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[* black] Take notice of this small white cylinder, it may be hard to see as it is behind several wires.
-[* black] what you need to do is to take it foward.
-[* black] Notice that there are 2 little plastic tab that block the cylinder body. You need to press them and then push foward the cylinder body.
-[* black] BE CAREFULL to NOT touch the metal contacts of the flash or not to broke a wire. If you touch the two metal contacts and close the circuit, you will recive a non indifferent shock (it will happen even if you removed the battery. This because the capacitor that let the flash work is still charged)
+[* black] You will need to make space for it and bring it out towards you.
+[* black] Notice that there are 2 little plastic tabs that block the cylinders body. You will need to depress them and then push the cylinder body out towards you.
+[* black] Use caution in order to not touch the metal connected to the flash and to not break the insulation of a wire as both could electrocute you. Note that this can still occur even if the battery has been removed.