Nikon D300 Rubber Grips Replacement
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Vai al passo 1Replacement of rubber grips on D300 using readily available repair parts.
A straightforward job but requiring some dexterity with simple tools.
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Here are the tools I used. You probably only need one knife. The alcohol is for removing adhesive residue and dirt.
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Clean off any adhesive left behind, and attach the new part starting by inserting the plastic tab back where the old one went and re-securing the screw. Carefully reattach the grip, tucking it in to the apertures in the body using the sculpting tool, or worn screwdriver - avoid piercing the rubber.
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Remove the left hand grip, after turning the socket covers back out of the way. Remove dirt and adhesive residue. Cut the adhesive away from the socket hole before attaching. The rubber must be seated into the various body apertures, esp. behind the focus selection lever and beside the remote socket.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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