Hot shoe plate as a replacement part for your camera

The flash tips over from the tripod, or you pull it out of the camera’s hot shoe at an angle in your haste. The flash itself still works, but the base has a crack or the thread on the clamping disc no longer fits properly. That’s exactly why the base is sold separately: You replace the broken part and keep the flash. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the V480 (Olympus version) Replace instead of buying new if only the foot is damaged Easy to install yourself—all you need is a screwdriver A spare part to keep on hand if you use the flash frequently on the go A broken foot doesn’t mean a broken flash The part that gives way first The foot is where the entire weight of the flash rests, and it’s the only part with moving components on the outside. If the flash is dropped or inserted at an angle, the foot is usually the part that breaks, not the housing. The rest of the flash remains intact. Replace it yourself instead of sending it in The foot is screwed on and can be loosened and replaced with a small Phillips screwdriver. You’ll save yourself a trip to the service center and have the flash ready to use again that same evening. Here’s what it looks like in everyday use After a fall on the job The flash falls off the lighting stand; the foot has a crack, but the flash still fires normally. Instead of ordering a new unit, you replace the foot and keep working. As a spare in your case If you regularly work at weddings or events, it’s a good idea to keep a spare on hand. A replacement foot takes up almost no space and will save your next job. What you should know before ordering Fits exclusively on the V480 This foot is designed for the Olympus version of the Godox V480—and only for this flash. It does not fit any other Godox model, not even similarly designed hot-shoe flashes. The contacts in the foot are also system-specific: If you have a V480 for a different camera system, you’ll need the corresponding foot. Conversely, you can’t use this part to turn a flash designed for another system into an Olympus flash. Screwdriver not included Only the foot is included. You’ll need to provide the appropriate small Phillips-head screwdriver yourself. Only helps with mechanical damage If your flash no longer fires at all after a fall or the camera doesn’t recognize it, the problem is most likely not just with the foot. A new foot won’t fix anything in that case. Please contact us first, and we’ll look into it together before you purchase a part that doesn’t address the root cause. Technical Details at a Glance Type: Replacement flash foot, genuine Godox part Compatible with: Godox V480 (Olympus version) Installation: screw-mounted; replacement requires a Phillips-head screwdriver Package Contents 1 x Godox Flash Base for V480 Olympus

The flash tips over from the tripod, or you pull it out of the camera’s hot shoe at an angle in the heat of the moment. The flash itself still works, but the base has a crack or the thread on the clamping disc no longer fits properly. That’s exactly why the base is sold separately: you replace the broken part and keep the flash. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the V480 (Sony version) Replace instead of buying new if only the foot is damaged Easy to install yourself—all you need is a screwdriver A spare part to keep on hand if you use the flash frequently on the go A broken foot doesn’t mean the flash is broken The part that gives way first The foot is where the entire weight of the flash rests, and it’s the only part with moving components on the outside. That’s why, if the flash is dropped or inserted at an angle, the foot usually breaks—not the housing. The rest of the flash remains intact. Replace it yourself instead of sending it in The foot is screwed on and can be loosened and replaced with a small screwdriver. You’ll save yourself a trip to the service center and have the flash ready to use again that same evening. Here’s what it looks like in everyday use After a fall on the job The flash falls off the lighting stand; the foot has a crack, but the flash still fires normally. Instead of ordering a new unit, you replace the foot and keep working. As a spare in your case If you regularly work at weddings or events, it’s a good idea to keep one of these on hand. A spare foot takes up almost no space and can save your next job. What you should know before ordering For the Sony model only This foot is designed for the Godox V480 for Sony. The contacts in the foot are system-specific. If you have a V480 for a different camera system, you’ll need the corresponding foot. And conversely: You can’t use this part to turn a flash designed for another system into a Sony flash. Screwdriver not included Only the hot shoe is included. You’ll need to provide the appropriate small Phillips-head screwdriver yourself. Only helps with mechanical damage If your flash no longer fires at all after a fall or the camera doesn’t recognize it, the problem is most likely not just with the foot. A new foot won’t fix the issue in this case. Contact us first, and we’ll look into it together before you buy a part that doesn’t address the root cause. Technical Details at a Glance Type: Replacement flash foot, genuine Godox part Compatible with: Godox V480 (Sony version) Installation: Screw-mounted; replacement requires a screwdriver Package Contents 1 x Godox Flash Base for V480 Sony

