Olympus PT-034 Instructions Manual
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Before diving, inspect the O-ring for any debris or damage. Apply a thin layer of silicone grease to the O-ring, place it correctly in its groove, and close the case securely. Always perform a seal test in shallow water first.
Fogging can occur due to temperature differences. To prevent this, store the camera and case in a cool, dry place before diving, and use anti-fog inserts or a silica gel pack inside the case.
Rinse the case thoroughly with fresh water after use in saltwater. Pay special attention to the buttons and seams. Allow it to dry completely before opening to avoid moisture entering the case.
The Olympus PT-034 case is rated for use at depths of up to 40 meters (approximately 131 feet). Always adhere to this limit to ensure the integrity of the case.
Perform a leak test by sealing the case without the camera inside and submerging it in water for a few minutes. Check for any bubbles or water ingress before using it with your camera.
Yes, the Olympus PT-034 case can be used in chlorinated pools. However, it is essential to rinse the case with fresh water afterward to remove any chlorine residue, which could damage the casing or O-ring over time.
If a button gets stuck, rinse the case in fresh water and gently press the button repeatedly to dislodge any debris. If the problem persists, inspect the area for damage.
Regularly inspect the O-ring for signs of wear or damage. Clean it with fresh water and apply a thin layer of silicone grease to keep it supple. Store it in a cool, dry place when not in use.
Yes, the case is designed to accommodate the camera's flash. However, using an external strobe is recommended for better lighting and avoiding backscatter underwater.
After a dive, ensure the case is dry before opening to prevent water from entering. Open the case in a dry, sheltered area and carefully remove the camera. Inspect the O-ring and sealing surfaces for any signs of water ingress.