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How to Apply Grease to the O-ring
1
Apply only Olympus
exclusive lubricant to each
O-ring.
exclusive lubricant to each
O-ring.
Make sure that your fingers and the O-ring are
free of dirt, and squeeze about 5 mm of
lubricant onto a finger. (5 mm is the most
appropriate amount.)
free of dirt, and squeeze about 5 mm of
lubricant onto a finger. (5 mm is the most
appropriate amount.)
2
Spread the lubricant onto
the entire circumference of
the O-ring.
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.
circumference of the O-ring using 3 fingers.
Be careful not to use excessive force as this
may stretch the O-ring.
3
Check that the O-ring is free
of scratches or unevenness.
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.
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.
4
Apply lubricant on the O-ring
contact surface.
contact surface.
Use the lubricant remaining on the fingers to
clean and lubricate the case’s contact surface.
clean and lubricate the case’s contact surface.
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
Hair
Fibers
Grains of sand
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