LUMIX DMW-MCFT3PP - Photo Accessories PANASONIC - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL LUMIX DMW-MCFT3PP PANASONIC

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Operating Instructions

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Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read the

instructions completely.

What is the O-ring?....9

Preparation -Setting the O-ring- 10

Preparation -Checking the Case is Waterproof- ..... 14

Preparation -Attaching the Digital Camera- ..... 15

Taking Pictures....18

Tips for Taking Pictures in the Water ..... 19

After Use....20

Cleaning and Storing 21

Caution for Use....21

Specifications 23

● This Marine Case is designed for a Panasonic Digital Camera.
You can enjoy taking pictures underwater at depths up to 40 m/130 feet.
- In the case of water leakage due to insufficient care, Panasonic is in no way liable for damage to any products (digital camera, batteries, card etc.) inside this Case, photography costs or any other expenses.
- Panasonic also offers no compensation for accidents resulting in injury or damage to property.
- Read the operating instructions for your digital camera.
- Before attaching the digital camera, submerge the case in water for about 3 minutes or more to check that there is no water leakage.

■ About handling this Case

- Use under the following conditions.

• Water depth: Up to 40 m/130 feet

- Ambient temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C/32 °F to 104 °F

- Water depth: Up to 40 m/130 feet - Ambient temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C/32 °F to 104 °F

- Do not use the Case in water over 40 °C/104 °F. The heat may damage the Case or cause water leakage.

- The Case is made of impact resistant polycarbonate however be careful when you are using it. It can be easily scratched when taking pictures in rocky places etc. and can be damaged by the impact if dropped etc. When travelling, pack the Case carefully to prevent any direct impact if it is dropped etc. and do not leave the digital camera in the Case. Only attach the digital camera to the case if you are transporting it a short distance such as from the airport to the diving spot. (You cannot reuse the material the Case was packed in at the time of purchase to transport it.)

- When boarding a plane, the change in atmospheric pressure may cause the inside of the Case to expand causing damage to the Case. Remove the O-ring before boarding a plane.

Insert the removed O-ring into the supplied exclusive polyester bag.

- Do not leave the digital camera in the Case for a long period of time in a car, a ship, exposed to direct sunlight etc. The Case is an airtight device so the temperature inside the Case will become very high and the digital camera may stop operating properly. Do not let the temperature inside the Case become too high.

■ Using the Case in high or low temperatures

• If you open or close the Case where it is humid or hot and then move to a place that is cold or dive underwater, condensation may appear inside the Case, the glass surface may become cloudy and the digital camera may be damaged.
• If you suddenly move the Case from a cold place or cold water to a warm place, the glass surface may become cloudy. Wait until the Case becomes close to the air temperature before taking pictures.

■ About preparation

• Do not open or close the Case where it may be splashed by water or sand may get in it. We recommend opening or closing the Case indoors.
• Replace the battery, card etc. and attach the digital camera indoors where there is little moisture.

• If you must open or close the Case at the diving spot to replace the battery or the card, be sure to follow the steps below.

• Select a place where the Case will not be splashed by water and sand will not get in it.

• Blow off any drops of water in the gap between the rear case and the front case and on the buckle. Thoroughly wipe off any remaining drops of water with a dry cloth.
• Thoroughly wipe off any drops of water on your body or hair.
• Be particularly careful about any water coming from the sleeves of your thermal suit.
• Do not touch the digital camera if your hands are wet from sea water. Wet a towel with fresh water and place it in a polyester bag beforehand. Use this towel to wipe off any drops of water or sand on your hands or body.

- This Case does not absorb shock. If you place a heavy object on the Case or cause shock to it, the digital camera may be damaged. Be careful when you are using the case.

When you first open the package, check that the Case and all the accessories are included and that there has been no damage to the Case or any of the accessories during distribution or transportation. If you find something unusual, consult your dealer before using the Case.

Do not use any accessories except those specified below.

