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USER MANUAL PTEP13 OLYMPUS

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OLYMPUS

PT-EP12

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Instruction ManualPT-EP12

Olympus

■ Thank you for buying the Underwater Case PT-EP12 (hereinafter Case).
■ Please read this instruction manual carefully and use the product safely and correctly. Please keep this instruction manual for reference after reading it.
■ Wrong usage may cause damage to the camera inside the Case due to water leakage, and repair may not be possible.
■ Before use, perform an advance check as described in this manual.

Introduction

• Unauthorized copying of this manual in part or in full, except for private use, is prohibited. Unauthorized reproduction is strictly prohibited.
• OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP. shall not be responsible in any way for lost profits or any claims by third parties in case of any damage occurring from improper use of this product.

Please read the following items before use

• This Case is a precision device designed for use at a water depth within 45 m. Please handle it with sufficient care.
• Please use the Case correctly after sufficient understanding of the contents of this manual in regard to handling of the Case, checks before use, maintenance, and storage after use.
• OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP. shall in no way be responsible for accidents involving immersion of a digital camera in water. In addition, expenses incurred for damage of internal materials or loss of recorded contents due to water entering the camera will not be compensated.
  Please address these possible damages by insuring your camera at your own discretion before use.
• OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP. shall not pay any compensation for accidents (injuries or material damage) at the time of use.

For safe use

This instruction manual uses various pictographs for correct use of the product and to prevent danger to the user and other person, as well as property damage. These pictographs and their meanings are shown below.

WARNING	This shows the content regarding assumption of possibility of human death or severe injury in case of handling with disregard of this indication.
CAUTION	This shows the contents regarding assumption of possibility of injury or damage to property in case of handling with disregard of this indication.

WARNING

① Keep this product out of the reach of babies, infants, and children. There is the possibility of occurrence of the following types of accidents.

• Injury by dropping onto the body from heights.
• Injury from parts of the body getting caught in parts which open and close.
• Swallowing of small parts, O-ring, silicone grease and silica gel. Please consult a physician immediately if any parts have been swallowed.

②Do not store digital camera with batteries inserted in this product.

Storage with a battery inserted may lead to leakage of the battery liquid and fire hazard.

③ If leakage of water should occur with a camera installed in this product, quickly remove the battery from the camera. There is the possibility of ignition and explosion from generation of hydrogen gas.

④ This product is made of resin. There is the possibility that injuries may be caused when it becomes broken due to strong impact with a rock or other hard objects. Please handle it with sufficient care.

CAUTION

① Do not disassemble or modify this product. This may cause water leakage or defect. In case of the loss of image data caused by disassembly, repair or modification etc. by any party other than those appointed by OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP., we shall bear no responsibility for damage.
② Use or storage of the product at the following locations may cause defective operation, defects, damage, fire, internal fogging, or water leakage. This should be avoided.

- Locations reaching high temperatures such as those under direct sunlight, in an automobile, etc.

- Locations close to fire

• A water depth in excess of 45 m

- Locations subject to vibrations

- Locations with high temperature and humidity or with extreme temperature changes

- Locations with volatile substances

③ Opening and closing at locations with much sand, dust, or dirt may impair the waterproof characteristic and cause water leakage. This should be avoided.
④ This product is not a case to soften impacts to the camera inside the product. When this product with a digital camera inside is subjected to impacts or heavy objects are placed onto it, the digital camera may be damaged. Please handle it with sufficient care.
⑤ Do not use the following chemicals for cleaning, corrosion prevention, prevention of fogging, repair or other purposes. When these are used for the Case directly or indirectly (with the chemicals in vaporized state), they may cause cracking under high pressure or other problems.

Chemicals which cannot be used	Explanation
Volatile organic solvents, chemical detergents	Do not clean the Case with alcohol, gasoline, thinner or other volatile organic solvents or with chemical detergents etc. Pure water or lukewarm water is sufficient for cleaning.
Anticorrosion agent	Do not use anticorrosion agents. Pure water is sufficient when washing the metal parts as stainless steel and brass are used.
Commercial defogging agents	Do not use commercial defogging agents. Always use the specified desiccant silica gel.
Grease other than specified silicone grease	Use only the specified silicone grease for the O-ring, as otherwise the O-ring surface may deteriorate and water leakage may occur.
Adhesive	Do not use adhesive for repairs or other purposes. When repair is required, please contact a dealer or a service station of OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP.

