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SeaAir Regulator

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SeaAir Regulator Service and Repair Manual

  Reassembly Procedures

General Guidelines

 

Refer to the schematic parts list, that highlights automatic replacement parts 
which should be discarded and replaced with new during reassembly.  These 
parts are provided in the Annual Service Kit.

 

Before performing any reassembly, it is important to individually inspect all 
parts, both new and those that are being reused, to ensure that each part 
and component is perfectly clean and free of any dust, decay, or blemishes.

 

If the regulator has been serviced for use with EAN/Nitrox, it is important to 
don powderless latex gloves before handling any parts, including O-rings, in 
order to avoid contaminating the parts with skin oil.

 

Prior to dressing, inspect all O-rings with magnification to ensure they are 
supple, clean, and completely free of any scoring or decay that would impair 
proper sealing.

 

XS Scuba recommends Christo-Lube

®

 MCG-11 (PN MS150) to be used ex-

clusively for the lubrication and dressing of O-rings and other internal parts.  
Christo-Lube

®

 provides superior lubrication to that of silicone grease, espe-

cially in high pressure (DIN) systems greater than 3,000 psi, and extreme 
temperature conditions.  It is also non-reactive to oxygen, and is approved for 
use with EAN/Nitrox.

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CAUTION

:  Silicone grease is not compatible with oxygen enriched 

air, and must be strictly avoided when servicing a regulator that 

will be used with EAN/ Nitrox.  The entire regulator will otherwise 

become contaminated, and rendered unsafe for use with any mixture 

of oxygen enriched air.

 

Dress all O-rings with a visible film of Christo-Lube, but avoid applying exces-
sive amounts, as this may attract particulate matter that can cause acceler-
ated wear or damage to the O-ring. 

  

CAUTION

:  The use of aerosol spray or petroleum based lubricants 

must be strictly avoided.  The propellant gas or petroleum base may 

attack or weaken plastic or rubber parts.  

 

Use all replacement parts provided in the XS Scuba Authorized Dealer parts 
kit.

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Summary of Contents for SEAAIR

Page 1: ...Service Repair Manual SERVICE AND REPAIR MANUAL SEAAIR REGULATOR PN RG200 Revised 02 11...

Page 2: ...ocedures General Guidelines 8 First Stage Disassembly 9 Second Stage Disassembly 13 Section 4 Reassembly Procedures General Guidelines 16 First Stage Reassembly 17 Second Stage Reassembly 21 Section 5...

Page 3: ...supporting product it is extremely critical that it receives service according to the procedures outlined in this manual on a regularly scheduled basis at least once a year with normal or infrequent...

Page 4: ...result from improper use of this tool Be sure to follow the instructions pro vided in this manual NOTE XS Scuba especially endorses and recommends the Jaws Gripmaster Bench Vise available from Peter...

Page 5: ...IP RANGE 125 150 PSI PSI PETER BUILT Quality in the making 419 468 2212 USE NO OIL 140 25 50 150 125 100 75 175 200 225 250 275 300 0 IP RANGE 125 150 PSI PSI USE NO OIL PETER BUILT CO Quality in the...

Page 6: ...t exposes the brass beneath the finish CAUTION Do not clean any parts that show damage to their finish inside an ultrasonic cleaner 4 Closely examine all parts of the first stage for any other signs o...

Page 7: ...i may result in damage or rupture of the test gauge or LP hose and could cause serious personal injury 2 Slowly open the supply valve to pressurize the first stage Close ly monitor the IP test gauge t...

Page 8: ...rings After passing close inspection static O rings may sometimes be reused although this is not neces sarily recommended Dynamic O rings must be automatically discarded and replaced with every servi...

Page 9: ...ntal damage to soft metal parts If an ordinary bench vise will be used the first stage must be mounted outside the vise with the use of a vise mounting tool fastened into the high pressure port To ens...