	Replacement O-ring VMG1798* In exclusive polyester bag* One has been attached to the unit in advance.		Silica Gel (Desiccant) (1 g/5 pieces)VZG0371
	Grease (for O-ring)VZG0372		Hand StrapVFC4190
	Diffuser/String VYK3E56• You can remove this diffuser when not using it.Removing	AttachingAlign with the mark on the back of the case and attach.

- Do not place the Case where it may fall.

- If the Case falls on your head or foot, it will injure you and cause the Case to malfunction.

- Never alter the Case.

• If water leaks into the digital camera because the Case was altered, the digital camera may be damaged beyond repair.
• If you continue to use the digital camera after water has leaked into it, this may cause a fire.

- Do not use the Case while scuba diving without proper training.

- You should only operate the Case while scuba diving if you have been properly trained and certified for this sport.

- Never place the Case, grease, silica gel or O-ring within the reach of infants.

• If any part of an infant's body is caught in the Case, it may cause an injury.
• Infants may accidentally swallow the grease, silica gel or O-ring.
• Consult a doctor immediately if you think an infant may have swallowed the grease, silica gel or O-ring.

- Do not hang the strap around your neck underwater.

- It may become wound around your neck causing suffocation or other serious injuries.

- Thoroughly wash any grease on your hands.

- Do not allow the grease on your hands to come into contact with your mouth or eyes.

- If water leaks into the case, stop using it immediately.

• This may cause an electric shock, burning or a fire.
• Consult your dealer.

- If anything abnormal occurs while using the Case underwater, please follow all necessary procedures and guidelines for decompressing when you ascend.

- If you ascend too quickly, you may get caisson disease.

- If smoke or abnormal heat, smells or sounds come from the Case, stop using it immediately.

• These may cause an electric shock, burning or fire.
- Remove the digital camera from the Case and then immediately remove the battery from the digital camera.
- Consult your dealer.

- Be careful when opening the Case after water leakage.

- The leaked water may blow out or the rear case may flip.

- Do not leave the Case where the temperature is high.

• The temperature inside the Case becomes very high particularly when it is exposed to direct sunlight on a beach, a ship etc. or when it is left in an airtight car in the summer. The heat may damage the Case or its inner parts.
• If a digital camera is attached to the Case, it may also be damaged.
• If you use the attached digital camera when the temperature inside the Case is very high, it may cause leakage, short-circuiting or insulation failure resulting in fire or malfunction.

- Do not handle the digital camera or the battery with wet hands.

- This may cause an electric shock or malfunction.

■ When taking pictures with the flash

• When taking pictures with the flash, the corners of the picture may be vignetted or the picture may not be lit evenly.
• When taking pictures with the flash, the available flash range is less underwater than on land.

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1. Shutter Button
2. Motion Picture Button
3. Camera OFF/ON button
4. Mounting shoe for INON Inc., external strobe ^*1
5. Front Case
6. Diffuser (supplied)

7. Front Glass

8. Zoom Button

9. Button operation section (Read the operating instructions of the digital camera for details about each button operation.)

10. Rear Case

11. Buckle

12. Lock Release Lever
13. Strap Eyelet (for attaching the supplied hand strap and diffuser)

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*1 This is a mounting shoe dedicated for an external strobe manufactured by INON Inc.

Please refer to INON Inc. regarding compatible strobe.

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• The O-ring is a waterproofing packing used for underwater cameras, watches and diving equipment.
• The O-ring keeps the Case waterproof by sealing the gap between the rear case and the front case.

■ How the O-ring keeps the Case waterproof

Rear Case Digital Camera O-ring Front Case

The gum comes into contact with the sides of the Case making the Case waterproof and stopping water from entering from the gap.

O-ring

O-ring

When water pressure acts on the O-ring, the surface of the O-ring expands and the Case is sealed more tightly.

The O-ring prevents water leakage by coming into uniform contact with the sides of the Case. Therefore, good care of the O-ring is very important. Incorrect care of the O-ring may cause water leakage.

