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As soon as possible at the end of each day of diving:

•  Flush the exterior of all components thoroughly with fresh water to

remove dissolved salt and other contaminants.

•  Flush the Lower (Power) Assembly by running water into the Mouth-

piece and out the Exhaust Ports.  DO NOT depress the Purge Button
if the Assembly is connected to the First Stage Regulator, doing so
will allow water to flow into the sealed portion of the First Stage.

•  If possible, immerse the entire Lower (Power) Assembly in a warm

fresh water bath and soak for one hour, preferably while still con-
nected to the First Stage Regulator and pressurized.

•  Remove from the bath and rinse all components of the Assembly

with slow running fresh water.  DO NOT use full water pressure.

•  Sand that has collected behind the Lower (Power) unit Cover (be-

hind the Purge Button) can be rinsed out by flushing tap water
through the opening in the Cover.  Do not pry or lift up on the Purge
Button, or use high pressure water that could damage the internal
Diaphragm.

•  If after thoroughly rinsing, sand or debris can still be heard rattling

under the cover, take your BC/AIR XS II Assembly to an Authorized
Oceanic Dealer for inspection and cleaning.

WARNING:  DO NOT remove the Purge Cover yourself.
Improper replacement of the Cover could result in an
unexpected undesirable shut off of air delivery while
underwater.

•  If possible, lay the complete Assembly flat in a cool, dry place 

(out

of direct sunlight)

 and allow the components to dry naturally.

•  DO NOT inject or spray Lubricants into or onto the AIR XS II.  Doing

so can attract contamination that could subsequently interfere with
proper operation.

Summary of Contents for AIR XS II

Page 1: ...AIR XS II Regulator BC Inflator System Owner s Guide OCEANIC...

Page 2: ...enting of excess BC pressure an Alternate Air Source Regulator Be sure to read and understand the instructions in this Owner s Guide describing how the AIR XS II System oper ates before attempting to...

Page 3: ...2 COMPONENTS 2 WARRANTY 4 COPYRIGHT 4 COMPATIBILITY AND INSTALLATION 5 FEATURES 5 INFLATOR OPERATION 7 REGULATOR OPERATION 9 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 10 GUIDELINE FOR MINIMUM SERVICE INTERVALS 13 COLD WAT...

Page 4: ...d translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine readable form without prior consent in writing from Oceanic 2002 Design Oceanic AIR XS II Owner s Guide Doc No 12 2116 2002 Design 1998 San...

Page 5: ...d pull back the coupling release with your thumb and forefinger While holding back the coupling release press it onto the quick release fitting on the AIR XS II and let go of the coupling release whil...

Page 6: ...during ascent or if over pressurized with the Power Inflator This component of the AIR XS II operates auto matically so no instructions for its use are necessary WARNING The OPV integrated into the up...

Page 7: ...uthpiece until you hear air flowing into the BC Minor compressions of the Power Inflator Button will initiate airflow into the BC and allow small adjustments in buoyancy WARNING If you depress the Pow...

Page 8: ...s of air for minor changes in buoy ancy and a long pull will vent the entire BC in a matter of seconds Use of the REV eliminates water entry even if the Exhaust Valve remains open after all air is ven...

Page 9: ...necessary for you to share air with another diver you should offer your Primary Second Stage to the diver and you should use the AIR XS II Regulator Although the AIR XS II Regulator will function prop...

Page 10: ...n the palm of your hand and fingers pull back the Coupling Release with your thumb and forefinger and pull it off the quick release fitting of the AIR XS II Place the Protective Cap on the fitting see...

Page 11: ...e full water pressure Sand that has collected behind the Lower Power unit Cover be hind the Purge Button can be rinsed out by flushing tap water through the opening in the Cover Do not pry or lift up...

Page 12: ...or repair any components of the AIR XS II or to adjust the Regulator Doing so could cause misoperation while underwater resulting in serious injury or death It will also void the warranty Once each ye...

Page 13: ...ted and serviced as required prior to use Equipment used for dive training and or consumer rental activities Equipment should be inspected prior to every use Equipment should be serviced at least once...

Page 14: ...specialized techniques required for diving in cold water environments and failure to apply such techniques to handle situations that could result in Regulator freezing will place you in risk of serio...

Page 15: ...RVICE _____________________________________________________________ _Date Service Performed Dealer Technician_____ _____________________________________________________________ _______________________...

Page 16: ...16 2002 Davis Street San Leandro CA 94577 Tel 510 562 0500 Fax 510 569 5404 http www OceanicWorldwide com 2002 Design 2004 Doc No 12 2116 r02 9 20 04 OCEANIC...

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