Drysuit Exhaust more difficult then previous suits

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If you push on the valve and it vents, it's not the under suit
It does not vent right now when you push it

The bubble I had under the valve on the last dive was so large I cant even imagine the undersuit would have been touching the underside of the valve to be honest, but I guess its possible.
 
Remove the valve, blow in it and you should feel almost no resistance.

Try flushing with fresh water while rotating it and see if it improves. Sometimes a little grit gets caught in the mechanism and what you think is open is actually only partially open.
A shockingly large number of gear issues can be resolved with fresh running water.
 
or don't remove the valve and blow through it before taking it to the dive shop
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/peregrine/

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