The flash tips over from the tripod, or you pull it out of the camera’s hot shoe at an angle in the heat of the moment. The flash itself still works, but the base has a crack or the thread on the clamping disc no longer fits properly. That’s exactly why the base is sold separately: you replace the broken part and keep the flash. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the V480 (Nikon version) Replace instead of buying new if only the foot is damaged Easy to install yourself—all you need is a screwdriver A spare part to keep on hand if you use the flash frequently on the go A broken foot doesn’t mean the flash is broken The part that gives way first The foot is where the entire weight of the flash rests, and it’s the only part with moving components on the outside. That’s why, if the flash is dropped or inserted at an angle, it’s usually the foot that breaks, not the housing. The rest of the flash remains intact. Replace it yourself instead of sending it in The foot is screwed on and can be loosened and replaced with a small Phillips screwdriver. You’ll save yourself a trip to the service center and have the flash ready to use again that same evening. Here’s what it looks like in everyday use After a fall on the job The flash falls off the lighting stand; the foot has a crack, but the flash still fires normally. Instead of ordering a new unit, you replace the foot and keep working. As a spare in your case If you regularly work at weddings or events, it’s a good idea to keep one of these on hand. A spare foot takes up almost no space and can save your next job. What you should know before ordering Fits exclusively on the V480 This foot is designed for the Nikon version of the Godox V480—and only for that flash. It does not fit any other Godox model, not even similarly designed hot-shoe flashes. The contacts in the foot are also system-specific: If you have a V480 for a different camera system, you’ll need the corresponding foot. Conversely, you can’t use this part to turn a flash designed for another system into a Nikon flash. Screwdriver not included Only the hot shoe is included. You’ll need to provide the appropriate small Phillips-head screwdriver yourself. Only helps with mechanical damage If your flash no longer fires at all after a fall or the camera doesn’t recognize it, the problem is most likely not just with the hot shoe. A new hot shoe won’t fix anything in that case. Please contact us first, and we’ll look into it together before you buy a part that doesn’t address the root cause. Technical Details at a Glance Type: Replacement flash foot, genuine Godox part Compatible with: Godox V480 (Nikon version) Mounting: screw-on, replacement with a Phillips screwdriver Package Contents 1 x Godox Flash Base for V480 Nikon

The flash tips over from the tripod, or you pull it out of the camera’s hot shoe at an angle in your haste. The flash itself still works, but the base has a crack or the thread on the clamping disc no longer fits properly. That’s exactly why the base is sold separately: you replace the broken part and keep the flash. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the V480 (Fujifilm version) Replace instead of buying new if only the foot is damaged Easy to install yourself—all you need is a screwdriver A spare part to keep on hand if you use the flash frequently on the go A broken foot doesn’t mean a broken flash The part that gives way first The foot is where the entire weight of the flash rests, and it’s the only part with moving parts on the outside. That’s why, in the event of a fall or if it’s inserted at an angle, it’s usually the foot that breaks, not the housing. The rest of the flash remains intact. Replace it yourself instead of sending it in The foot is screwed on and can be loosened and replaced with a small Phillips-head screwdriver. You’ll save yourself a trip to the service center and have the flash ready to use again that same evening. Here’s what it looks like in everyday use After a fall on the job The flash falls off the light stand; the foot has a crack, but the flash still fires normally. Instead of ordering a new unit, you replace the foot and keep working. Keep one as a spare in your case If you regularly work at weddings or events, it’s a good idea to keep a spare on hand. A replacement foot takes up almost no space and will save your next job. What You Should Know Before Ordering Fits exclusively on the V480 This foot is designed for the Fujifilm version of the Godox V480—and only for this flash. It does not fit any other Godox model, not even similarly designed hot-shoe flashes. The contacts in the foot are also system-specific: If you have a V480 for a different camera system, you’ll need the corresponding foot. Conversely, you can’t use this part to turn a flash designed for another system into a Fujifilm flash. Screwdriver not included Only the foot is included. You’ll need to provide the appropriate small Phillips-head screwdriver yourself. Only helps with mechanical damage If your flash no longer fires at all after a fall or the camera doesn’t recognize it, the problem is most likely not just with the foot. A new foot won’t fix anything in that case. Please contact us first, and we’ll look into it together before you purchase a part that doesn’t address the root cause. Technical Details at a Glance Type: Replacement flash foot, genuine Godox part Compatible with: Godox V480 (Fujifilm version) Installation: screw-mounted; replacement requires a Phillips-head screwdriver Package Contents 1 x Godox flash foot for V480 Fujifilm