Be sure to set the O-ring before attaching a digital camera.

Thoroughly wash and dry your hands before handling the O-ring. Place the O-ring where there is no sand or dust.

1 Loosen the O-ring with your fingers to remove it.

- Loosen part of the O-ring with the tips of two fingers and then lift the loosened part. Be careful not to scratch the O-ring with your fingernails.

O-ring

O-ring

Note

- Do not use a pointed object to remove the O-ring. This may scratch or damage the O-ring.

2 Check the O-ring.

- Check that there is no dirt, sand, hair, dust, salt crystals, lint or grease on the O-ring. If you find any of these, remove them with a soft, dry cloth.

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▲Hair

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• There may be dirt on the O-ring that you cannot see. Check if there is any dirt by rubbing your finger over the O-ring.
• Be careful not to leave any fibers from the dry cloth on the O-ring when wiping it.
• Check that the O-ring is not ripped, twisted, squashed, frayed or scratched and that there is no sand sticking to it. Replace the O-ring in these cases.

▲ Ripped

▲ Twisted

▲ Squashed

▲ Frayed

▲ Scratched

▲Sand

3 Inspect the O-ring groove.

- Grains of sand or hardened salt crystals may get into the O-ring groove. Remove them carefully with an air spray or a cotton swab. If you use a cotton swab, be careful not to leave any fibers from it in the O-ring groove.

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- Inspect the front case groove as well as the rear case (side where O-ring is set) groove.

4 Apply the grease (supplied).

Apply O-ring grease to clean the surface of the O-ring and replenish the oil.

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• Apply a rice-grain size of grease (supplied) evenly to the O-ring with the tip of your finger. (Do not apply the grease with paper or a cloth. The fibers from the paper or cloth may stick to the O-ring.)
• If there is too much grease on the O-ring, dirt and dust will stick to it causing water to leak in. Therefore, hold the O-ring between the balls of your finger and thumb and gently remove excess grease.
• By applying the O-ring grease thinly and evenly, the O-ring fits flexibly to the groove of the marine case and keeps it airtight.
• Use only the specified grease. If you use other types of grease, the surface of the O-ring may be damaged causing water leakage.

5 Fit the O-ring evenly into the O-ring groove.

Check the following:

• There is no dirt sticking to the O-ring.
  ● The O-ring has not come out.
• The O-ring is not twisted.
  ● The O-ring is not stretched too much.

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6 Inspect the O-ring one last time.

Check the following one more time:

• There is no dirt sticking to the O-ring.
  ● The O-ring has not come out.
• The O-ring is not twisted.

- There are no scratches or squashed parts on the O-ring.

Thoroughly wipe any grease off your hands with a dry cloth. Afterwards wash thoroughly with fresh water.

7 Close the buckle.

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- Check that no foreign materials are sticking to the outer surface of the O-ring or the buckle on the front case and then close the Case.

Notes

• To keep the Case completely airtight, do not scratch the surface of the O-ring that comes into contact with the sides of the Case.
• Never use an O-ring that has been scratched or damaged by dirt etc. This will cause water leakage.
• Each time you use the Case, remove the O-ring and check that there is no dirt, sand, hair or other foreign materials in the O-ring groove and then apply a thin coat of grease (supplied). If you apply too much grease, dirt and the dust may stick to the O-ring causing water leakage.
• Be sure to bring a spare O-ring in case the O-ring that you are using becomes damaged or scratched.

After setting the O-ring, check that no water leaks into the Case by submerging it in a water tank, bath tub etc. for more than about 3 minutes before attaching a digital camera.

- Do not use the Case in water over 40 °C/104 °F. The heat may damage the Case or cause water leakage.

