Ikelite 9306.35 User manual

Thank you for your purchase of Ikelite equipment. Please read this
instruction manual completely before attempting to operate or dive
with this product.
Wide Angle Port
Instruction Manual
9306.35 for Canon G15

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Table of Contents
Specifications ..............................................................P. 3
Package Contents ......................................................P. 3
General Information ....................................................P. 3
Port Removal and Attachment ..................................P. 3
Checking the O-ring Seal ............................................P. 5
Maintenance and Storage ..........................................P. 5
Limited Warranty ........................................................P. 6
Returning Products for Service ................................P. 7
Technical Support ......................................................P. 7
Ikelite Address and Website ......................................Back Page

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Specifications
Diameter ..........................3.0 in. (76mm)
Length ..............................1.3 in. (33mm)
Weight ..............................3.2 oz (91g)
Zoom Limitation ..............Approximately 19.1mm
Depth Rating....................200ft (60m)
General Information
This Wide Angle Port replaces the housing's original 3.9” front port and
is not removable underwater. The o-ring seal is visible through the inside
of the housing. Installation requires a strap wrench, not included.
nce the Wide Angle Port has been installed, 67mm threaded external
accessory lenses may be removed and replaced underwater.
Package Contents
- 9306.35 Wide Angle Port
- 0200 Port Cover
- Ikelite Silicone Lubricant
Port Removal and Installation
A strap wrench will be needed to remove and install ports on your Ikelite
housing.
Ikelite offers strap wrench 0945.01 through any Ikelite authorized dealer.
Lightly lubricate the port o-ring with the supplied Ikelite lubricant. D
N T use excessive lubricant which can attract debris and prevent a
good seal. Use NLY Ikelite lubricant. ther brand lubricants can cause
the o-ring to swell and not seal properly.

Port Removal
Port Installation
1. Facing the front of the housing,
place a Strap Wrench over the
housing port.
2. Tighen Strap so that the Handle is
as close to the port as possible.
3. Rotate the Handle counter-clockwise
to loosen and remove the port,
Diagram A.
4. Place the port and port o-ring in a
resealable plastic bag for storage.
1. Facing the front of the housing, attach the Wide Angle Port to the
housing by rotating port clockwise into the port hole opening until snug.
2. Place a Strap Wrench over the housing port.
3. Tighten Strap so the Handle is as close to the port as possible.
4. Rotate the Handle clockwise to tighten port, Diagram B. Tighten until a
good o-ring seal (dark circular line) can be seen from inside the housing,
Diagram C.
Diagram A
Diagram B
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Diagram C
Handle
Handle
Strap
Strap
-ring Seal (view fr m rear f
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Port
Port Port

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Maintenance and Storage
After using the Wide Angle Port in water (especially saltwater), rinse with
fresh tap water and dry with a soft non-abrasive cloth. Wipe the surface
of the port lens gently with the soft non-abrasive cloth to prevent debris
buildup that can cause spotting. Use only water and a non-abrasive mild
soap solution to clean the port lens.
Caution: Do not attempt to dry the housing or port by exposing it to heat
from a hair dryer, radiator, etc. This could damage either.
Store the port in a cool, dry place with the port cover attached. Place in a
resealable plastic bag for short and long term storage.
D N T store any accessory lens attached to a housing port.
Temperature changes can make the lens hard to remove from the port
and cause accidental removal of the port.
Checking the O-ring Seal
1. After you have properly attached the Wide Angle Port and checked the o-ring
seal, replace the housing back WITH UT a camera attached.
2. Place the housing in shallow water such as a bathtub or swimming pool.
3. After a couple minutes, remove and dry the housing completely.
4. Before opening the housing, look to see if any water droplets are inside.
5. If no droplets are present, remove the housing back and check again for
droplets. If none are present, then the housing is watertight and safe for
diving. If ANY water is present inside the housing D N T dive. Repeat the
Port Removal and Installation process until no water is present.
- Before attaching a housing port, always double-check the o-ring and sealing
surfaces to make sure there is no debris present which could cause a leak.