The flash tips over from the tripod, or you pull it out of the camera’s hot shoe at an angle in the heat of the moment. The flash itself still works, but the base has a crack or the thread on the clamping disc no longer fits properly. That’s exactly why the base is sold separately: you replace the broken part and keep the flash. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the V480 (Canon version) Replace instead of buying new if only the foot is damaged Easy to install yourself—all you need is a screwdriver A spare part to keep on hand if you use the flash frequently on the go A broken foot doesn’t mean a broken flash The part that gives way first The foot is where the entire weight of the flash rests, and it’s the only part with moving components on the outside. If the flash is dropped or inserted at an angle, the foot is usually the part that breaks, not the housing. The rest of the flash remains intact. Replace it yourself instead of sending it in The foot is screwed on and can be loosened and replaced with a small Phillips screwdriver. You’ll save yourself a trip to the service center and have the flash ready to use again that same evening. Here’s what it looks like in everyday use After a fall on the job The flash falls off the lighting stand; the foot has a crack, but the flash still fires normally. Instead of ordering a new unit, you replace the foot and keep working. As a spare in your case If you regularly work at weddings or events, it’s a good idea to keep one of these on hand. A spare foot takes up almost no space and can save your next job. What you should know before ordering Fits exclusively on the V480 This foot is designed for the Canon version of the Godox V480—and only for that flash. It does not fit any other Godox model, not even similarly designed hot-shoe flashes. The contacts in the foot are also system-specific: If you have a V480 for a different camera system, you’ll need the corresponding foot. Conversely, you can’t use this part to turn a flash designed for another system into a Canon flash. Screwdriver not included Only the foot is included. You’ll need to provide the appropriate small Phillips-head screwdriver yourself. Only helps with mechanical damage If your flash no longer fires at all after a fall or the camera doesn’t recognize it, the problem is most likely not just with the foot. A new foot won’t fix anything in that case. Please contact us first, and we’ll look into it together before you buy a part that doesn’t address the root cause. Technical Details at a Glance Type: Replacement flash foot, genuine Godox part Compatible with: Godox V480 (Canon version) Installation: screw-mounted; replacement requires a Phillips-head screwdriver Package Contents 1 x Godox Flash Foot for V480 Canon

A broken hot shoe foot puts your Godox X2T out of action, even when the electronics still work perfectly. This replacement hot shoe plate gets your X2T for Sony back on the camera – no new trigger required. Replacement hot shoe plate for the Godox X2T trigger (Sony version) Replaces a broken or damaged foot Cheap repair instead of a new trigger Secure fit in your Sony's Multi Interface Shoe again Your X2T ready to go again Reliable firing A damaged foot causes loose contacts and misfires. With the new plate your X2T sits firmly and makes proper contact with the camera again. Repair pays off Usually only the foot is affected. The spare part lets you fix your transmitter for a fraction of the cost of a new one. What it looks like in practice Snagged at an event Your camera caught on a door frame and the X2T foot cracked. Back home you swap the hot shoe plate, and at the next event your flashes fire reliably again. What to know before you order Sony version of the X2T only This plate fits the Godox X2T in its Sony version (X2T-S). For Canon, Nikon, Fuji or Olympus/Panasonic you need the matching variant. DIY installation To swap it you open the trigger and reconnect the contacts. Note or photograph how the contacts are plugged in before removing the old plate. Tools are not included. Repairs are at your own risk. Technical details at a glance Brand: Godox Type: spare part, hot shoe plate Fits: Godox X2T wireless trigger, Sony version (X2T-S) In the box 1 x hot shoe plate X2T Sony

Replacement flash foot for Godox TT685ll with Sony connectorIf the flash base of your TT685ll is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash.Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready for use again.Godox number: 804-6852S-002Scope of delivery:1 x flash foot Godox TT685ll to Sony

Replacement flash foot for Sony V1 Sony connectorIf the flash base of your V1 is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash.Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.This is the latest revised version with a metal reinforcement.Godox number: Scope of delivery:1 x flash base Godox V1 for Sony

