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Just wondered if anyone had the same problem.. we had horizontal rain last night and all cameras pro4 , ultra and go2 cameras got water inside the case.
Any suggestions for stopping this . I don't want to go down the silicon sealant route for obvious reasons for servicing.
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It's not SEALANT that recommended, it's silicone GREASE on the o-ring. Remove the camera from the case and carefully remove the o-ring. Apply a light coating of the grease to that o-ring and reinstall, ensuring it's properly seated in the groove on the camera. Insert the camera into the case, ensuring you hear a click as it locks into place.
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It's not SEALANT that recommended, it's silicone GREASE on the o-ring. Remove the camera from the case and carefully remove the o-ring. Apply a light coating of the grease to that o-ring and reinstall, ensuring it's properly seated in the groove on the camera. Insert the camera into the case, ensuring you hear a click as it locks into place.
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Good idea thanks.
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