TE-Group Guardo, User Manual

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THE WATERPROOF HOUSING
Placing the camera in the waterproof housing:
Place camera Close backdoor Grasp arm onto backdoor Click into place
To remove the camera from the waterproof housing: reverse the above procedure!
IMPORTANT! USAGE FOR PREVENTING WATER LEAKAGE
1)
BEFORE EVERY USE : check carefully that the waterproof housing is securely locked
onto the camera and that no ‘objects’ (such as sand or a lock of hair) are in between
the rubber strap and the housing, as this could cause leaking.
2)
The rubber strap is the most important part of the waterproof housing as it is the
element that keeps you camera waterproof. The rubber strap can be removed to
clean it in fresh water. Do not use a damp cloth to dry, but dry it by shaking it.
3)
Whenever used in salt water, ALWAYS clean the plastic waterproof housing
afterwards in non-salt water and dry it. This is to avoid corrosion or to prevent dust/
sand/… building up in the rubber seal.
!ATTENTION!
If you do not consistently perform/execute the above mentioned tips, water damage
may occur and can result into the camera being damaged/destroyed. The warranty
does NOT cover water damage caused by improper use by the user!
WATERDROPS & CONDENSATION
Regulary check the lens to see if waterdrops or condensation/fog have appeared as these
may be shown on your footage.