Godox X-PRO hot shoe plate Sony If the flash base of your XPro to Sony is defective, you can find a replacement here.Notice how the contacts are plugged in.Scope of delivery: 1 x flash foot to Godox Xpro für Sony

The foot takes more mechanical stress than any other part of a speedlite: one knock against the mounted flash and the foot snaps or the contacts stop working properly. This replacement hot shoe plate for the Godox V860III Fujifilm version gets your flash back in action in just a few steps. Replacement foot for the Godox V860III, Fujifilm version Swapped with four screws and a ribbon cable Restores TTL communication with the camera Much cheaper than a new flash A secure fit and clean contacts for your V860III Solid on the camera A broken or bent foot makes the flash wobble or stop locking in at all. With the new plate your V860III sits firmly on your Fuji's hot shoe again. Reliable contacts Misfires, no TTL or no HSS are often caused by damaged foot contacts. A new foot puts the connection between camera and flash back in order. What it looks like in practice A swap in minutes Undo the four screws on the foot and lift it off carefully. Disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash and note exactly how the contacts are seated – a quick phone photo helps. Plug in the new foot's cable the same way, seat the foot and tighten the four screws. Done – your flash is ready to go. What to know before you order V860III Fujifilm only This foot only fits the V860III Fujifilm version (V860III-F). It does not fit the Canon, Nikon, Sony or Olympus/Panasonic versions, nor the V860II or TT685. Handle the ribbon cable gently The ribbon cable and its connector are delicate. Do not crease it and check the orientation when plugging it in. Opening the unit may void the warranty. Specifications at a glance Brand: Godox Type: spare part, hot shoe plate / foot Fits: Godox V860III-F (Fujifilm) Mounting: 4 screws, connected via ribbon cable In the box 1 x Godox V860III foot for Fujifilm

A snapped or bent foot puts your Godox V860 III out of action even though the flash itself works fine. With this replacement hot shoe foot for the Nikon version you can swap it yourself – all it takes is a screwdriver and a few minutes. Replacement foot for the Godox V860 III, Nikon version Fitted with four screws and one ribbon cable No sending away, no long repair wait Your speedlite is fully back in action afterwards Repair your flash instead of replacing it The foot is the weak spot The foot takes most of the abuse: knock the flash against a door frame or drop the camera with it mounted, and the foot breaks. Rather than buying a new speedlite, you just replace the damaged part. Done in minutes Undo four screws, lift off the old foot and disconnect the ribbon cable. Note how the connector was seated. Plug in the new foot's cable, seat the foot and tighten the four screws – done. What it looks like in real life After a drop at a wedding During the drinks reception your camera and flash slide off the table and the foot snaps. You order the replacement, swap it at home in a few minutes and your V860 III is ready for the next shoot. What to know before you order Nikon version of the V860 III only This foot only fits the Godox V860 III N (Nikon). The Canon, Sony, Fuji, Olympus/Panasonic and Pentax versions each need their own foot. The V860 II and other Godox speedlites are not compatible. Repair at your own risk The swap is simple, but you are opening the unit. Work carefully, remove the battery first and never force the ribbon cable. Tools not included You'll need a small Phillips screwdriver, which is not supplied. Technical details at a glance Part: hot shoe foot / shoe plate Compatible with: Godox V860 III, Nikon version Mounting: 4 screws Connection to flash: ribbon cable In the box 1 x Godox V860 III hot shoe foot for Nikon

Replacement flash foot for Godox V860-3 version CanonIf the flash base of your V860-III is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash.Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery:1 x flash base Godox V860-III for Canon

Replacement flash foot for Godox V860-3 If the flash base of your V860-III is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash.Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery:1 x flash base Godox V860-III for Sony

