How about the low pressure hose? My reg has the second stage, an octo, an hp hose to my gauge and the lp hose to the BC. Can that be submerged disconnected from the BC?
@flspy@flspy A very good question! The low pressure inflator hose is sealed when not connected to the bcd. You are totally safe to rinse, wash and submerge your regulator when it is disconnected.
Thanks for the quick response! I was concerned that dunking the LP hose might introduce moisture into the system and possibly up to the 1st stage. Believe it or not, I called the dive store I bought my gear and they told me NOT to let the dust -capped reg soak! They insist that all you need to do is dunk the reg a few times in fresh water and let it dry. I am going to try your advice of purging the reg in fresh water after the dive while still connected to the tank- it makes f sense.
taoh780, I'm sorry I accidentally removed your question. To clean a DIN first stage always be sure the DIN Cap is screwed securely onto the first stage prior to immersing it in water or rinsing it off with the hose. This cap should be used any time the regulator is not connected to a cylinder as it also protects your threads from accidental damage.
Cleaning of the inside of any scuba cylinder should ONLY be performed by a facility certified in the process. As a diver you never want to drain your cylinder completely of its contents and do not want to remove the valve.
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visienki 15 hours ago
How about the low pressure hose? My reg has the second stage, an octo, an hp hose to my gauge and the lp hose to the BC. Can that be submerged disconnected from the BC?
flspy 1 year ago
@flspy @flspy A very good question! The low pressure inflator hose is sealed when not connected to the bcd. You are totally safe to rinse, wash and submerge your regulator when it is disconnected.
scubacom 1 year ago
Thanks for the quick response! I was concerned that dunking the LP hose might introduce moisture into the system and possibly up to the 1st stage. Believe it or not, I called the dive store I bought my gear and they told me NOT to let the dust -capped reg soak! They insist that all you need to do is dunk the reg a few times in fresh water and let it dry. I am going to try your advice of purging the reg in fresh water after the dive while still connected to the tank- it makes f sense.
flspy 1 year ago
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flspy 1 year ago
@flspy Your local dive shop isn't incorrect. Usually that is all that is required to properly clean your regulator.
scubacom 1 year ago
taoh780, I'm sorry I accidentally removed your question. To clean a DIN first stage always be sure the DIN Cap is screwed securely onto the first stage prior to immersing it in water or rinsing it off with the hose. This cap should be used any time the regulator is not connected to a cylinder as it also protects your threads from accidental damage.
scubacom 2 years ago
Cleaning of the inside of any scuba cylinder should ONLY be performed by a facility certified in the process. As a diver you never want to drain your cylinder completely of its contents and do not want to remove the valve.
scubacom 2 years ago
Great video1 Thank you!
skiboyscuba 2 years ago
I think it is great. I bought a lot of expensive material and never was told how to properly take care of it.
Thanx for sharing.
JustWonderingHowToDo 3 years ago
demostrate how to, don't just talk man!- poor tip!- action show us what you mean man!
josemiguel141 3 years ago 2
we need to know how to clean the diving tank from inside
thanks alot
royal1950 3 years ago
He didn't mention anything about cleaning the dive tank. He probably should have mentioned that you are a retard ...
lilwallace127 3 years ago