⑥ Jumping into the water with the Case in your hand, throwing the Case from a boat or ship into the water, and other rough handling may cause water leakage. Please handle with sufficient care, when handing it over from hand to hand etc.
⑦ If the Case interior or the camera should become wet because of water leakage, etc., immediately wipe off all moisture and contact your local service station or dealer.
⑧ Be careful not to apply excessive force to the projection parts, such as the zoom dial or tripod seat.
⑨ Please remove the O-ring when traveling by air. Otherwise air pressure may make it impossible to open the Case.
⑩ For safe use of the digital camera in this product, please read the “Instruction Manual” for the digital camera carefully.
⑪ When sealing this product, take sufficient care that no foreign matter gets caught at the O-ring and the contact surface. It is caused for water leakage.
⑫The lens port cannot be removed.

Contents

Introduction 1

Please read the following items before use .... 1

For safe use .... 1

1.Preparations....6

Check the contents of the package....6

Names of the parts....7

Using the accessories....8

Installing and removing of the monitor hood 8

Mounting and removing the body cap....8

Using the diffuser....9

Removing diffuser (with port adapter) from the Case body 9

Check the digital camera.... 10

2. Advance check of the Case ....11

Advance check before use.... 11

Remove the O-ring.... 11

Remove any sand, dirt, etc. 11

How to Apply Grease to the O-ring 12

Install the O-ring.... 12

3. Installing the digital camera ....13

Open the Case 13

Attach the flash to the camera and raise the light emitting part 13

Load the digital camera 14

Make sure the camera is loaded properly 14

Seal the Case.... 15

Attach the diffuser 15

Check the operation of the loaded camera 15

Water Leakage Test.... 16

4. Connecting the underwater flash....17

5. Installing the underwater conversion lens....18

6.Taking Pictures Under Water 19

How to select the shooting modes 19

Underwater shooting modes 19

7. Handling After Shooting ....20

Wash the Case with pure water 20

Wipe off any waterdrops 20

Unload the digital camera 20

Dry the Case 20

8.Maintaining the Waterproof Function....21

Remove the O-ring....21

Remove any sand, dirt, etc. 21

How to Apply Grease to the O-ring 21

Install the O-ring 21

Replace consumable products 21

9. Appendix ...... 22

Specifications 22

Supplied accessories for PT-EP12 22

Optional accessories.... 22

1. Preparations

Check the contents of the package

Check that all accessories are in the box.

Contact your dealer if accessories are missing or damaged.

• Instruction manual (this manual)

CAUTION:

• After purchase, be sure to do maintenance even in brand-new condition. Neglecting the maintenance may become the cause of water leakage.
For how to maintenance the case, refer to P.21.

Names of the parts

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Technical diagram of a camera with labeled parts, showing front and side views with numbered annotations.

①Open/close dial

②Lock knob

③Slide lock

*④ON/OFF button

*⑤Shutter lever

⑥Accessory mount

*⑦Control dial

⑧Optical fiber cable insertion slots

⑨Zoom dial

*⑩Mode dial

*⑪/Fn button

*⑫Q button

*⑬ ● (REC) button

*⑭MENU button

*⑮INFO (Info display) button

*⑯ (Exposure correction) button/Cross-cursor button ▲

*⑰ button/Cross-cursor button ▶

*⑱OK button

*⑲(Play) button

*⑳ button/Cross-cursor button ▼

*②1 (Erase) button

*⑳ [■■] button/Cross-cursor button ◀

⑳Monitor window

⑳Monitor hood

⑳O-ring

⑳Monitor inner hood

⑳Tripod seat

Note:

Case operation parts marked by * corresponds to the operation parts of the digital camera. When the operation parts of the Case are operated, the corresponding functions of the digital camera will operate. For details of the functions, refer to the instruction manual for the digital camera.

Using the accessories

Installing and removing of the monitor hood

Installation

Fit the monitor hood as shown in the figure into the rails above and below the monitor window one after the other.

Removal

Remove the monitor hood from the rails above and below the monitor window one after the other by widening the monitor hood.

Rails Installation Removal

Mounting and removing the body cap

Fit the body cap onto the lens ring as shown in the figure. Be sure to remove the body cap before shooting.

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Using the diffuser

① Install the strap of the port adapter to the Case body.
②Attach the diffuser to the port adapter.
③Install the diffuser on the Case. Install to fit together the convex part of the port adaptor on the diffuser and the concave part of the port on the Case. Make sure that push until it clicks, and confirm it installed firmly.

