 1-310-414-8107.

The part number is 1F998-181. About $20 plus shipping.

Nikon will send you a brand new, never used part.

b) replace old CF card PCB with new part.

Sorry to seem sarcastic in my response, but I am a bit amazed to hear people making up possible solutions! Production cameras are standardized- you do not need to hack/bend/crunch/distort anything in them to return them to normal- just call for the proper part and replace it. Advising someone to put a screwdriver in between the CF card pins is not great advice, especially if you have never done it to that particular camera before!

Don't forget to employ standard anti-static practices.

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