The foot is the weak spot of every speedlite: one knock while the flash is on the camera and the foot is bent, wobbly or loses contact. With your Godox V1 for Olympus and Panasonic, that doesn't mean buying a new flash. This genuine replacement hot shoe lets you swap the foot yourself in a few minutes. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the Olympus/Panasonic V1 (V1-O) Metal construction according to Godox dealer listings Swapped via 4 screws and a ribbon cable Affordable repair instead of a new flash Your V1 sits tight on the camera again Secure fit and solid contact A damaged foot causes wobble, misfires or lost TTL communication. With a new hot shoe the flash locks firmly into the accessory shoe of your Olympus, OM System or Panasonic camera again, with all contacts lined up. DIY repair in minutes All you need is a suitable Phillips screwdriver: undo the four screws on the foot, lift off the old foot and gently unplug the ribbon cable. Note how the connector is seated. Plug in the cable of the new foot, seat it, tighten the four screws – done. What it looks like in practice Event coverage with the OM-1 At a corporate event your V1 catches a door frame while on the camera. Afterwards the flash wobbles and only fires now and then. With the replacement shoe it's fixed in a few minutes after the event and ready for your next job. What you should know before ordering Olympus/Panasonic version only This hot shoe only fits the Godox V1 for Olympus and Panasonic (V1-O). The Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm and Pentax versions use their own feet with different contact layouts. V1 and V1 Pro are not the same This part is intended for the original V1. The V1 Pro has its own replacement foot – fit of this part on the V1 Pro is not confirmed. Installation at your own risk To swap the foot you open the flash at its base. Work carefully so the ribbon cable doesn't kink. No instructions are included; the steps above describe the usual procedure. Technical details at a glance Brand: Godox Type: spare part, hot shoe / flash foot Fits: Godox V1 for Olympus and Panasonic (V1-O) Camera system: Olympus, OM System, Panasonic (Micro Four Thirds) Mounting: 4 screws, ribbon cable connector In the box 1 x Godox V1 hot shoe for Olympus and Panasonic

The hot shoe foot takes the most abuse on your wireless trigger – and once it breaks, the whole transmitter is out of action. This replacement hot shoe plate lets you repair your Godox XPro for Nikon instead of buying a new trigger. Replacement hot shoe plate for the Godox XPro trigger (Nikon version) Replaces a broken or damaged foot Cheap repair instead of a new transmitter Your XPro sits securely on the camera again Repair your trigger, don't replace it Secure fit and contact again A damaged foot wobbles, sits crooked or loses contact – and your flashes stop firing reliably. With the new plate your XPro has a solid fit and clean contact in the hot shoe again. Save money The electronics of your XPro are often perfectly fine. If only the foot is damaged, the spare part costs far less than a new trigger. What it looks like in practice After a drop from the bag Your XPro fell out of your camera bag, the foot cracked and the trigger no longer stays on the camera properly. Swap the hot shoe plate and you're ready for the next shoot. What to know before you order Nikon version only This plate is for the Godox XPro in its Nikon version (XPro-N). For Canon, Sony, Fuji or Olympus/Panasonic you need the matching variant. Some skill required To swap it you open the trigger and reconnect the contacts. Note or photograph how the contacts are plugged in before removing the old plate. Tools (small screwdriver) are not included. Repairs are at your own risk. Technical details at a glance Brand: Godox Type: spare part, hot shoe plate Fits: Godox XPro wireless trigger, Nikon version (XPro-N) In the box 1 x hot shoe plate Nikon

Godox X-PRO hot shoe plate Canon If the flash base of your XPro to Canon is defective, you can find a replacement here. Notice how the contacts are plugged in.Scope of delivery: 1 x hot shoe plate Canon

Your Godox V860 II wobbles on the camera, no longer fires reliably, or the foot snapped after a knock? Usually it's just the hot shoe that's gone, not the whole flash. This genuine replacement foot for the Olympus/Panasonic version lets you fix your V860 II yourself. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the Olympus/Panasonic V860 II (V860II-O) Swapped via 4 screws and a ribbon cable For Micro Four Thirds cameras from Olympus, OM System and Panasonic Repair instead of replacing the flash Solid fit and reliable firing again Contact and TTL like day one A bent or broken foot causes wobble, misfires and dropouts in TTL and HSS. With the new shoe the V860 II locks firmly into the hot shoe again and the contacts line up cleanly. Swapped in a few minutes Undo the four screws on the foot, carefully lift off the old foot and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Note how the connector is seated. Plug in the cable of the new shoe, seat it and tighten the four screws. Your flash is ready to go again. What it looks like in practice Off-camera flash with your Lumix You use the V860 II on camera one moment and off camera on a stand the next. While switching, a piece of the foot breaks off and the flash won't stay in the shoe. Instead of buying a new speedlite, you swap the shoe in the evening and you're back out the next day. What you should know before ordering Olympus/Panasonic V860 II only This hot shoe fits the Godox V860 II for Olympus and Panasonic (V860II-O). The Canon, Nikon, Sony and Fujifilm versions use their own feet with different contact layouts. Not for the V860 III or V1 The successor V860 III and the round-head V1 have their own replacement feet. We stock the matching hot shoe for the Olympus/Panasonic V1 separately. Installation at your own risk To swap the foot you open the flash at its base. Work carefully so the ribbon cable doesn't kink or tear. No instructions are included. Technical details at a glance Brand: Godox Type: spare part, hot shoe / flash foot Fits: Godox V860 II for Olympus and Panasonic (V860II-O) Camera system: Olympus, OM System, Panasonic (Micro Four Thirds) Mounting: 4 screws, ribbon cable connector In the box 1 x Godox V860 II hot shoe for Olympus and Panasonic

