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Important Notices
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To prevent salt build-up and sticking controls, turn the camera
off and submerge the sealed housing in clean, freshwater.
Operate the controls and push buttons several times each
while underwater to flush out any residue.
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Never leave a housing in a rinse tank, even if it is the only
system in the tank. Most catastrophic floods happen when the
user walks away from a housing while it is in the rinse tank.
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Do not use alcohol, cleaning agents, spray lubricants, Rain-X,
or other solvents on the housing back. Use of an incompatible
chemical compound can damage the plastic and o-rings, and
may result in leaking.
Attaching the Back
1.
Make sure the o-ring is clean and in its proper location on the back
of the housing. The main housing o-ring does not require lubricant
to make a seal.
2.
Place the back onto the housing front.
3.
Make sure no controls or wires are interfering with the o-ring or the
back of the housing.
4.
Place each lid snap into the corresponding hook on the housing
back.
5.
Push the lid snaps toward the housing until they are flat against the
housing and the lock has engaged. Close opposing lid snaps at the
same time.
6.
Check the o-ring seal. The o-ring should form a uniform, solid line
around the back of the housing. There will be a small, even gap
around the housing between the housing back and the housing
front.
7.
Check control functions.
