Sea-Bird Scientific SBE 19plus V2 SeaCAT Bedienungsanleitung Seite 8

3. Remove any water on all of the O-ring surfaces with a lint-free cloth or tissue.
4. Keep the end flange and make sure to protect the O-ring from contamination or other damage.
5. Remove the three Phillips-head screws and washers from the battery cover plate.
The battery cover plate will pop out.
6. Remove the batteries.
7. Install new batteries. Make sure the + terminal is on the flat battery contacts and the - terminal is
on the spring contacts.
8. Align the battery cover with the housing. The posts inside the housing are asymmetrical, to the
cover fits into the housing only one way.
One screw hole is closer to the edge than the others and aligns with the post that is closest to the
housing.
9. Install the three Phillips-head screws and washers again: push firmly on the cover to make sure
that the spring is fully in contact with the batteries.
Make sure the screws are fully tightened or battery power will be intermittent.
10. Verify that the battery voltage at BAT + and BAT - on the battery cover is approximately 18 V.
11. Make sure all O-ring surfaces are clean and dry. Replace O-rings as necessary.
12. Apply a light coat of silicone-based Parker Super O Lube to the O-ring mating surfaces.
13. Carefully put the end flange onto the housing and screw the end flange into place. Use a wrench
to make sure the cap is tightly installed.
14. Verify that the switch plunger is pulled out so that the Searam is in a low-power mode.
Section 4 Charge NiMH batteries
If the user thinks that a sensor has water in the pressure housing: Disconnect the sensor from any
power supply. Put on safety glasses and make sure that the sensor is pointed away from the body
and other people. In a well ventilated area, use the purge port (if the sensor is so equipped), or very
SLOWLY loosen the bulkhead connector to let the pressure release.
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