Class for maintaining/servicing own equipment

[Pawleysdiver]

Years ago, I took an all-day class on how to service my own Scubapro equipment. I don't remember it it was an "authorized" class or not. It has been so long ago, i have forgotten a lot of it. Are there any dive shops on the east coast to offer a weekend class for this type of thing? I can travel just about anywhere there is an airport.

 

[herman]

Haven't heard lately but Airtec use to do one. It was a 2 1/2 day class (weekend) Not sure if they are still doing it but well worth the time. It was not specific to any brand/model but rather an overall intro to regs and servicing them. With what you learn and a service manual, you are well on your way.

 

[Pawleysdiver]

That would be just what I would be looking for. I will give them a call. My daughter goes to NCSU, so it would give me an excuse to check up on her!

 

[rhwestfall]

Keep in mind, it does not qualify you to obtain service kits from ScubaPro or it's authorized service centers (dealerships). You will still need to source them from unauthorized locations...

 

[Pawleysdiver]

Understood. I know they have to protect their dealer network. I would like to understand the inner workings of the equipment that I depend on with my life. Literally.

 

[abnfrog]

I teach a complete full day equipment specialty course and deep 6 and hog technician courses that could be added to it ...steve

 

[FF / EMT]

Dive rescue international offers courses
Might be restricted to PS