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Carry out the same test after attaching the digital camera to the Case. (P15)

Notes

• If bubbles rise from the Case when it is submerged in water or there is water inside the Case when you take it out of the water, there is water leakage. In these cases, consult your dealer.
• If water leaks into the Case while you are using it and the digital camera is submerged in water, remove the battery immediately. Hydrogen gas can cause burning or explosion if there is a fire nearby.
• If you dive quickly while holding the Case or throw the Case from a ship into the sea, some water leakage may occur because of high pressure. This is not a malfunction of the Case. Always dive slowly into the water.
• The Case is designed to be used at a depth of up to 40 m/130 feet. If you dive deeper than 40 m/130 feet, part of the Case may be damaged beyond repair.
• When closing the Case, be careful that no foreign materials get caught between the O-ring and the O-ring groove. Even one strand of hair or one grain of sand can cause water leakage.

Read the notes on page 17 before attaching the digital camera. Check that the digital camera is set to [OFF].

- Remove the strap and silicon jacket from the digital camera.

1 Push ② up with your finger while sliding ① to open the buckle.

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2 Attach the digital camera to the Case.

Be careful of the direction and insert the digital camera into the Case as shown in the illustration.

Front Case ①

• Check that there is no remaining water inside the digital camera and the Case.
• Be careful not to catch the shading hood ①.

3 Insert the silica gel (supplied).

● Always use new silica gel.

Silica gel Digital Camera

- When inserting the silica gel, bend it as shown in the illustration below and then insert it as far as possible. If you close the Case with the silica gel not fully inserted, the silica gel will get caught in the O-ring causing water leakage.

Silica gel

- If the air temperature is high and the water temperature is low, condensation may appear inside the Case. To prevent condensation, insert silica gel (supplied) inside the Case in advance. To prevent the Case from becoming fogged up, insert the silica gel about 1 to 2 hours before using the Case.

4 Close the buckle.

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Check that the buckle is closed firmly. Do not insert the strap etc. in the buckle.

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5 After you have attached the digital camera, check one more time that no water leaks into the Case. (P14)

Notes

• Be careful not to get the shading hood dirty with fingerprints etc.
• Check one more time that the O-ring is fitted evenly into the O-ring groove.
• Avoid opening or closing the Case where there is a lot of sand or dust and in humid or wet places.
• If there is a sudden change of humidity caused by moist air entering the Case, condensation may appear inside the Case.
• To prevent condensation, set the digital camera in as dry a place as possible. Also, check that the silica gel (supplied) is sufficiently dry before inserting.
• If sunscreen or suntan oil sticks to the Case, wash it off immediately with lukewarm water to prevent reduced waterproofness or discoloration.
• Submerge in fresh water for approximately 10 minutes after using the digital camera at the beach or in water. Read the operating instructions for details.
• If there are any drops of water or dirt on the camera unit, wipe off using a dry cloth before standing the unit upright on a dry cloth for a while and checking that the water has been removed. After this, please attach the camera.

When a digital camera with GPS function, compass, altimeter (depth meter), and barometer is attached to the marine case, positioning or measurements may not be possible, or may contain major errors.

■ Be sure to check the following before entering the water Check the following before diving.

• Is there sufficient remaining battery power?
• Is there sufficient memory in the card?
• Is the O-ring fitted evenly into the O-ring groove?
  ● Have you checked that no water leaks into the Case?
• Is the buckle closed firmly?

■ Taking pictures

1 Press the OFF/ON button and turn on the digital camera.

2 Set [Underwater].

• Read the operating instructions of the digital camera for details.
  3 Aim the AF area on the LCD monitor at the subject you want to focus on.
  4 Press [AF-L ⚙] to focus.

- Press [AF-L ⚙] again to cancel.

5 Press the shutter button fully to take the picture.

Notes

• Before attaching the camera to the Case, we recommend setting the clock again. (Read the operating instructions of the digital camera for details.)
• If there are any particles floating in front of the camera, it may focus on them instead of the subject.
• If there are drops of water or dirt sticking to the front glass, you may not be able to focus properly. Be sure to wipe the front glass before taking pictures.

When the image is too bluish in the water

① Select [White Balance] from the [Rec] Mode menu.
② Press [DISP.] to display [WB Adjust.].
③ Press [AF-L ⏻]/[⚡] to adjust the white balance.
④ Press [MENU/SET] to finish.

