Service & Repair Manual
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Brown Mermaid
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Bambright:
Unless you are qualified and have taken classes in repairing this brand of regulator I would suggest that you take it to a shop qualified to fix that brand of regulator and then take it to a pool and test it out. This is your life supply under the water. Which is nothing to tinker with.
Brown Mermaid:
Thank for your concern, while under the water I'm not only taking care myself but also my student divers too. I'm qualified with other brands but not Atomic. And I don't own any atomic regulator. I want to look in detail why Atomic is better than others. I want to see the internal design which typically shown in the repair and service manual.
rescuediver009
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I don't think that you can tell everything that you ned to know about a reg just by the schematics. When was the last time you went into a shop and saw schematics all over the place?
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No, but the owners manual has a few cutaway drawings that might be of some use. There's also an interactive cutaway view of the various models available on the website. The manual's there in PDF also.Bambright:
You can tell a heck of a lot more from the manual and pulling them apart than just looking at them on the shelf.rescuediver009:
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