Diffuser Port adaptor Port adaptor Concave part Convex part

Removing diffuser (with port adapter) from the Case body

To remove the diffuser, pull the port adapter from the Case body by rotating the diffuse 30°clockwise and sliding the convex part.

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Check the digital camera

Check the digital camera before loading it in the Case.

1. Battery Confirmation

It is impossible to change the batteries when using the Case. Make sure that you have sufficient remaining battery capacity before use.

2. Check the remaining number of pictures

Check that the image storage medium has enough room for the number of pictures you want to take.

3. Remove the strap, lens cap and filter from the camera.

If the digital camera is loaded without removing the strap, lens cap and filter, the Case cannot be sealed properly and may leak.

4. Attach the antireflective ring (optional) to the lens filter thread part.

Antireflective ring Lens

	Antireflective ring
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED14-42mm f3.5-5.6 EZ POSR-EP07
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 45mm f1.8 POSR-EP05
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 25mm f1.8 POSR-EP09
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 17mm f1.8 POSR-EP08
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12mm f2.0 POSR-EP08

2. Advance check of the Case

Advance check before use

This Case has been the subject of thorough quality control for the parts during the manufacturing process and thorough function inspections during the assembly. In addition, a water pressure test is performed with a water pressure tester for all products to confirm that the performance conforms to the specifications.

However, depending on the carrying and storage conditions, the maintenance status, etc., the waterproof function may be damaged.

Before using, always perform the following advance checks.

CAUTION:

If the advance test should show water leakage with normal handling, stop using the Case and contact your dealer or an Olympus service station.

Remove the O-ring

Open the Case and remove the O-ring.

Procedure

①Insert the O-ring remover into the gap between the O-ring and O-ring groove wall.
② Bring the tip of the inserted O-ring remover below the O-ring. (Be careful not to damage the groove with the tip of the O-ring remover.)
③ Lift the O-ring, pinch it with your fingertips and pull it out of the Case.

Remove any sand, dirt, etc.

After visually checking that dirt has been removed from the O-ring, check for attached sand and other foreign matter, as well as for damage and cracks by squeezing the entire circumference of the O-ring lightly with your fingertips.

Remove attached foreign matter from the O-ring groove with a clean cloth or a cotton swab. Also remove any sand or dirt attached to any part of the Case that comes into contact with the O-ring.

CAUTION:

• When a sharp object is used to remove the O-ring or to clean the inside of the O-ring groove, the Case and the O-ring may be damaged and water leakage may be caused.
• When the O-ring is checked with the fingertips, take care not to stretch the O-ring.
• Never use alcohol, thinner, benzene or similar solvents or chemicals detergents to clean the O-ring. When such chemicals are used, it is likely that the O-ring will be damaged or that its deterioration will be accelerated.

How to Apply Grease to the O-ring

1Apply only Olympus exclusive lubricant to each O-ring.		Make sure that your fingers and the O-ring are free of dirt, then squeeze the appropriate amount of exclusive lubricant onto a finger to spread onto the entire circumference of the O-ring (approx. 15 mm is adequate).
2Spread the lubricant onto the entire circumference of the O-ring.		Spread the grease onto the entire circumference of the O-ring using 3 fingers. Be careful not to use excessive force as this may stretch the O-ring.
3Check that the O-ring is free of scratches or unevenness.		After spreading the lubricant, check visually and by touch that the O-ring is not scratched and that its surface is flat. If it is damaged in any way, replace it with a brand-new O-ring.

CAUTION:

• Always perform maintenance of the waterproof function even when the Case has been opened every shooting. Neglecting this maintenance may become the cause of water leakage.
- When the Case is not to be used for a long time, remove the O-ring from the groove to prevent deformation of the O-ring, apply a thin coat of silicone grease, and store it in a clean plastic bag or the like.

Examples of foreign matter sticking to the O-ring

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Hair Fibers Grains of sand

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Install the O-ring

Confirm that no foreign matter is in the gap and then fit the O-ring. At this time, confirm that the O-ring does not stick out from the groove.

When sealing this product, make sure that no hairs, fibers, sand particles or other foreign matter stick not only to the O-ring, but also to the contact surface (front cover). Even a single hair or a single grain of sand may cause water leakage. Please check with special care.

3. Installing the digital camera

Open the Case

①Slide the lock knob towards the arrow direction (1 of figure below).
② Slide and hold the slide lock towards the arrow direction (2 of figure below) and turn the open/close dial clockwise (3 of figure below).
③Turn the open/close dial to the position where it cannot be turned further.
④Open the rear lid of the Case gently.