Page 10: ...hex key to the DIN retainer 4f and turn it counter clockwise to loosen and remove from the body along with the handwheel 4a and saddle 4d c Remove the DIN retainer from the handwheel and then re move...

Page 11: ...ect the spring with a magnifier to check for any signs of damage or corrosion that has permeated the wall of the metal Set the spring aside to be reused if it is determined to be in satisfactory condi...

Page 12: ...nd discard both O rings 27 28 from the swivel cap and automatically discard them regardless of their condition 22 Using a smooth plastic or brass probe remove the rubber col lar 26 from the piston cap...

Page 13: ...ll require the replacement of the LP hose 4 Using a n open end wrench turn the inlet fitting counter clockwise to loosen and unscrew it completely by hand to remove 5 Snip the plastic tie strap 21 tha...

Page 14: ...t one leg first and then the other Be careful to avoid bending or stretch ing either leg 14 Turn the air barrel over to allow the poppet 6 to drop out Us ing fingernails or a plastic tool carefully re...

Page 15: ...ave been caused by abuse or improper disas sembly If found discard it and replace with new 22 Closely inspect the condition of the exhaust valve to ensure that it is evenly seated against the second s...

Page 16: ...ecommends Christo Lube MCG 11 PN MS150 to be used ex clusively for the lubrication and dressing of O rings and other internal parts Christo Lube provides superior lubrication to that of silicone greas...

Page 17: ...spring has been discarded and replaced with new Up to three washers may be used If one is needed install between the spring and body If two are needed install on opposite sides of spring If three are...

Page 18: ...s cold or silty water do not install the collar at this time Refer to the instructions provided at the end of this procedure for installing the IceBreaker environmental sealing collar 15 Gently mate t...

Page 19: ...nto the inlet port of the body Tighten the yoke retainer clockwise by hand until finger snug d Apply a torque wrench with the 1 Yoke Nut Socket and 3 xa Socket Drive Extension available from Peter Bui...

Page 20: ...do will seriously af fect the regulator s performance and could result in serious injury or death 1 Using a narrow tipped oral syringe slowly inject silicone grease through the ports on all sides of t...

Page 21: ...gs are rounded on one side and flat on the other See Fig 23 Hold the air barrel with the flat cut facing down and place the clip over the tube with the rounded side facing toward the flange so that on...

Page 22: ...de up with the front facing you slide the valve assembly into the opening in the right side of the housing Gently depress the lever and then slide the valve assembly through the opening on the inlet s...

Page 23: ...tly over the lever with its raised surface facing up and then the thrust washer 15 19 Fit the front cover 16 inside the housing so that it seats directly over the diaphragm Turn it as needed to align...

Page 24: ...bled and properly adjusted second stage is connected to the first stage before pressurizing Failure to relieve inter mediate pressure that exceeds 400 psi may result in damage or rupture of the test g...

Page 25: ...Fig 37 2 Mate the female fitting of the LP hose onto the male fitting of the IP Test Gauge and tighten the swivel nut clockwise until finger snug 3 Install the LP hose into an intermediate pressure p...

Page 26: ...and verify that a slight leak of airflow is present 2 Slowly turn the adjustment knob clockwise to verify that the airflow stops between 2 1 turn 3 Turn the adjustment knob completely in clockwise to...

Page 27: ...e problem s NOTE The location of extremely small leaks can best be detected by applying a soap solution to the leak area Before disassembling to correct any leaks rinse the entire regulator thoroughly...

Page 28: ...d 3 Replace filter with new 4 Low intermediate pressure 4 See below 1 Piston cap is loose 1 Tighten piston cap 2 Main valve spring is damaged 2 Replace spring and spring washers 3 Incorrect number of...

Page 29: ...fice incorrectly adjusted 3 Reset to preliminary setting and readjust 3 Lever is damaged 3 Replace with new 1 Lever is slack or orifice incorrectly adjusted 1 Reset to preliminary settings and readjus...

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