Cochran Nemesis IIa NITROX, User Manual

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What happens if the battery compartments flood?
The electronics of both the TU and WU are completely environmentally sealed. The
construction of the battery compartments will not allow water to enter the electronics. If
you have flooded the battery compartments, first rinse the compartment as soon as
possible with fresh water. Then fill each compartment with alcohol and shake the alco-
hol to ensure complete rinsing. Drain the alcohol and allow the compartment to air-dry
12 hours with the battery caps off. Discard the batteries. Finally, examine the battery
cap, replace and lubricate the o-rings, install new batteries and reinstall the battery
caps. You may also need to use a clean eraser or a burnishing cloth to completely
clean the contacts.
Can I transport my dive computer in a watertight container while traveling at altitude?
No. Your dive computer continuously monitors the altitude to perform nitrogen in-gas-
sing and out-gassing. These nitrogen levels are then used when you arrive at the dive
site and intelligently applied to your dive.
What should I do if I have additional questions?
Call us! For your convenience, we are available Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. Central Time. Our staff of certified divers will be glad to assist you by answer-
ing any of your questions. Our telephone number is 214.644.6284. You may also FAX
questions to 214.644.6286.