Slide lock Open Open/close dial 2 3 1 Lock knob

CAUTION:

- Do not exert too much force while turning the open/close dial. Doing so may damage the dial.

Attach the flash to the camera and raise the light emitting part

Attach the flash supplied with the camera.

Make sure to raise the light emitting part.

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Load the digital camera

①Confirm that the digital camera is OFF.

②Do not pull out the monitor (closed).

③Gently load the digital camera into the Case.

④Insert a silica gel bag (1g) between the bottom of the digital camera and the Case.

The silica gel bag provided for prevention of fogging.

Diagram of a camera module showing internal components with numbered labels (③, ④) indicating parts of the device.

CAUTION:

• If the silica gel bag is caught when the Case is sealed, water leakage will occur.
• Once silica gel has been used, the moisture absorption performance will be impaired. Always replace the silica gel when the Case is opened and closed.
• Clean the surface of the dials of the Case and the camera. The dials may slip if there is grease or foreign matter on them.

Make sure the camera is loaded properly

Check the following points before sealing the Case.

• Is the digital camera loaded properly?
- Is silica gel inserted all the way at the specified location?

• Is the grease applied to O-ring?

- Is the O-ring attached properly to the opening on the Case?

- Is there any dirt or foreign matter on the O-ring or the O-ring contact surface on the front lid?

Seal the Case

① Close the Case gently while aligning the mounting projection of the rear lid and groove.

②Turn the open/close dial counter clockwise (1 of figure below) until lock.

• The Case is sealed.

③Slide the lock knob towards the LOCK side (2 of figure below).

Close 1 Open/close dial 2 Lock knob

CAUTION:

- If the open/close dial is not fully turned, the Case will not be sealed. This will cause water leakage.

- Close the rear lid of the Case so that the lens cap, silica gel or monitor hood strap doesn't catch. If it catches, water leaks may result.

Attach the diffuser

• Do not cap to optical fiber cable insertion slot.
• For details of how to attach the diffuser, refer to "Using the diffuser" (P.9).

Check the operation of the loaded camera

After sealing the Case, check that the camera operations normally.

• Push the ON/OFF button on the Case and confirm that the camera turns ON/OFF.
• Turn the mode dial on the Case and confirm that the camera mode switches properly.
• Press the shutter lever on the Case and confirm that the camera shutter releases.
• Operate other control buttons on the Case and confirm that the camera functions properly as intended.

Water Leakage Test

The final test after loading the camera is explained below. Always perform this test. It can be performed easily in a water tank or a bathtub. Confirm the operation of the different buttons. The required time is about 5 minutes.

• At first, immerse the Case for only 3 seconds and check that no water enters the Case.
• Next, immerse the Case for 30 seconds and check that no water enters the Case.
• Then, immerse the Case for 3 minutes, operate all buttons and levers, and check the following:

- check that no water drops have the entered the Case.

- check that the Case is not fogged internally.

- check that no water has entered the Case.

- If the inside of the Case becomes fogged or there are water drops in the Case, repeat the maintenance of the O-ring (P.11) and perform the water leakage test again.

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4. Connecting the underwater flash

To connect the underwater flash (optional) to the Case using an underwater optical fiber cable (optional: PTCB-E02), follow the procedures below.

Connecting the underwater optical fiber cable

①Put the underwater optical fiber cable plug into the optical fiber cable insertion slot. Insert firmly until it stops next to the flash window cover.

Diagram showing cable installation process with labeled components and directional arrows indicating assembly steps

②Put the cap to the optical fiber cable insertion slot when not in use.

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Setting of the digital camera

Set the RC mode of the camera to ON so that the camera's built-in flash is activated.

In the case of flash with the RC mode, turn the RC mode to ON. For details, refer to the instruction manual of the flash.

In case of UFL-1, plug the optical fiber cable in the same way. Turn the RC mode of the camera to OFF.

5. Installing the underwater conversion lens

Attaching the conversion lens.

The underwater macro conversion lens PTMC-01 (optional) and underwater wide conversion lens PTWC-01 (optional) are supported.

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The camera built-in flash cannot be used with the underwater wide conversion lens.

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6. Taking Pictures Under Water

How to select the shooting modes

You can easily set the underwater mode by assigning ☒ (Underwater Wide-Angle)/☐ (Underwater Macro) to Fn button of the digital camera.

