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5. Taking care of Galileo NOTE:- After a dive, Galileo stores tissuesaturation data once an hour whileon the surface until it is completelydesaturated. If you change thebattery while Galileo has remainingdesaturation time, the tissue datawill not be lost, but Galileo willreference the last stored data set. Asa consequence, the data displayedon the surface screen after thebattery change (desaturation time,surface interval, no-fl y time andCNS O 2) may be different from thevalues displayed just prior to thebattery removal.- After replacing the battery, you mustset the date and time.5.2.2 Replacing the battery in theSmart transmitter WARNINGWe recommend having the battery of thetransmitter replaced by an authorizedSCUBAPRO UWATEC dealer. The change mustbe made with particular care in order toprevent water from seeping in. The warrantydoes not cover damages due to an improperplacement of the battery.For best results, use the transmitter batteryset PN 06.201.920, comprising a CR2450battery and a 26.00 x 2.00 mm transmittercap o-ring. WARNING- Never touch the metal surface of the batterywith bare fingers. The two battery polesmust never be short circuited.- A leaking transmitter cap may lead to thedestruction of the transmitter by waterseeping in or cause the transmitter toswitch off without prior notice.- Always open the transmitter in a dry andclean environment.- Only open the transmitter to replace thebattery.1. Remove the transmitter from the HPport of the fi rst stage regulator.2. Dry the transmitter with a soft towel.3. Remove the 3 screws with a Phillipsscrewdriver.4. Carefully remove the transmitter cap.5. Carefully remove the transmitter capo-ring. Be careful not to damage thesealing surfaces.6. Remove the battery by holding it onboth sides. Do not touch the contactsor the electronic parts. WARNINGIf you notice traces of seeping water, damagesor other defects on the o-ring, do not use thetransmitter for further dives. Take it to anauthorized SCUBAPRO UWATEC dealer to bechecked.7. Always insert a new o-ring when youreplace the battery and dispose theold o-ring. Make sure that the new,lubricated o-ring is in perfect condition,and that o-ring, o-ring groove and thesealing surface of the transmitter andtransmitter cap are free of dust anddirt. If necessary, clean the parts witha soft cloth. Fit the o-ring in the o-ringgroove.8. Wait for 30 seconds, then insert thenew battery. Ensure that the “+” sideis facing away from the transmitter. Thetransmitter can be damaged if you donot insert the battery correctly.9. The transmitter will now perform anautomatic test and switch into readymode after 60 seconds.76
5. Taking care of Galileo5.3 WarrantyGalileo has a two-year warranty coveringdefects in workmanship and functioning.The warranty only covers dive computerswhich have been bought from an authorizedSCUBAPRO UWATEC Dealer. Repairs orreplacements during the warranty perioddo not extend the warranty period itself.Excluded from warranty coverage are faultsor defects due to:- excessive wear and tear- exterior infl uences, e.g. transportdamage, damage due to bumping andhitting, infl uences of weather or othernatural phenomena- servicing, repairs or the opening ofthe dive computer by anybody notauthorized to do so by the manufacturer- pressure tests which do not take placein water- diving accidents- improper placement of the battery cap.For European Union markets, the warrantyof this product is governed by Europeanlegislation in force in each EU memberstate.All warranty claims must be returnedwith dated proof-of-purchase to anAuthorized SCUBAPRO UWATEC Dealer.Visit www.scubapro-uwatec.com for theDealer nearest you.EnglishThe Polar T31 Coded Transmitter has a twoyearwarranty. For service or replacement,please contact an authorized Polar ServiceCenter only. All warranty claims mustinclude a dated proof of purchase.77
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