PRE-DIVE PROCEDURE
1. Inspect the swivel and swivel connections for any corrosion. Be
certain all connections are tight. Do not use the Regulator System if
any problems are found
2. Inspect First Stage Regulator. Regularly check that the sintered
filter is free of rust, corrosion, or other contaminates. To check the
sintered filter.
BE SURE THE CYLINDER AND UNIT ARE
NOT PRESSURIZED BY DEPRESSING THE PURGE
VALVE UNTIL ALL AIR HAS BEEN RELRASED.
Next,
unscrew the first stage from the cylinder by grasping the first stage
tightly and turning counterclockwise. The filter can be found at the
bottom of the threaded portion of the fist stage which screws into the
cylinder. If you notice ANY rust, corrosion, or other contaminates con-
tact yourauthorized H2Odyssey Service Center or H2Odyssey, refer to
How You Can Get Service on page 16.
3.
Be sure the first stage is securely screwed into
a 3,000 P.S.I.,Low Pressure cylinder. Warning: us-
ing the Redundant Air System with a cylinder that
is above 3000 P.S.I. and/or Medium or High Pres-
sure may result in serious injury or death.
Screw the
first stage into the cylinder clockwise. Be careful not to cross thread
the first stage and the cylinder by slowly turning the first stage clock-
wise until the threads slide easily into place. If you feel any resistance
whatsoever stop turning clockwise and start turning the unit counter-
clockwise and try again until threads slide into place without resis-
tance.
BE SURE TO SCREW THE FIRST STAGE
INTO THE CYLINDER AS SNUGLY AS POSSIBLE
WITHOUT OVERTIGHTENING AND DAMAGING
THE O-RING.
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4. Pressurize Regulator System.a. Remove black plastic cap from fill
port on the RAS, attatch filler to fill port by turning clockwise until
firmly snug.
WARNING: Filling the Redundant Air System from
a cylinder that is above 3000 P.S.I. and/or
Medium or High Pressure may result in serious
injury or death.
Station Filler
b. Attatch air station whip to station filler just like you would attatch
the whip to a “j” or “k” valve.
Make sure that the tank is lying down on floor or in
water basin.The tank will want to tip over so make
sure the tank is secure before filling.
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Station Fill
One Way Fill Valve
Station Adapter
Redundant Air System
Whip From
Fill Station
PRE-DIVE PROCEDURE
1. Inspect the swivel and swivel connections for any corrosion. Be
certain all connections are tight. Do not use the Regulator System if
any problems are found
2. Inspect First Stage Regulator. Regularly check that the sintered
filter is free of rust, corrosion, or other contaminates. To check the
sintered filter.
BE SURE THE CYLINDER AND UNIT ARE
NOT PRESSURIZED BY DEPRESSING THE PURGE
VALVE UNTIL ALL AIR HAS BEEN RELRASED.
Next,
unscrew the first stage from the cylinder by grasping the first stage
tightly and turning counterclockwise. The filter can be found at the
bottom of the threaded portion of the fist stage which screws into the
cylinder. If you notice ANY rust, corrosion, or other contaminates con-
tact yourauthorized H2Odyssey Service Center or H2Odyssey, refer to
How You Can Get Service on page 16.
3.
Be sure the first stage is securely screwed into
a 3,000 P.S.I.,Low Pressure cylinder. Warning: us-
ing the Redundant Air System with a cylinder that
is above 3000 P.S.I. and/or Medium or High Pres-
sure may result in serious injury or death.
Screw the
first stage into the cylinder clockwise. Be careful not to cross thread
the first stage and the cylinder by slowly turning the first stage clock-
wise until the threads slide easily into place. If you feel any resistance
whatsoever stop turning clockwise and start turning the unit counter-
clockwise and try again until threads slide into place without resis-
tance.
BE SURE TO SCREW THE FIRST STAGE
INTO THE CYLINDER AS SNUGLY AS POSSIBLE
WITHOUT OVERTIGHTENING AND DAMAGING
THE O-RING.
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4. Pressurize Regulator System.a. Remove black plastic cap from fill
port on the RAS, attatch filler to fill port by turning clockwise until
firmly snug.
WARNING: Filling the Redundant Air System from
a cylinder that is above 3000 P.S.I. and/or
Medium or High Pressure may result in serious
injury or death.
Station Filler
b. Attatch air station whip to station filler just like you would attatch
the whip to a “j” or “k” valve.
Make sure that the tank is lying down on floor or in
water basin.The tank will want to tip over so make
sure the tank is secure before filling.
9
Station Fill
One Way Fill Valve
Station Adapter
Redundant Air System
Whip From
Fill Station