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Checking the camera
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Check the thermal imaging camera for structural, heat and
chemical damage.
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Check the mechanical hardware to ensure no screws are loose
and no gaskets are loose or misplaced.
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Check all lenses for heat damage, chemical damage, cracks and
breaks.
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Ensure that all labels are intact.
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Check the batteries for damage or leakage; especially check the
battery contacts for damage.
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Check the LEDs for the charger and the thermal imaging camera
for proper indications.
If any damage is found, the thermal imaging camera should be
removed from service immediately and returned for service or repair
to a Service Center. After using the thermal imaging camera, we
recommend that the battery be recharged using the desk top charger
and that it be left in the charger when not in use.
This will not harm the battery.
Regular Inspections
We recommend to perform the following procedure regularly if the
camera is stored and not used.
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Remove the thermal imaging camera from the case and check for
visible damages or defects to the camera's surface.
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If signs of contamination or if mold is found, clean the thermal
imaging camera.
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Check that the thermal imaging camera is working properly:
Insert battery and turn the thermal imaging camera on.
The thermal image must be shown and the buttons must function.
Then switch the thermal imaging camera off and remove the
battery.
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Blow debris out from the battery rails and from the battery latch.
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Recharge the batteries (see “Rechargeable batteries” on
page 11).
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Store the thermal imaging camera (see “Storage” on page 24).
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Charge the battery every four months to prevent over-discharge.
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Dispose of the battery when the battery runtime is no longer
sufficient.
The following procedure will allow the battery to show its exact
capacity. Perform this procedure every 3 to 6 months:
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Fully charge the battery.
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Switch on the thermal imaging camera and allow it to run without
interruption at room temperature until it automatically shuts down.
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Fully charge the battery again.
Now it is ready for use.
Dräger offers a full inspection of the thermal imaging camera
including a function test on request. For details please contact
Dräger Safety.
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