Opening And Closing The Card/Battery Door And Terminal Cover; Causes Of Water Entering The Camera - Panasonic DMC-TS10 Basic Operating Instructions Manual

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Opening and closing the card/battery door and terminal cover

At the time of purchase, the [LOCK] switches of the card/battery door and
terminal cover are in the locked position.
[LOCK] switch position
: Locked position
: Unlocked position
: [LOCK] switch
: Terminal cover
: Card/Battery door
To open
Slide the [LOCK] switch in the direction of
the arrow until the red area (
The lock is unlocked.
Slide the release lever (
switch side
The card/battery door and terminal cover open.
To close
While the [LOCK] switch is unlocked,
push the card/battery door and terminal
cover closed until they click
• To prevent water from entering the camera,
make sure that no foreign objects are trapped in
the card/battery door and terminal cover, such
as liquid, sand, hair or dust.
• If the door or cover is closed while the [LOCK]
switch is locked, it may cause damage or let
water enter the camera.
Lock the [LOCK] switch by sliding it in
the direction of the arrow until the red
area is no longer visible
• If the camera is used while a door or cover is
not closed properly, it may open.
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) is visible
) to the [LOCK]

Causes of water entering the camera

When the camera is used in the following conditions, a gap may be
formed between the camera and the card/battery door or terminal cover,
allowing water to enter and causing a malfunction.
• When the rubber seal has deteriorated
• When the [LOCK] switch of the card/battery door or terminal cover is
not locked
• When foreign objects such as lint, hair or sand are adhered to the inner
side of the card/battery door or terminal cover (rubber seal or rubber
seal contact area) and are trapped
: Foreign object
: Terminal cover
: Rubber seal
: Rubber seal contact
area
: Card/Battery door
A gap forms and
allows water to
enter
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