Sealife Reefmaster DC250 Guide de l'administrateur
IMPORTANT – MUST READ
IMPORTANT – MUST READ
For SeaLife DC250, DC300 and DC 310 Digital underwater cameras
Read and understand Quick Guide and CD
Instruction Manual before using this camera.
Includes important warnings and warranty.
Use freshly charged SeaLife Ni-MH AA batteries (2100mAh
or higher). Save battery power by keeping camera or
power off whenever possible. Use SeaLife AC Adaptor -
Item# SL932 for continuous power. Use of DC100/D200 or
other A/C adaptors will cause damage to camera.
Prevent fogging keep camera power off as much as
possible. Use Moisture Muncher desiccant capsules. Apply
anti-fog to inside of lens port. Keep inside of housing
perfectly dry. Seal housing in a dry, air conditioned room.
Insert Moisture Muncher in holding area as shown.
Replace when capsules turn pink.
How to keep camera housing waterproof
Important:
o Every SeaLife housing is waterproof tested for quality control purposes. It is
your responsibility to maintain the housing and o-ring to ensure it remains
waterproof.
o Warranty excludes water damage unless it is clearly determined to be caused
by a manufacturing defect.
o Not following these instructions will void your warranty.
Visually inspect and clean o-ring before every
dive. O-ring must be kept perfectly clean. Remove
sand, dirt, hair and debris from o-ring with cleaning
brush provided in care kit.
Inspect o-ring for scratches, tears, cuts, dents or any
surface imperfections. Rub finger along o-ring surface.
O-ring should have smooth, slippery surface. Replace
o-ring if damaged.
Make sure housing opens and closes easily. It is normal that the housing is
initially hard to open after air travel.
Quick “Lube” Test:
Make sure the o-ring sealing area (where o-ring makes contact) is free of
scratches or any other surface imperfections. Rub finger along sealing
area. Surface should be smooth. Send housing to authorized SeaLife service
center if surface is not smooth or has any imperfections.
Squeeze housing closed
without camera inside. Make
sure o-ring slips into housing.
Leave latch open.
Housing lid should open by
itself so o-ring is visible as
shown below. This indicates
o-ring lube condition is okay.
If lid does NOT open by
itself, the o-ring is DRYand
must be replaced.
Handle camera with care above and below water.
Do not jump into the water with your camera in hand.
Let someone pass you the camera after you have
entered the water. When using the camera with an
External Flash, hold the camera by the flash arm. Do
not apply any force to the camera away from the flash
base. The camera and External Flash must move
together or a leak can occur. In case of a suspected
leak, hold camera with battery side up so water does
not contact batteries. Remove camera from water
immediately. Open and dry.
About o-ring lubrication. The SeaLife o-ring is impregnated with a silicone
lubricant during the manufacturing process. This allows the o-ring to slip easily
into position when closing the housing. This silicone impregnated o-ring may
loose its lubrication if exposed to excessive heat, chemicals, and detergents, or
when not properly soaked and rinsed after use in salt water. If the housing is
hard to open or close (i.e. fails the “quick test” described above), the o-ring must
be replaced. Applying a thin film of silicone lubricant to the outer surface of the
o-ring will not damage the o-ring and is acceptable if performed by a qualified
service technician familiar with proper o-ring lubrication techniques.
Soak the sealed housing in fresh water
immediately after every dive. This will dissolve any
salt and clean off dirt and sand. Most dive boats
have a fresh water bucket for cameras. Push and
release several times every button on the housing to
rinse out the sand and salt water. Do not use the
mask bucket because this is full of detergents. Never
use any detergents, cleaners or chemicals to clean
the camera. Dry the housing before opening.
Proper storage: Allow the housing to dry completely before storage. Store
housing in a cool dry place. Never expose camera to temperatures above 140
degrees Fahrenheit (60 Celsius), like the trunk of your car on a hot, sunny day
or prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Never expose housing to chemicals,
cleaners or detergents.
How to get service: Contact your local SeaLife dealer or the authorized
distributor in your country. For a complete list of dealers and distributors, visit
www.sealife-cameras.com and click on “Dealer Locator”
SeaLife Service Center, 97 Foster Road, Moorestown, NJ 08057 USA
Revised 3/21/05
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