Scubatec regulators servicing

[Sbiriguda]

I would like to do myself the Scubatec regulators servicing
Scubatec is a lesser known Italian company, so abroad it's probably not common to find the official tutorials.
Do you think it's possible to do this using videos and tutorials for other brands and studying carefully how to apply the same techniques to Scubatec regs?
Do you think, even if I don't really do the servicing, I can already start to open the regs and study how they work without real risks, or it's better to avoid even just opening them?
Are tools more or less standard for the several brands and reg types, provided I will need in any case official Scubatec spare parts? If so, which tools would I need?
Thanks

 

[Mike1967]

Scubatec

Is that different to Scubatech?

 

[Sbiriguda]

Yes, it's a different one...
Scubatec

 

[Mike1967]

Yes, it's a different one...
Scubatec

 

[rhwestfall]

They look like various others..... I'd not be overly concerned. Biggest thing is getting the parts (rebuild kits). If that is possible, then it shouldn't be a big deal.

YMMV

 

[Sbiriguda]

Getting the parts is not a problem, I can easily reach both the official retailers and even the factory
I am planning to buy the tools and some crappy broken regs just to make exercise before I service my own regs
What sort of tools will I need? Do you recommend a specific kit?
Thanks

 

[Bob DBF]

Start by tracking down a service manual, this would tell you what special tools would be needed and possibly a list of all tools. Since I made my living working on electro-mechanical devices, and my cars for fun, I only needed to pick up the propriety tools needed.

I started working on vintage gear with no support till I got on Scubaboard, it's been a bit easier since as there is a lot of good advice here.

Scuba Tools is one of the places to purchase the special tools, it's a matter of finding a similar business in the EU.

Sometimes you can run across a shop tech that will help with information and tips. It could just be I'm persuasive, a good bulls**tter, or they are just showing pity on an old man. I don't care which as long as I can solve a puzzle.



Welcome to the dark side.

Bob

 

[divad]

Welcome to the dark side.

Good.........goooood....

 

[Sbiriguda]

Regulator Service Tools

I found some previous discussions and I am reading them
As far as I understand, most tools are very common tools used in mechanics and electronics, I already have most of them
Divers Ultimate Tool And Repair Kit Scuba Diving All in one Save a Dive TM0110 730699352349 | eBay
Sockets and Adaptors

If someone has reliable videos and info on reg servicing I am interested

 

[Jim Lapenta]

Regulator Service Tools

I found some previous discussions and I am reading them
As far as I understand, most tools are very common tools used in mechanics and electronics, I already have most of them
Divers Ultimate Tool And Repair Kit Scuba Diving All in one Save a Dive TM0110 730699352349 | eBay
Sockets and Adaptors

If someone has reliable videos and info on reg servicing I am interested

Don't buy that kit. Some of the stuff in it is junk. Get proper tools.