Olympus PT-E02 Instructions Manual
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To ensure the Olympus PT-E02 Case is properly sealed, check that all O-rings are clean and free of debris. Apply a thin layer of silicone grease to the O-rings before closing the case. Make sure the sealing surfaces are aligned correctly and securely lock the latches.
To maintain the O-rings, remove them from the case and wash them in fresh water after every dive. Dry them completely and apply a small amount of silicone grease before reinserting. Inspect for any cuts or damage and replace if necessary.
To prevent fogging, ensure the camera and case are at room temperature before sealing. Use anti-fog inserts or a silica gel pack inside the case. Keep the case closed in humid environments until ready to use.
If the buttons are sticking, rinse the case thoroughly in fresh water to remove salt and sand. Press each button multiple times while submerged. If the problem persists, lubricate the button seals with silicone grease.
Yes, the Olympus PT-E02 Case has threaded mounts for attaching strobes, lenses, and other accessories. Ensure that any accessories used are compatible and do not interfere with the seal of the case.
After use in saltwater, soak the PT-E02 Case in fresh water for at least 30 minutes. Operate all controls to flush out salt residue, then dry the case with a clean cloth. Store with the O-rings removed and the case partially open.
The Olympus PT-E02 Case has a maximum depth rating of 60 meters (196 feet). Ensure all seals are properly maintained to achieve this depth safely.
To test for leaks, close the case without the camera inside and submerge it in a tub of water. Look for air bubbles or water entry. Conduct this test before each dive to ensure the integrity of the seals.
When opening the PT-E02 Case after a dive, dry the exterior thoroughly to prevent water from entering. Open the case with the port facing downwards and in a dry environment to avoid any residual water from reaching the camera.
To replace damaged or worn O-rings, first remove the old O-ring and clean the groove. Insert a new O-ring of the same size, ensuring it is seated properly. Apply a light coating of silicone grease before sealing the case.