Select [FmTMENU]-[Custom Menu]-[Button/Dal]-[Button Function]-[Fn Button Function], then press OK button

Note:

• Press the Fn button to switch between Underwater Wide-Angle and Underwater Macro modes.
• When using the f3.5-5.6EZ ED14-42mm lens, is the wide-angle end and the telephoto end of the zoom automatically set in conjunction with the switching of (Underwater Wide-Angle) and (Underwater Macro).
• Turn the mode dial knob to temporarily exit the underwater mode. Press the Fn button again to return to the underwater mode.
• Press and hold down the Fn button to return to the original shooting mode.
  • However, in SCN, iAUTO, PHOTO STORY and movie modes, pressing the Fn button will not set the camera in underwater mode.
• In the Underwater Wide-Angle/ (Underwater Macro) mode, (Underwater White Balance) is automatically set.

For details, see the instruction manual of the digital camera.

Underwater shooting modes

■ Underwater Wide-Angle

Suitable for shooting a scene that extends across a wide range such as a school of fish swimming through the water. Background blues are vividly reproduced.

■ Underwater Macro

Suitable for close-up shooting of small fish and other underwater creatures. Natural colors of the underwater are accurately reproduced.

Note:

Operation sound of camera may be recorded when recording the movies.

Memo:

• When using the camera in the P, A, S, M and "PHOTO STORY" mode, the 📂 (underwater white balance) can be selected in each mode.
• To zoom with ED14-42mm f3.5-5.6EZ lens, assign electric zoom operation to ▶ or ▼ buttons and operate zoom function by pressing ◀ and ▶ or ▲ and ▼ buttons.
• Select [Electric Zoom] in [MENU]-[Custom Menu]-[Button/Dial]-[Button Function]-[Button Function] or [▼ button], the press the OK button.

7. Handling After Shooting

Wash the Case with pure water

①After use, clean the protector thoroughly with pure water as soon as possible.
After use in sea water, soak it in pure water for a fixed time (30 minutes to an hour) to remove any salt.
② Operate the shutter lever and various buttons of the product in pure water to clean and remove the salt attached to the shaft.
③Take it out of the water and rinse with pure water.

CAUTION:

• Never disassemble the Case for cleaning.
• The functions may be impaired when the Case is dried with the salt still adhered to it. Make sure to wash away the salt after use.

Wipe off any waterdrops

Remove any drops of water from the case. Use pressurized air or a soft, lint-free cloth to carefully wipe away any moisture from the hinge between the front and rear lids, the shutter release lever and the open/close dial.

CAUTION:

Water left between the front and rear lids can get inside the case once it is opened. Please dry these areas carefully.

Unload the digital camera

Open the Case carefully and take the digital camera out.

CAUTION:

• When opening the case, make sure no water from outside (e.g. drops from your hair or the diving suit) gets inside the case and/or on the camera!
• Before opening the case, ensure that your hands or gloves are completely clean (free of sand, loose fibers, etc.).
• Never open the case in areas where water could splash or spray or where sand or dust could be blown in the air. When this cannot be avoided, for example if the battery or memory card needs to be changed, the case and camera should be protected from the wind or spray with a plastic sheet or similar object.
• Never touch the digital camera and/or battery when your hands are wet with sea water.

Dry the Case

After washing with pure water, use a lint-free soft cloth without any salt on it to wipe off any waterdrops and dry the Case completely at a well ventilated location in the shade.

CAUTION:

Do not use hot air from a hair drier or the like for drying and do not expose the Case to direct sunlight, as this may accelerate deterioration and deformation of the Case and deterioration of the O-ring, leading to leakage of water.

When wiping the Case, take care not to cause scratches.

8. Maintaining the Waterproof Function

The O-ring is a consumable product. Before each use, perform proper maintenance. Always be sure to perform the O-ring maintenance operation as described below. Neglecting this maintenance may become the cause of water leakage.

Perform at the location without sand or dust, after washing and drying your hands.

Remove the O-ring

Refer to P.11.

Remove any sand, dirt, etc.

Refer to P.11.

How to Apply Grease to the O-ring

Refer to P.12.

Install the O-ring

Refer to P.12.

Replace consumable products

• The O-ring is a consumable product. Independent of the number of times the Case is used, it is recommended that the O-ring should be replaced by a new piece after a year has passed.
• Deterioration of the O-ring is accelerated by the usage conditions and the storage conditions. Replace the O-ring even before a year has passed if it shows signs of damage, cracking or loss of elasticity.

CAUTION:

• Please use genuine Olympus silicone grease, silica gel and O-ring.
• Do not try to replace the O-ring by yourself.
• We recommend to perform the check periodically.