- You can also press the shutter button halfway to finish.

Select the best picture

Set the flash to [∅].

Using the Auto Bracket Function (For models with an Auto Bracket Function)

- Each time the shutter button is pressed, 3 pictures with different exposures are automatically recorded. You can select the desired picture from the 3 pictures.

Use Burst Mode

- When taking pictures of a fast-moving subject (a fish etc.), you can select your favourite picture after taking the pictures using Burst Mode.

Note

• WB fine adjustment (Underwater Mode) is also supported when recording motion pictures.
  The white balance can be adjusted according to water depth or preference.
• For more information, read the operating instructions of the digital camera.

After you have finished taking pictures, follow the steps below.

1 Submerge the Case in fresh water for about 30 minutes or more without removing the digital camera to remove any salt crystals etc.

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• Press all the operation buttons etc. on the Case to wash away any seawater. If the salt crystals are not removed from the buttons etc., they will harden and the buttons will become inoperable.
• Do not wash the Case with fast-running or pressurized water etc. as it may cause water leakage.

2 Wipe the water with a dry cloth that has no salt crystals sticking to it and then dry the Case completely.

- Do not dry the Case by exposing it to direct sunlight. This may discolor or damage the Case or may hasten deterioration of the O-ring.

3 Open the rear of the case to remove the digital camera. After thoroughly wiping your hands, apply your finger as shown in the illustration and take out the digital camera.

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4 Remove the O-ring from the Case and check that there is no dirt etc. in the O-ring groove.
5 Check that there are no scratches etc. on the O-ring while you are applying the grease.

Notes

Be careful of the following points when taking out the digital camera.

- Remove the camera with clean hands. (Wash your hands with fresh water and then thoroughly dry them.)

- Thoroughly dry any moisture on your body or hair. (Be particularly careful about any water coming from the sleeves of your thermal suit.)

Cleaning and Storing

1 Wash the outside of the Case with water.

• Wash the outside of the Case until it is clean. (P20)
• Confirm that the O-ring is set securely, be sure to close the Case, and then wash only the outside with water.
• Wipe off any dirt inside the Case with a wet, soft cloth.

Notes

• Do not wash the Case with high-pressure water as it may cause water leakage. Remove the digital camera before washing the Case with water.
• Do not leave the digital camera inside the Case when storing it.
• Detach the O-ring from the marine case and store so it will not dry. For details, please read page 22.

When storing for a long period of time, insert in the supplied exclusive polyester bag after first removing the O-ring.

Caution for Use

■ Handling of the O-ring

• Do not use alcohol, thinner or a chemical cleaning agent for cleaning the O-ring. This will cause damage to, or deterioration of, the O-ring.

• If you will not be using the Case for a long period of time, remove the O-ring from the O-ring groove, apply a thin coat of grease (supplied), place it in exclusive polyester bag and then store it in a cool, dark place to prevent the surface from being damaged. When you use the O-ring again, thoroughly check that it is not scratched, damaged or split.

• Use only the specified grease. If you use other types of grease, the surface of the O-ring may be damaged causing water leakage.

• The O-ring comes into contact with the sides of the Case making the Case waterproof. Do not knock, insert foreign materials (dirt, sand, hair etc.) or scratch the O-ring or sides of the Case.
• Use the tips of your fingers to remove the O-ring. Do not use a pointed object as it may scratch or damage the O-ring.
• After removing the O-ring from the rear case, wipe off any dirt, sand, hair or other foreign materials on it. Also wipe the O-ring groove and the inner sides of the front case which come into contact with the O-ring.
• Never use an O-ring that has been scratched or damaged by dirt etc. This will cause water leakage. Replace it with a new O-ring.
• After replacing the O-ring, when not in use for a long period of time, after attaching the digital camera or when replacing the battery, if the marine case is opened please thoroughly check the O-ring for damage or any cracks.

