Scubapro Scuba Diving & Snorkeling - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

To rebuilt a first stage regulator requires special tools a quailfied service technician should rebuilt it put in a o-ring in the wrong spot can be fatal at deep depths you can call scuba pro direct and they can assist you in finding a repair facility close to you are they can repair it .

I have a smartcom very nice dive computer this issue can ONLY be repaired by scubapro themselves the smartcom is obsolete they will give you trade dollars toward a galleo or luna which are better dive computers

Scuba pro has repair facilities everywhere they can fix this problem with a annual service kit.

the whistle noise is some thing loose (torn o-ring) inside the second stage. this is covered under warranty. scuba pro offers a parts for life program which is no cost to you if 1st & 2nd stage with a computer are bought at one time. just pay service labor. the whistle noise will be repaired are replaced free under 1 year.

the spg hose has a oriface in it so that if the hose burst you do not lose all your air underwater at once. have your scuba shop test it for proper operation.

these are controlled by scubapro due to they need specail testing equipment to repair regulators E..G now IP pressure is 135 psi and there is no adjusting screw shims and springs then the cracking effort test to see if you have pressure flutter or creep. these can not be seen with out testing equipment.

balanced regulators make noise on initial pressurization

thay clean and change the o-ring the needly seat and new diaphram its some thing that you do every year to certifi for ins. purposes

thay change all the seals weather there bad or not thay do it for safety reasons

I use a Cressi reg no problems

yes thats all you have to do, just make sure the lock ring is in place correctly. good luck and have a great holiday.

You should be able to pop the computer out of the rubber housing (it will be tight) the details will be on the back. Hope that helps.

You will need to contact your nearest Scubapro authorised dealer. You can look up your nearest dealer from the main scubapro website. Most Scuba shops that undestake servicing will be able to sort this for you as scubapro is a worldwide brand.

Any Scubapro dealer. Usually at least one in any major town or city.

Oral inflate bcd and place in water watch for bubbles if in bladder send it back to scuba pro for repairs dump valves have seals that can be replaced

Check here:
http://www.frogkick.dk/manuals/scubapro/Manuals/2.%20Stage/

May not have exactly your model, but something very very similar. Also, keep in mind, the second stage will free-flow as an "overpressure safety" if the first stage is malfunctioning. Check your intermediate pressure (should be ~150). If you can't do this, try your second stage on another first stage (any brand), and try another second stage on your first.

If it is for sure your second stage, check for proper adjustment of demand lever, bent/damaged demand lever or diaphragm plate, or damaged valve seat.

Denx7d could have not said it any better i have about 1300 dives on my gear and still in good shape and have annual service on my gear now i am a certified repair technician for scuba pro these regulators they sell are the best on the market hands down

check here: http://www.frogkick.dk/manuals/scubapro/Manuals/

They sell aftermarket mouth pieces that you warm in water once soft and pliable you bite down it takes shape to your bite plate which is further back in your mouth and can not be pulled out .