Installation and connection (wb-1550), Disassembling the housing, Procedures before mounting the camera – JVC WB-1550 User Manual

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Installation and Connection (WB-1550)

1.

Dismantle the gasket and gasket gland

Loosen the 8 Screws B (M4) using a driver, followed by
dismantling the gasket and gasket gland from the lower
housing.
T The 8 Screws B (M4) cannot be totally removed from

the gasket to prevent it from falling off.

2.

Dismantle the lower housing

Loosen the 3 Screws A (M4 x 6) using a driver, followed
by dismantling the lower housing from the main housing
unit.
T The lower housing is connected to the main housing

unit using a safety wire.

1.

2.

1.

Dismantle the rubber gasket of the camera’s
ceiling mount

Dismantle the rubber gasket (white) on the same side as
the ceiling mount of the combination camera to be
installed.

2.

Dismantle the rubber gasket in the interior of the
camera

Follow the procedures below to remove the rubber gasket
from the interior of the combination camera.

A Turn the camera body cover in the direction as indicated in

the left diagram.
(When the camera body cover is tight and cannot be
turned, do so upon fastening the main unit.)

B Dismantle the camera body cover.
C Dismantle the dome cover.
D Remove the rubber gasket and restore the dome cover and

camera body cover to their original positions.

Disassembling the Housing

2.

1.

Safety Wire

Main Housing Unit

Screw A (M4 x 6) x 3

Lower Housing

Gasket

Gasket Gland

Screw B (M4) x 8

Procedures Before Mounting the Camera

Rubber Gasket (White)

Ceiling Mount

C

A

D

B

Camera
Body Cover

Main Unit

Dome Cover

Camera
Body
Cover

Dome
Cover

Rubber
Gasket

Rubber
Gasket

CAUTION:
● The combination camera is an enclosed unit. In order to

prevent fogging in the interior of the dome cover, ensure to
remove the rubber gasket (2 types) before use.

● Do not remove the combination camera from the housing

and use it singly after removing the rubber gasket and
installing to the housing. Doing so may cause the camera
to malfunction.

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