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VIDEORAY MAINTENANCE
8.1 CLEANING VIDEORAY
Always unplug the system from the power source before cleaning.
1)
Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners on the system control box and power supply. Use
2)
a damp cloth for cleaning.
Disconnect the power before attempting to clear fouled propellers.
3)
After use in salt water or chemical solutions, thoroughly rinse VideoRay with fresh
4)
water before storing.
For general cleaning of VideoRay, use a mild detergent.
5)
8.2 INTERNAL MOISTURE DETECTION
8.2.1 MOISTURE INDICATOR
A moisture sensitive color-changing desiccant pack is included in the main hull and is
visible through the rear dome. In dry conditions, this desiccant pack is blue. If moisture
is present, the desiccant pack will turn pink. If the desiccant pack is pink, the system
should not be used until the moisture is removed and the cause of the moisture
determined and corrected. See Section 8.8 on the main housing.
8.3 MECHANICAL SERVICING
8.3.1 PRECAUTIONS
DISCONNECT THE SYSTEM POWER AND VEHICLE TETHER BEFORE
COMMENCING ANY MAINTENANCE AND/OR REPAIRS!
1. If you are unfamiliar with O-Ring seals, read Section 8.4 "Caring For O-Rings" before
attempting to open any sealed compartment or replace any O-Rings.
2. Sealed components are designed to be tight fitting. Be gentle when opening them.
Forcing a component open or closed may damage it permanently. Do not use metal
tools to pry open sealed parts!
3. Many VideoRay components are anodized aluminum and will be damaged by contact
with steel. If components do not come apart with bare hands or "soft" tools, check to
ensure that all fasteners have been removed.
8.3.2 REQUIRED TOOLS
The tool kit provided with VideoRay includes all tools necessary for VideoRay
maintenance. A list of tools is found in Section 10.
August, 2014
http://www.videoray.com
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