I'm diving with a friend who has a new Puck computer. Whether attached to a tank or not, the pressure shows 72. Obviously he can't use it until the problem is resolved. Is this a user correctable problem? It's set for PSI and all the other settings seem to be correct....
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I'm assuming you are referring to a Puck Air/integrated computer. Air pressure should be 0 if it's not connected to air. My recommendation is that it should be sent in to an authorized Mares service center via your local Mares dive store or place of original purchase. There is not much you can do from home. Wish I had a better answer for you.
Best,
Zak
Best,
Zak
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Thanks....He tells me it hit 3000 on his first tank. Second time it briefly showed 3000 but then dropped to 72. It now shows 72 whether or not it's connected to an air source. Thanks for your help....
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