Olympus PT-043 Instructions Manual
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Before diving, ensure the O-ring is clean and properly seated in its groove. Check for any debris or damage. Close the case and inspect the seal for uniform contact all around the O-ring.
Rinse the case thoroughly with fresh water to remove salt and prevent corrosion. Dry it completely before storing. Also, inspect the O-ring for salt deposits or damage.
Yes, placing a desiccant pack inside the case can help absorb moisture and reduce the chances of lens fogging. Ensure the pack does not obstruct the camera controls.
The Olympus PT-043 case is rated for depths up to 40 meters (approximately 131 feet). Do not exceed this depth to ensure the case remains waterproof.
Use a microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lens port. For stubborn stains, use a lens cleaning solution. Be careful not to scratch the port surface.
Ascend safely and exit the water as soon as possible. Once on land, open the case, remove the camera, and dry everything thoroughly. Inspect the O-ring and sealing surface for damage or debris.
Yes, applying a thin layer of silicone grease to the O-ring can help maintain its flexibility and improve the seal. Do not use petroleum-based lubricants.
Yes, the PT-043 case has a mount for attaching external strobes and other accessories. Make sure the attachments are secure and compatible with underwater use.
Check if the control buttons are aligned correctly with the camera. Ensure there is no debris blocking the controls and that the camera is properly seated in the case.
Store the case in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the O-ring removed or the case slightly open to prevent pressure on the seal. Regularly check for any signs of wear or damage.