A broken or wobbly foot takes your V860II out of action even though the rest of the flash works perfectly. This replacement hot shoe foot for the Fujifilm version lets you swap the foot yourself – four screws and one ribbon cable, and your speedlite is back in business within minutes. Replacement hot shoe foot for the Godox V860II Fujifilm version (V860II-F) Simple swap: four screws, one ribbon cable No soldering required Saves your flash instead of buying a new one Your V860II securely back on the camera The weak spot of every speedlite The foot takes a hit every time you mount the flash and every time something knocks it in your bag. Once it breaks, the flash no longer sits securely or loses contact with the camera. This spare replaces exactly that wear part. Swapped yourself in minutes The job is straightforward: undo the four screws, lift off the foot and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Note how the connector is seated. Plug in the cable of the new foot, tighten the four screws – done. What it looks like in practice Broken foot after a wedding Packing up after a wedding, the flash catches on a door frame and the foot snaps. Instead of buying a new V860II, you order the replacement foot, swap it at the kitchen table with a small screwdriver and head out with your trusted flash the next weekend. Good to know before you order Fujifilm version only This foot only fits the V860II-F for Fujifilm. The Canon, Nikon, Sony and Olympus/Panasonic versions each need their own foot, and the part is not intended for the V860III. Tools and care needed You need a small Phillips screwdriver. The ribbon cable is delicate – don't kink it when unplugging and refitting, and make sure it is oriented correctly. Remove the batteries first. Technical details at a glance Type: replacement part, hot shoe foot Manufacturer: Godox Compatibility: Godox V860II-F (Fujifilm) Mounting: 4 screws, ribbon cable connection In the box 1 x Godox hot shoe foot for V860II Fujifilm

The hot shoe foot takes more abuse than any other part of a speedlite: knocks, leverage, constant mounting and unmounting. If it breaks or loses reliable contact, your Godox V860II is far from finished. With this genuine replacement foot for the Canon version, you can swap the part yourself in a few minutes. Genuine Godox replacement hot shoe foot for the V860II Canon Direct replacement for the original foot Simple swap: four screws, one ribbon cable No sending away, no long downtime Your flash back in action fast Repair instead of replace A broken foot is one of the most common speedlite failures. Rather than buying a new flash, you replace just this part and save most of the cost. Done in minutes Undo the four screws on the foot, lift the old foot off and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Note how the cable is plugged in. Connect the new foot's cable, seat it, tighten the four screws – done. What it looks like in practice Down before the next job At a wedding the flash caught on something while on camera, and since then it only fires now and then. With the replacement foot you fix it in an evening and you're back to full TTL and HSS for the next booking. What you should know before you order Canon version only This foot fits the Godox V860II-C for Canon. The Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm and Olympus/Panasonic versions use their own feet with a different contact layout. Not a cure-all The swap helps if the foot is mechanically damaged or its contacts are faulty. If the fault is in the flash's electronics, a new foot won't fix it. Handle the ribbon cable with care The ribbon cable is delicate. Remove the batteries before opening, don't kink the cable and watch the orientation. No instructions are included, and the repair is at your own risk. Specifications at a glance Brand: Godox Type: replacement hot shoe foot / shoe plate Fits: Godox V860II-C (Canon) Mounting: four screws, connected via ribbon cable In the box 1 x Godox V860II hot shoe foot for Canon

