Olympus PT-022 User Manual download pdf (Page 5)

When water leakage occurs while this product is being used, repair of the

camera housed in this product may become impossible. Please observe

the following cautions for use.

1. When sealing this product, make sure that no hairs, fibers, sand particles

or other foreign matter stick not only to the O-ring, but also to the contact

surface (flat part of the front cover). Even a single hair or a single grain of

sand may cause water leakage. Please check with special care.

2. The O-ring is a consumption product. Please replace it at least once a

year by new one. Also perform maintenance for every use.

3. Deterioration of the O-ring will progress according to the use

conditions and the storage conditions. Immediately replace the O-ring

by a new one if it is damaged, shows cracks, or has lost its elasticity.

4. At the time of O-ring maintenance, clean the inside of the O-ring groove

and confirm the absence of dirt, dust, sand, and other foreign matter.

5. Apply the specified silicone O-ring grease to the O-ring.

6. The waterproof function is not effective when the O-ring is not installed

correctly. When installing the O-ring, take care that it does not project

from the groove and that it is not twisted. Also, when sealing the Case,

close the lid after confirming that the O-ring has not come out of the

groove.

7. This product is an airtight construction made of plastic (polycarbonate).

When it is left for a long time in a car, on a boat, at the beach, or at

other places reaching a high temperature, or when it is subjected for a

long time to uneven external force, it may be deformed and the

waterproof function may be lost. Pay sufficient attention to temperature

control. Also do not place heavy objects onto the product during

storage or transport, and avoid unreasonable storage.

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