Olympus PT-055 Instructions Manual
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Before diving, inspect the O-ring for any debris or damage. Ensure it is clean and properly lubricated. Close the case and check that the locking mechanism is securely fastened. It's recommended to perform a test dive without the camera to check for leaks.
The Olympus PT-055 case is rated for depths up to 45 meters (147 feet). Ensure that you do not exceed this depth to prevent damage to the case and your camera.
Rinse the case thoroughly with fresh water after use, especially after diving in saltwater. Dry it with a soft cloth and store it in a cool, dry place. Regularly check the O-ring and keep it lubricated with silicone grease.
Yes, the Olympus PT-055 case can be used in cold water. However, be mindful of potential fogging issues. Consider using anti-fog inserts and ensure the camera and case acclimate to the water temperature before use.
If fogging occurs, exit the water and open the case in a dry environment. Clean the interior and allow it to acclimate to the ambient temperature. Use anti-fog inserts to prevent future occurrences.
Yes, you can use accessories like underwater strobes, filters, and wet lenses designed for the PT-055 mount. Ensure compatibility and proper attachment to avoid water ingress.
If you notice a leak, ascend to the surface immediately to prevent water damage. Once on the surface, open the case in a dry area, inspect the O-ring, and look for any visible damage or debris.
To replace the O-ring, gently remove it from its groove using a soft tool. Clean the groove and the new O-ring. Apply a small amount of silicone grease to the new O-ring and carefully place it back into the groove, ensuring it is not twisted.
The PT-055 case is specifically designed for the Olympus TG-4 camera. Compatibility with other models is not guaranteed, and using it with non-compatible cameras may result in improper sealing.
Yes, the Olympus PT-055 case is designed to allow full access to all camera functions, including buttons and dials, while underwater. Ensure that all controls are functioning properly before diving.