Scubapro C370 service manual?
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trickpa55
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Hi buddhasummer
I'm also interested in the service manual and schematic for the Scubapro C370.
Can you please send me a DM? (I have not enough Posts)
Thanks
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Sure thing. I've initiated a DM.
garywong007
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Hello, buddhasummer, can you send me the service manual with the C370 too? I have the schematic but how to assemble and disassemble the lever is not quite intuitive to me. Thank you in advance!!
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Now your DM makes sense. Even with manual it's no easier. DM me your email address and I'll send manual.
Remove clip; partially turn and slide out knob/Venturi assembly.
Shake out the balance chamber and spring so poppet is loose.
Partially remove barrel until the square portion clears the broach.
Rotate the mechanism until the lever is lying across the mouthpiece.
Wiggle and lift the lever straight up and out.
Remove the barrel and poppet.
But it's the REassembly that's the hard part...
Shake out the balance chamber and spring so poppet is loose.
Partially remove barrel until the square portion clears the broach.
Rotate the mechanism until the lever is lying across the mouthpiece.
Wiggle and lift the lever straight up and out.
Remove the barrel and poppet.
But it's the REassembly that's the hard part...
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