Oceanic transmitter repair
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When you say isn’t working, what do you mean? If you dig around, there’s a thread on here about shorting it such that it resets itself. I have done this to two of them but it depends on why it’s failing/failed. Do at your own risk, etc etc.
I’ll dig around and see if I can find it. You can use a paper clip to touch the positive and negative terminals (wall vs bottom).
1) remove cap
2) remove battery
3) use paper clip to touch wall of transmitter gold strip to the bottom of the transmitter
4) battery and cap back on
5) try again
If the transmitter is shot, I would find little downside in doing the above myself, but not looking for liability if something happens to yours.
1) remove cap
2) remove battery
3) use paper clip to touch wall of transmitter gold strip to the bottom of the transmitter
4) battery and cap back on
5) try again
If the transmitter is shot, I would find little downside in doing the above myself, but not looking for liability if something happens to yours.
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Hi @Candiru
Yes, Oceanic/Huish is still repairing/replacing transmitters for $120 Service - Oceanic Worldwide
Use the Huish Return Portal to request your RMA https://huish.returnsportal.net/
I have received excellent service from Oceanic, before and after their acquisition by Huish A tale of two services, Shearwater and Oceanic/Huish
Yes, Oceanic/Huish is still repairing/replacing transmitters for $120 Service - Oceanic Worldwide
Use the Huish Return Portal to request your RMA https://huish.returnsportal.net/
I have received excellent service from Oceanic, before and after their acquisition by Huish A tale of two services, Shearwater and Oceanic/Huish
Are you sure the right code put in the receiver sometimes the number get hard to read.
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I record my transmitter numbers on a scuba equipment spreadsheet. The transmitters do get pretty beat up after many years of use.
A friend in Florida sent in an old Oceanic transmitter for which the serial number could not be determined. He was sent a new transmitter for the $120 service fee. This was after the Huish acquisition of Oceanic Are Pressure Transmitters compatible across brands?
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I know this is an old thread but I was able to fix my "dead" transmitter by touching the inner contacts after reading this thread. Thank you to all involved!!
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