Question Maintenance of oxygen MAV and filter in Classic Kiss

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andrespp

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Hello, would like to know how to perform maintenance in the Classic Kiss MAV and filter. The MAV appears to be easy to disassemble, and it is explained in the manual page 51:


But do not know the orings material and sizes, nor how the filter upstream filter is be cleaned.

As per Narked webpage, ( 20 micron filter for KISS valve (MAV) ) appears to be a 20 micron filter. Not sure if ultrasounds and some cleaner (soap, diluted vinegar solution would do. The size and material of the filter orings is not indicated either.

Thanks in advance for any help.
Andres
 
🔔 I also wanna know
 
Do you have the stuff so you can measure and feel how hard or soft they are
 
Not sure if the „valve body“ here refers to the cmf orifice/mav (probably not)
But could be good to consolidate the info about orings
This is what I got from Kiss

Spirit Orings
4- 240 head
4- 45 x 3 base
2- 28 tower
2- 224 counterlung
8- 127 hose QD (4 for Hollis BOV)
1- 112 Valve body
2- 128 Hollis BOV
1- 220 OPV
 
found this in the kiss SW fb group:
Dual Button, small button MAV
Internal 4 Viton V75-008 ID 3/16, CS 1/16 ID Metric 4.47mm ID x 1.78mm CS
Sealing screw 2 V90-12 ID 5/16 CS 1/16 ID Metric 9.25 CS 1.78
CMF orifice 1 Gasket
Hose Connections 1 V75-013 ID 7/16 CS 1/16 ID Metric 10.77 CS 1.78
Ominswivel Inflator connection 1 V90-12 ID 5/16 CS 1/16 ID Metric 9.25 CS 1.78
Block Threaded inserts 3
20 Micron filter 1 V75-10 ID ¼ CS 1/16 ID Metric 7.65 CS 1.78
20 Micron filter 1 V90-12 ID 5/16 CS 1/16 ID Metric 9.25 CS 1.78
 
nor how the filter upstream filter is be cleaned.
This is a consumable part to be replaced periodically - I have no idea how often, will depend on hours and amount of water/salt that has gotten into it.
 
Unless they started using a different filter on the plastic MAV's then it's a Swagelok F-series filter housing with a 15 micron element. They are not intended for cleaning, they are a consumable, you can order replacement elements from any Swagelok dealer. I'm sure you could probably clean it if you had to but they cost peanuts so why would you?
 
Are you lizardland from RebreatherWorld, it's great you're here!
 

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