US Divers Conshelf SE2 Service

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drtuba

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I was recently given a used Conshelf SE2 regulator. I want to learn how to clean and service this myself. Does anyone know where I can get a guide to rebuilding this reg? Or where I can go to get replacement parts?
 
I have the same reg for both my secondary and octo. Great reg.

I eneded up looking on the Aqualung website to find a local servicer near me to get mine serviced.

You might try this and then talk with the LDS to see if they will train you or show you what the normal maintenance items are.

they may or may not sell you any parts as it may be a liability issue with the shop.

Happy diving!!

Jeff
 
drtuba:
I was recently given a used Conshelf SE2 regulator. I want to learn how to clean and service this myself. Does anyone know where I can get a guide to rebuilding this reg? Or where I can go to get replacement parts?

I also own an SE2. Once I tried to learn how to service it myself but was told that for liability reasons it would not be possible. The idea is that the tech at the shop develops proficiency over time. Someone doing this in an infrequent basis runs a greater risk of making a mistake that could prove disastrous and then blame the individual or entity who taught him how to do it.

From what I've been able to ascertain, the SE2 has an enviable reputation for reliability and functional simplicity. Breathing resistance is no different to that of "modern" regulators costing much more.
 

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