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SEA-3000 LW & SEA-4500 Technical Manual
Second Stage Disassembly
1.
Use diagonal pliers to cut the strap clamp (60) and remove
the mouthpiece (61) from the box bottom (59). Inspect the
mouthpiece to ensure it is free of any tears or cuts that may
cause water leakage into the second stage or discomfort
during use. Discard the mouthpiece if damage is found.
2.
Using your fingers, remove the purge cover (44). Insert
the pin spanner on the 5 in 1 tool into the slots of the retainer
ring (45) and unscrew it from the box bottom (59).
3.
Lift out the front cover (46)
and diaphragm (47). Inspect
the diaphragm for any tears
or pin holes by holding it up
to a light and gently stretching
around the perimeter.
4.
Remove the locking slide ring (58) by gently grasping it
and rock it in a side to side motion, while pulling it away from
the box bottom (59). Pull the locking slide ring out far enough
to clear the box bottom and remain on the inlet fitting (55).
7.
Using a 5mm hex bit socket and flex wrench, turn the
valve seat (56) clockwise and remove it from the smaller
diameter bore of the inlet fitting (55). Remove o-ring (57)
from the valve seat.
5.
Use the locking slide ring
(58) to unscrew inlet fitting
(55) from the spindle body
(49). Remove the inlet fitting
from the box bottom (59).
Separate the locking slide
ring from the inlet fitting.
NOTE: The valve seat is a reverse thread into the
inlet fitting.
6.
Inspect the teeth on both
sides of the locking slide ring
(58). They should be relatively
sharp and not excessively
worn. Check the locking slide
ring is not cracked or warped.
Slide Ring Teeth
8.
Inspect the inlet fitting
(55) to ensure that it is in
good condition. Check there
are no cracks or scratch-
es in the bores or o-ring
groove. Ensure the threads
are not damaged.
9.
Use the magnifier tool
to inspect the valve seat
(56). There should be no
scratches, nicks or dents on
the seating surface.
Seating Surface