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Recalls
There exists a possibility for Oceanic and Hollis diaphragm style regulators to significantly restrict airflow at low tank pressures (below 500 psi) due to a condition in the first stage, posing a drowning hazard to divers. It is of the upmost importance that if you have a regulator model listed above that was purchased OR serviced between October 1, 2017 and May 25, 2018 that it be serviced as soon as possible.
If you own a Oceanic diaphragm regulator purchased OR serviced between October 1, 2017 – May 25, 2018:
- Do not dive with the affected product before it has been serviced.
- Confirm if your specific product is affected by following the instructions at: www.recall.oceanicworldwide.com/pin
- If your product is affected, take the product back to your local retailer for service. Oceanic retailers can be found using the dealer locator: https://www.oceanicworldwide.com/locator/
Zeagle is issuing an important recall regarding inflators on Zeagle Sport BCDs.
There exists a possibility that buttons on inflators of Zeagle Sport BCDs purchased between August 1, 2015 and August 31, 2018, may break or fracture leading to a rapid loss of air or auto inflation of the BCD.
It is of the utmost importance that if you have a Sport BCD with an inflator that is affected by this recall, that the inflator be replaced as soon as possible. While no incidents have occurred related to this product recall, the possibility of an incident does exist. We strongly recommend that dealers and end users take all necessary precautions when dealing with life support equipment.
NEXT STEPS: WHAT TO DO IF YOU BELIEVE YOU HAVE A PRODUCT AFFECTED BY THIS RECALL
1. Do not use the affected product(s).
2. Determine if you have an affected product by going to the website below and following the provided instructions. Alternatively, you can bring your product into your nearest authorized Zeagle Dealer.
www.zeagle.com/inflator-recall
3. Please let any of your fellow divers who may be using an affected product know about this recall.
Suunto has identified a potential safety risk affecting all Suunto Wireless Tank Pressure Transmitters and Suunto Tank PODs which wirelessly transmit tank air pressure to compatible Suunto dive computers. Diver safety is of highest importance to Suunto. That is why Suunto has decided to initiate a recall of all Suunto Wireless Tank Pressure Transmitters and Suunto Tank PODs.
All consumers who have a Suunto Wireless Tank Pressure Transmitter or Tank POD are instructed to bring their products to an authorized Suunto dive dealer or a Suunto Authorized Service Center for inspection and upgrade. The process is free of charge for the consumers. All Transmitters and Tank PODs must not be used before the upgrade has been made.
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Omer has issued a recall of the Zero Cube Mask due to a defect
in the lens thickness that could result in the class shattering.
Masks affected were produced between April 2012 through
June 2015. Contact Omer directly for a free replacement.
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Aqualung has issued a second recall on their Surelock II
Weight Pocket Handle. Stop using them immediately and
come to the store for a warranty repair.
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Suunto has issued a safety notice regarding a limited batch of
the high pressure rubber hoses used with Suunto air integrated
dive computers, combos and analog combos. This affects
Manufacturing Batch Code 1812 only.
Atomic Aquatics has issued a recall for a limited number of
Cobalt Dive Computers manufactured between May 2010 and
April 2012.
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Zeagle has initiated a voluntary recall of all Zeagle Grace and Element BCD's. PLEASE STOP USING THESE BCD'S IMMEDIATELY.
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Aqua Lung is conducting a voluntary product update of select Powerline inflators. Powerline inflators are found on all Aqua Lung Buoyancy Compensators and the Apeks Black Ice Buoyancy Compensator. If you have purchased an Aqua Lung BCD/Apeks Black Ice since January 1, 2015, it will need to be inspected to determine if it meets the specific criteria and requires updating. Click here for more info.
The computer screen may freeze which may pose a risk of serious injury to divers underwater who fail to comply with the instruction to have back-up equipment with them. The recalled units are recent models of the UWATEC Galileo Luna and Sol dive computers sold beginning May 7, 2015. The dive computers being recalled bear the following serial numbers:
Galileo LUNA: from 150422 0058 001 to 150903 0338 005
Galileo SOL: from 150423 0202 001 to 150921 0001 005
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