1. Attach the Strobe Mask-External Strobe Connection Mount to the housing using the screw
by screwing it into the Strobe Mask Screw socket.
2. Insert bear fiber-optic cable (INON) or plug (SEA&SEA) into sockets provided.
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
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The Lens Port is made of polycarbonate resin (POM). Excessive vibration or impact from
dropping or striking can damage the port . Such damage is not covered by warranty.
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The Lens is manufactured using hard coat acrylic. When cleaning please take care not to
scratch it. Should the Lens become scratched please send port to Seatool/Recsea for
replacement. (Repair fee and return shipping will be charged at normal rates)
MAINTENANCE
CAUTION!
Allowing saltwater and contaminants to dry on housing can damage functions and
O-rings possibly causing water leakage. Clean with fresh water only, using a soft, dry cloth to
wipe away water.
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A complete housing overhaul is recommend once every year.
1. After use in salt water, wash off salt and other contaminants by soaking empty Housing,
with Lens Port attached, thoroughly in a bucket of fresh water (lukewarm) for 10 to 20
minutes.
2. Manipulate all buttons and dials several times to flush out salt deposits and other
contaminants.
3. Wipe any water off Housing with a soft dry cloth.
4. Remove Lens Port and open Back Cover.
5. Using the O-ring Removal Pick, remove O-rings.
6. Clean O-ring grooves and contact surfaces using a clean cotton swab. DO NOT clean
Housing or optional Lens Ports with volatile organic solvents or chemical cleaning agents
such as thinner, gasoline, and benzine, etc.
7. Perform O-RING GREASING & MAINTENANCE as instructed below before re-installing.
O-RING GREASING & MAINTENANCE ( 1)
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CAUTION!
DO NOT use silicone grease other than that provided by Seatool/Recsea.
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Before conducting grease-up of the housing Back Cover and Port O-rings, thoroughly
clean O-ring grooves (Back Cover and Port), and O-ring contact surfaces (Back Cover and
Port). Be sure to also apply a thin layer of grease to contact surfaces.
CAUTION!
This housing uses two (2) O-rings, one (1) housing main body O-ring which
comes in contact with the housing main body Contact Surface shown below, and one (1) Port
O-ring. Please be sure to install the correct O-ring in the proper place. Failure to do so will
result in water leakage.
1. Using the O-ring Removal Pick, remove O-rings.
2. Clean sand, salt, other contaminants and old grease from O-rings.
3. Clean O-ring grooves and O-ring contact surfaces using a clean cotton swab.
4. Visually and physically check each O-ring by running it through finger tips, feeling for
cuts, cracks or any other defects that may cause leakage. Such defects will cause water
leakage, so be sure to replace the O-ring. Be careful not to stretch or pull the O-ring too
much.
5. Squeeze a rice grain sized bead of silicone grease on your thumb and forefinger. Taking
care not to pull or stretch the O-rings too much, uniformly spread grease on O-ring. Too
little grease may cause the O-ring to twist in the groove, possibly causing water leakage.
6. Place O-ring in O-ring grooves, making sure that it is uniform, not twisted or bulging out,
possibly causing water leakage. When closing back cover, visually check O-ring surface,
tracing a finger over it making sure no hair, lint or other contaminants are attached.
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