Olympus PT-031 Instructions Manual
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Before diving, ensure all O-rings are clean and free of debris. Apply a thin layer of silicone grease to the O-rings, close the case carefully, and check the seal visually. Perform a leak test by submerging the case without the camera to check for bubbles.
Fogging is often caused by temperature differences. Use anti-fog inserts or apply anti-fog solution to the inside of the lens port. Ensure the case is dry inside before sealing and avoid leaving it in direct sunlight before diving.
To prevent scratches, always rinse the case in fresh water after use, especially around the lens port. Store the case in a padded bag when not in use, and avoid placing it on rough surfaces.
After using in saltwater, rinse the case thoroughly with fresh water to remove salt deposits. Dry completely before storing. Periodically lubricate the O-rings and inspect for any wear or damage.
To replace the O-ring, carefully remove the old O-ring using a plastic tool or your fingers. Clean the groove and apply a light coating of silicone grease to the new O-ring before fitting it in place. Ensure it is seated evenly without twists.
The Olympus PT-031 case has a maximum depth rating of 40 meters (approximately 131 feet). Always adhere to this limit to prevent damage to the case and your camera.
If buttons become stuck, rinse the case in fresh water to remove any salt or debris. Press the buttons repeatedly underwater to help dislodge any particles. If issues persist, inspect the button mechanisms for damage.
Yes, you can use the case in chlorinated pools. However, it is important to rinse it thoroughly with fresh water afterward to remove chlorine residues, which can degrade the materials over time.
Compatible accessories include underwater strobes, lens adapters, and filters specifically designed for the PT-031 model. Always check compatibility with the manufacturer's guidelines.
To clean the inside of the case, use a lint-free cloth to gently wipe away any dust or particles. Avoid using detergents or chemicals; a slightly damp cloth with fresh water is preferable.