Hello,
I've got an Aqualung Titan 1st stage.
Inscriptions:
HP
CE0078
EN 250
>10 degrees Celcius
This regulator has an environmental membrane.
Before we get down to the question I would like to pre-filter the responses.
I do have experience servicing non environmentally sealed 1st stages. I do understand that an environmentally sealed 1st stage is more difficult to work with and is best left to professionals. I understand the risks of working on it myself. I am not interested in responses that tell me not to work on my regulator.
Thanks
So, I have taken off the the bottom cap and found the ambient pressure tension spring, and expected the piston to come right out. It, however, does not, because it has an environmental membrane around it.
I took off the yoke connector and am now looking at it from the other side. On the intake, there is a snap ring that holds a flow restrictive plate/ring and a filter.
I am considering taking that apart to see if there is a way to remove the piston from that side.
The whole purpose of this exercise is to replace the valve seat. Does anyone have any expertize in this area that they would be willing to share?
Thanks for your time and help.
-micah
I've got an Aqualung Titan 1st stage.
Inscriptions:
HP
CE0078
EN 250
>10 degrees Celcius
This regulator has an environmental membrane.
Before we get down to the question I would like to pre-filter the responses.
I do have experience servicing non environmentally sealed 1st stages. I do understand that an environmentally sealed 1st stage is more difficult to work with and is best left to professionals. I understand the risks of working on it myself. I am not interested in responses that tell me not to work on my regulator.
Thanks
So, I have taken off the the bottom cap and found the ambient pressure tension spring, and expected the piston to come right out. It, however, does not, because it has an environmental membrane around it.
I took off the yoke connector and am now looking at it from the other side. On the intake, there is a snap ring that holds a flow restrictive plate/ring and a filter.
I am considering taking that apart to see if there is a way to remove the piston from that side.
The whole purpose of this exercise is to replace the valve seat. Does anyone have any expertize in this area that they would be willing to share?
Thanks for your time and help.
-micah