Olympus PT-047 Instructions Manual
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The Olympus PT-047 underwater case is designed to withstand depths of up to 40 meters (approximately 131 feet).
To maintain the seals, regularly inspect the O-rings for any damage or debris. Clean the O-rings with fresh water and apply a small amount of silicone grease to keep them lubricated and effective.
Yes, the PT-047 case can be used in saltwater. However, it is important to rinse the case with fresh water afterward to prevent salt buildup and corrosion.
If the lens port fogs up, ensure that the interior of the case is dry before use. Consider using silica gel packs inside the housing to absorb moisture and prevent fogging.
To ensure the case is sealed, visually inspect the O-ring to ensure it is seated correctly with no debris. Perform a pre-dive immersion test in shallow water to check for leaks.
Yes, the PT-047 case is designed to allow full access to all camera controls, enabling you to operate the camera without restriction underwater.
After use, rinse the case with fresh water, dry it thoroughly, and remove the camera. Store the case in a cool, dry place. Check the O-rings and apply silicone grease if necessary.
The PT-047 case is specifically designed for the Olympus Tough series cameras. Using it with other models is not recommended as it may not fit correctly or offer the same level of protection.
The PT-047 case is constructed from durable polycarbonate material, providing robust protection while allowing clear visibility of the camera's display and controls.
To prevent scratches, avoid placing the case lens port down on rough surfaces. Rinse the port with fresh water after use and gently dry with a microfiber cloth.