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the cooler to adjust the temperature of the CMOS, you should avoid turning on
the cooler to maximum power at once. Instead, the power of the cooler should
be gradually increased. Before disconnecting the power supply, if the power of
the cooler is relatively high, the power of the cooler should be gradually reduced,
and then disconnect the power supply.
Cleaning of CMOS Sensors and Optical Window
If you find dust on the CMOS sensor, you can remove the front half of the
camera. Then use the cleaning kit for DSLR camera sensors to clean the CMOS
sensor. You must be careful when cleaning it. You can also use a DSLR
cleaning tool or lens tissue to clean it. Be careful not to use too much force,
because the coating of the CMOS sensor is very fragile and can be scratched
easily. The general identification of whether the dust is on the sensor or on the
window glass is as follows.
Dry Camera CMOS Chamber
The CMOS sensor is located in the CMOS chamber. There is a hole on the side
of the front of the camera. If moisture in the CMOS chamber fogs the sensor
glass, you can dry it by connecting a silicone tube through this hole. Please put
an effective silica gel desiccant in the silica gel stick and make sure that there is
cotton inside to prevent silica gel from entering the CMOS chamber.
9.Quality Assurance
The SV605CC camera warranty time is one year. Within warranty period, if the
camera fails to function, we will provide free after-sales maintenance service.
Besides the warranty days, we provide life-long maintenance services and
charge only the parts that need repair or replacement. The buyer will pay for the
postage of returning camera to factory to be repaired. Within the warranty
period, if the following condition occurs, certain maintenance costs will be
charged.
1. The malfunction and damaged caused by incorrect use, the unauthorized
repairs and alteration.
2. The damage caused by fire, flood, earthquake, other natural disasters and
secondary product damage.
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