9. Appendix

Specifications

■ Underwater Case PT-EP12

Available models Olympus Digital Camera E-PL7
Pressure resistance Depth of down to 45 m (147 feet)
Main materials Main body: PolycarbonateO-rings: Silicone rubber
Dimensions Width 168 mm x Height 142 mm x Depth 133 mm
Weight Approx. 790 g (not including camera and accessories)
Buoyancy under water	Approx. 80 g (in the freshwater) (including camera (with flash), ED14-42mm f3.5-5.6 EZ lens, battery and media card)

* We reserve the right to change the external appearance and the specifications without notice.

Supplied accessories for PT-EP12

O-ring: POL-054

Silica gel: SILCA-5S

Body cap: PRLC-15

Silicone grease: PSOLG-2

Monitor hood: PFUD-EP12

Optional accessories

Silicone grease: PSOLG-3

Bracket: PTBK-E01/PTBK-E02

Underwater flash: UFL-1/UFL-2/UFL-3

Macro lens for underwater cases: PTMC-01

Antireflective ring : POSR-EP05/POSR-EP07/POSR-EP08/POSR-EP09

Balance weight: PWT-1BA/PWT-1AD

Underwater optical fiber cable: PTCB-E02

Short arm: PTSA-02/PTSA-03

* When use combining PTBK-E01 and the Case, the dedicated washers are necessary in the screw part. If you have PTBK-E01 to which dedicated washers are not bundled, please contact to customer support center.

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MEMO

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Installer le joint 12

Installer le joint 21

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• Gel de silice (1g)

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• Diffuseur

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*⑲ Touche ▶ (Lecture)

*②1Touche 📋 (Effacement)

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ATTENTION:

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Support: PTBK-E01/PTBK-E02

Isometric line drawing of a rectangular mechanical housing or enclosure with internal compartments (no text or symbols)

• Silicagel (1g)

• O-Ring-Entferner

Technical line drawing of a mechanical clamp or bracket (no text or symbols)

Technical diagram of a camera module with numbered parts for identification

Technical diagram of a DSLR camera with numbered parts labeled 7, 8, and 9

Labeled diagram of a camera module with numbered parts for identification

Technical diagram of a DSLR camera showing internal components with numbered labels 25, 26, and 27.

Diagram of a camera module with an Olympus lens and cable, showing no text or symbols

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Line drawing of a DSLR camera with attached housing and cable (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a camera module with rotating components and wiring (no text or symbols)

Three circular grayscale images showing abstract textures and patterns, no visible text or symbols.

Line drawing of a DSLR camera with a scroll wheel and a handle, showing no text or symbols.

Diagram of a DSLR camera showing internal components with numbered labels (③, ④) indicating parts of the body and interior.

VORSICHT:

Illustration of hands operating a handheld device inside a transparent container (no text or symbols visible)

DE

Diagram illustrating the installation of a plug into a motor, showing cable connection and mechanical assembly steps.

Line drawing of a DSLR camera with attached wiring and mounting bracket (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a DSLR camera with two views showing internal components and a circular component being rotated (no text or symbols present)

Technical diagram of a camera module with numbered parts for identification

Technical diagram of a DSLR camera with numbered parts labeled 7, 8, and 9

Labeled diagram of a camera module with numbered parts for identification

Technical diagram of a camera with labeled parts, showing front and side views with numbered annotations.

Technical line drawing of a camera module with an Olympus lens, showing no text or symbols on the device itself.

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Uso del difusor

Line drawing of a camera with attached housing and cable (no text or symbols)

Difusor Adaptador de puerto

Parte cóncava Parte convexa Adaptador de puerto

Technical line drawing of a mechanical device with rotating components and a curved arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

Close-up of a textured surface with diagonal dark bands and faint linear markings (no text or symbols)

Pelo Fibras Granos de arena

Circular cropped image showing a blurred industrial scene with machinery and wires (no visible text or symbols)

Circular cropped image showing a dark smudge on a surface with faint horizontal lines and no visible text or symbols.

Coloque la junta tórica

Line drawing of a DSLR camera with a scroll wheel and top handle (no text or symbols)

Technical diagram of a camera module showing internal components and labeled parts (③, ④)

PRECAUCIÓN:

Illustration of hands operating a handheld device inside a transparent container (no text or symbols visible)

ES

Diagram illustrating the process of a mechanical or electrical component being inserted into a plug, with arrows indicating direction of movement.

Line drawing of a DSLR camera with attached wiring and mounting brackets (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a DSLR camera with two views showing internal components and a circular component being rotated (no text or symbols present)