Make sure the O-ring is partially squeezed, sealing the gap between the
housing front and rear halves. If this contact line is not uniform, there is
a good chance the housing will flood. Therefore, open the housing,
reseat the O-ring and/or remove the contaminants as necessary.
STEP 5: CLOSE THE LID
Begin to close the lid by bringing it down towards the housing. Make sure the Lever
Controls are lined up with the Joysticks on the MP3 Player.
CAUTION: Make sure the lid is free of any lint, hair, sand, or other items. DO
NOT FORCE THE LID CLOSED. If you feel resistance, check to make sure
the MP3 player is seated correctly. Rotate the OPEN/CLOSE Dial
CLOCKWISE until the front and rear halves of the housing are fully closed,
then push in the small locking tab on the dial.
CAUTION: If you cannot manipulate all of the controls with the housing, go back to step 1 above and start again. This is
important because it could mean the MP3 Player is not seated properly in the housing, or the housing controls are out of
the position, which could cause water leakage and damage.
CAUTION: Only take the system into the water when you are fully assured the housing in proper condition and the MP3
player installed correctly by following the steps outlined above.
Manipulate each of the housing
controls. Check that they are aligned
with and are properly contacting the
MP3 player controls.
STEP 6: SEAL CHECK