After checking, shut the marine case, immerse in water (a water tank or a bath tub) for approximately 3 minutes or more, then check that there are no water leaks. (P14)

- O-rings are consumable products. Although the lifespan of O-rings will depend on how well they are maintained, how often they are used and their storage conditions, we recommend replacing them every year even if you cannot see any scratches.

■ About maintenance

- Do not use the chemicals shown below for cleaning, rustproofing, defogging or repair. Using them directly or indirectly (with a chemical spray etc.) on the Case may cause it to crack.

Prohibited chemicals	Cautions
Volatile organic solvents/ Chemical cleansers	Do not clean the Case with volatile organic solvents such as alcohol, gasoline or thinner or with chemical cleansers. Clean it with fresh water or lukewarm water.
Anti-corrosives	Do not use anti-corrosives as the metal parts of the Case are made from stainless steel or brass. Clean it with fresh water.
Anticlouding agents	Do not use commercially available anticlouding agents. Be sure to use the silica gel indicated in these operating instructions.
Adhesives	Do not use adhesives for repair. If the Case needs to be repaired, consult your dealer.

• If grease sticks to the digital camera, wipe it off with a soft, dry cloth.
• When wiping the inside of the Case, only use a soft, dry cloth. Wipe the inside of the front glass with a soft, dry cloth before and after use to keep the glass clear.

■ About storage and inspection after use

● Always take the digital camera out of the Case.
● Make sure that no dirt or dust is stuck to the O-ring.
- Thoroughly dry the Case at room temperature and then store it in a cool, dark place.
- We recommend that the Case be inspected about 3 years after purchase. This inspection involves dismantling and cleaning the Case, inspecting all the parts and repairing them if necessary and checking the waterproofness of the Case using the same hydrostatic test equipment that was used to check the waterproofness before purchase. The customer is responsible for all transportation costs.
- Do not dismantle any parts or use any accessories not specified in these operating instructions and do not alter the Case. If the Case does not work properly, consult your dealer.

Specifications

Compatible model:	DMC-FT3/DMC-TS3 (As of January 2011*)
Dimensions:	Approx. 145 mm (W)×94 mm (H)×52 mm (D)[5.71" (W)×3.70" (H)×2.05" (D)](excluding the projecting parts)
Mass (Weight):	Approx. 356 g/0.785 lb (including the diffuser)
Material:	Polycarbonate
Waterproof construction:	O-ring sealing
Water resistant depth:	40 m/130 feet

* Refer to the operating instructions, catalogue, website etc. of the digital camera for the latest information on models that can be used.

Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company, Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America

One Panasonic Way, Secaucus, NJ 07094

Panasonic Canada Inc.

5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Ontario, L4W 2T3

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Panasonic Canada Inc.

5770 Ambler Drive,

Mississauga, Ontario

L4W 2T3

[phone]

www.panasonic.ca

© Panasonic Corporation 2011

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Diagram showing two mechanical components with numbered parts and directional arrows indicating assembly or movement.

Line drawing of hands holding a device with a lock and buttons (no text or symbols)

Illustration of hands cleaning a water container with a faucet above (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a hand inserting a device into a compact case, showing the internal components and directional arrows (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a mechanical clamp or hook with a lock and handle (no text or symbols)

Diagram of a two-part electronic device with internal compartments and directional arrows indicating process flow (no text or symbols)

Illustration showing a hand holding a cylindrical object and a close-up of a curved object with an arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing two mechanical components with numbered parts and directional arrows indicating assembly or transformation.

Illustration of hands holding a device partially submerged in water (no text or symbols visible)

Technical diagram of a mechanical component with numbered parts and directional arrows indicating motion or assembly.

Diagram showing two mechanical components with numbered parts and directional arrows indicating assembly or movement.

Line drawing of hands holding a device with a lock and buttons (no text or symbols)

Illustration of hands cleaning a water tank with a faucet, showing liquid and bubbles (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a hand inserting a device into a compact case, showing the switch and control panel (no text or symbols)