Servicing Your Equipment

Regulator must be serviced by a trained technician at least once a year. If you use your regulator extensively or commercially, it should be serviced every six months or every 50 dives. This will entail bringing in your warranty in order to save money on parts and in some instances, labour (which is seldom included in the warranty). Kirra's services all makes and models of regulators, no matter how old they are I'm sure we can help. A competent inspection will usually reveal whether or not the regulator is in need of an overhaul or a simple cleaning or tune-up. No amount of washing or careful use can entirely prevent your regulator from becoming out of tune. A simple tune-up will usually involve adjusting the first stage valve to the correct intermediate pressure, along with perhaps a second stage adjustment as well.

 

How To Look after your gear inbetween services

Our prices

Hydrostatic Scuba Test, including Air fill	$40
Eddy Current Test (Pre 1991)	$30
Standard Valve Service	$35
BCD Service	$29
Regulator Set Service (warranty parts included)	$159
Individual parts quoted on site	N/A
Price are subject to change without notice

 

 

Comments

Hi, I,m michael, i will be on the gold coast next week, think i might bring my dive gear but i do need to get my regs serviced. Its all Scubapro, just need to know how long it would take as i,d like to fit a couple of dives in to.
I also have a Mares Nemo Titainium computer which needs a new battery, hope you can do that too.
I will be able to drop the gear in 19th dec.
thanks.

Michael…

By doc73 on Monday, December 13 2010

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