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The Spartan PROvision 2.0 is designed for easy maintenance and trouble free operation. Regular maintenance
will prolong the life of the product. Follow these simple procedures:
t Do not store outdoors and do not allow the unit to sit for extended periods in a hot environment such as
a truck or automobile in bright sunlight.
t
Never operate in standing water.
t
After each inspection, always wash camera head while fully attached to the flex-link/push-cable. Immersing
the camera head independently may allow water to gather in the camera and cloud the picture.
t
During retrieval, clean off push-cable thoroughly to ensure accuracy and longevity of distance counter.
t
Clean distance counter rollers frequently using a mild cleaning detergent.
t
The connectors may accumulate dirt on the pins with prolonged system use. Use a cotton swab
impregnated in a drop of standard alcohol to clean them. Normally a clean pin inserted in the receptacle
will wipe the internal contact and make a good connection. If this does not suffice, a drop of alcohol can
be inserted in the bad contact hole to clean it.
t Keep all connector threads clean to ensure proper tightness and mechanical connection.
t Wash the push-cable, flex-link, and camera head when the inspection is complete. Inspect the clean
push-cable for damage such as peel off, deep scratches, cracks, kinks, or any other signs of failure.
Caution: Never use a damaged push-cable even if the system appears to function properly.
Even the smallest drop of water that penetrates will eventually corrode the wires and produce
shorts and malfunctions. Do not use electrical or other type of tape to cover a crack or tear in any
push-cable of this system.
t Wipe the camera lens cover clean with soft cloth. The cover is constructed of special scratch-resistant,
high-impact sapphire, and provides maximum transparency under adverse inspection environment
conditions.
Monitor position holding force is adjusted by
tightening/loosening of screws using a 5/32
hex key.
Maintenance
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