drrragon
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My last dive was at a familiar site. When I first went down, it seemed that the depth was twice what it should have been, then later, increased to maybe twice plus ten feet.
27 minutes into the dive, the depth went to zero. The air pressure seemed normal so I continued to dive with paying close attention to keeping relatively shallow around 25 - 30 feet, and feeling the air as I breathed. I continued after the 27 minute mark for another 15 minutes and got out safe and sound.
I sent the computer via my LDS to Aqualung, the reps for Suunto, and they said the depth sensor was bad, couldn't be fixed, and for $366, they would replace it with a brand new Cobra. This is a prorated price.
I have had the computer over the past three years. it's warrantied for 2. for up to the fifth year, it gets prorated.
I only had about 40 dives on it. Only about 7 of those in the past year.
What could have happened to it? How could it not be repairable? How do I prevent this problem from happening again if I get another Cobra?
I would hate to have to replace my computer after every 40 dives or three years.
27 minutes into the dive, the depth went to zero. The air pressure seemed normal so I continued to dive with paying close attention to keeping relatively shallow around 25 - 30 feet, and feeling the air as I breathed. I continued after the 27 minute mark for another 15 minutes and got out safe and sound.
I sent the computer via my LDS to Aqualung, the reps for Suunto, and they said the depth sensor was bad, couldn't be fixed, and for $366, they would replace it with a brand new Cobra. This is a prorated price.
I have had the computer over the past three years. it's warrantied for 2. for up to the fifth year, it gets prorated.
I only had about 40 dives on it. Only about 7 of those in the past year.
What could have happened to it? How could it not be repairable? How do I prevent this problem from happening again if I get another Cobra?
I would hate to have to replace my computer after every 40 dives or three years.