Has the foot on your Godox V860 II snapped off, does it wobble in the hot shoe or have the contacts stopped passing the signal? Instead of buying a new speedlite, this Nikon hot shoe plate lets you replace just the broken foot – the swap takes a few minutes. Replacement foot for the Godox V860 II, Nikon version Simple swap: four screws, one ribbon cable Restores a secure fit and contact in the camera hot shoe Saves buying a whole new flash Get your speedlite fully back in action The most common failure, fixed fast On a speedlite, the foot takes the most mechanical stress. One knock against the camera or a drop is enough to break it. With this replacement plate you fix exactly that part – the head, electronics and battery of your V860 II stay as they are. Swapped in minutes Undo the four screws on the foot, lift it off and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Note how the contacts are plugged in. Then plug in the cable of the new foot, fit it and tighten the four screws – done. What it looks like in practice A spare for wedding season In the middle of the season the foot of your V860 II snaps during the drinks reception when you catch the camera on a door frame. With a spare plate in your bag you swap the foot that evening and the flash is back on the job the next day. What you should know before ordering V860 II for Nikon only This plate only fits the Nikon version of the Godox V860 II (V860IIN). Canon, Sony, Fujifilm and Olympus/Panasonic versions use their own feet, and it does not fit the V860 III or other Godox flashes. Battery out, work carefully Remove the battery before the swap and handle the thin ribbon cable gently. A cable that is plugged in wrongly or kinked can cause malfunctions. Technical details at a glance Manufacturer: Godox Type: spare part, hot shoe plate / flash foot Compatible with: Godox V860 II, Nikon version Mounting: 4 screws, ribbon cable connection What's in the box 1 x Godox V860 II flash foot for Nikon

The foot is the part of a speedlite that takes the most abuse: leverage, knocks in the camera bag, constant mounting and unmounting. If it snaps or no longer sits securely in the shoe, you don't need to replace your Godox V860II. This genuine replacement foot for the Sony version gets your flash back in action in a few minutes. Genuine spare part for the Godox V860II Sony version (V860II-S) Swap it in minutes with a small Phillips screwdriver Saves you buying a whole new flash Restores the connection to your camera's Multi Interface Shoe Repair your flash instead of replacing it An affordable fix A broken foot is the most common speedlite damage. The rest of the unit – flash tube, battery, wireless module – usually still works perfectly. With a replacement foot you only pay for what's actually broken. DIY, no workshop needed No soldering required: the foot connects to the flash via a ribbon cable and is held by four screws. Here's how: 1. Switch the flash off and remove the battery. 2. Undo the four screws on the foot. 3. Lift the foot carefully and disconnect the ribbon cable – note how it was plugged in. 4. Plug in the new foot's cable the same way. 5. Seat the foot and tighten the four screws. Done. What it looks like in practice After a fall at a wedding Your V860II hit the floor with the camera during a wedding and the foot snapped off. Back home you swap it in ten minutes at the kitchen table – and your familiar flash is ready for the next job. What you should know before ordering Sony version of the V860II only This foot fits only the Godox V860II for Sony (V860II-S). The Canon, Nikon, Fuji and Olympus/Panasonic versions as well as the V860III each have their own replacement feet. Handle the ribbon cable with care The cable and connector are delicate. Don't pull or kink it. If in doubt, take a phone photo of the connection before you disassemble. A steady hand helps The repair is simple, but you're opening the unit yourself. Work on a clean surface so no screw goes missing, and check afterwards that the flash communicates properly with your camera (TTL, HSS). Technical details at a glance Manufacturer: Godox Type: replacement hot shoe foot with ribbon cable Compatible with: Godox V860II for Sony (V860II-S) Mounting: 4 screws Manufacturer reference: 804-V862S-001 EAN: 6952344220900 In the box 1 x Godox hot shoe foot for V860II Sony

Godox TT685 hot shoe plate Sony If the flash base of your TT685 is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Notice how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash foot to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery: 1 x flash foot Godox TT685 für Sony

If the flash base of your V1 is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very simple. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready for use again.Scope of delivery:1 x Godox V1 flash base for Fuji

Godox V1 hot shoe plate Nikon If the flash base of your V1 is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift up the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Notice how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash foot to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery: 1 x flash foot Godox V1 für Nikon