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Ohh yeah! That did work! Thanks! :D I was about to throw the lens, but you saved it!

Problem solved! It's the two lenses that i tried that is corrupt or something.. All the other lenses works fine, and its a scratch on the 100% lens from start but well, dont really mind that one. Should've tried all the lenses first haha, sorry for taking your time! Was just scared to break it :P

It is an Nikon cloth so i guess it's fine. But you said something about a movie how to do it? I dont wanna take it apart and know nothing of what i am doing, and i dont wanna ruin the warranty.

Okay! Cheers. But the manual says i should use microfiber cloth for it :P

I've tried cleaning the diode window and the actual lens with microfiber thingy that is for those kind of things (Uses it on my nikon d3100)

I just took this picture with the "flashlight" lens, gotta say something to your pro-ness. Manual doesnt show this in the troubleshooting part. imgur: the simple image sharer

Yep i should have, ashame i didnt know about this forum until just one hour ago.

The issue is: I want it to look like this: http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRoFmTQwh_-Hy-KbBPEVFeCHPY-K59fLFFylA6140MlgilZbhNj Instead it looks like the pictures i showed you, one of the 4 parts of the cross, is strongly weaker than the other parts, and i want the single dot to be just...

Any idea what i should do? :P The battery shows 4,2V.. I'm reading in the manual " Power Consumption: 3.7V @ 1.4A " Could this do anything? 0,5V higher than its consumption.

Just got my Arctic today, and i putted in the battery, started the Laser. But it was low on battery, so i turned it off after trying low power strobe and low power continous modes. Charged the battery for 4 hours, the light were still red when i unplugged it because i was scared of overcharging...