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Care &
Maintenance:
making it fit poorly in it's intended channel later
on). Your fingers are actually so sensitive that they can feel
individual sand grains. Obviously in addition to greasing the
o-ring, remove any particles as well.
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Not any grease will do. Use silicon grease from the camera
manufacturer or dive shop |
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Grease the o-rings sparingly |
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When removing the o-ring, don't pull it
out, "tease" it out. To lubricate, push the o-ring through
fingertips that
are lightly greased |
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Rinse the camera equipment thoroughly in fresh water,
preferably warm water. Salt deposits are a major source of
corrosion |
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Make sure you dry the equipment completely before opening;
then open it with the camera back face down, so that any
residual water
will not drip into internal components |
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Never leave your equipment in full sunlight. If you can't
store it in the shade, drape a towel over it |
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Have your equipment serviced regularly; that includes lenses
and strobes |
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