Here we list all to us known SCUBA PRODUCT RECALLS of the last 3 Years

Please make sure you get your equipment serviced by certified and updated technicians for the specific brands.

Only these have up-to-date informations regarding the service requirements in accordance with Manufacturers recommendations and free upgrades provided by Manufacturers on a regular basis. If you are aware of other recalls, please email us so we can include them in our list.

AERIS

Divecomputer

Aeris has recalled several dive computers. The serial numbers of the affected dive computers are as follows:

Aeris Savant: Serial #0001 - 1779
Atmos Pro & Atmos Sport 100S & 300G: Serial nos computers serial #0001 - 5999
Contact Aeris or call an authorized Aeris dealer to arrange factory servicing.

EPIC Dive Computer

Aeris is recalling all EPIC Dive Computers with serial numbers 1 – 712 that were sold between:
 October 1, 2006 – February 7, 2007.
Aeris has been informed by it’s supplier that they have received isolated reports that two EPIC dive computers locked into the Gas Switch-to screen and did not return to the Main Dive screen when the divers switched the units from Gas 1 to Gas 2 during dives when they were only using one transmitter and Pressure associated with Gas 2 was being provided by an Analog Gauge. You must discontinue all diving activities with this computer until a software upgrade has been accomplished by Aeris

Elite T3 Dive Computer Safety Upgrade

All Aeris Elite T3 Dive Computers with serial numbers 1 – 1197 that were sold between:
August 1, 2006 – July 10, 2007.

Upon activating the Buddy Pressure Check routine after having previously checked their buddy’s pressure, the previous pressure value was still displayed instead of the message NOT AVAIL which is what should appear on the screen when the buddy is out of signal range when a check is performed.

Aeris is offering a free operating software Upgrade to all Elite T3 product owners to eliminate any inconvenience during activities involving Buddy Pressure Checks. The Elite T3 unit’s software will be upgraded to revision r1C.

AT-400 First Stage Regulators

October 23, 2007– San Leandro, CA – AERIS has been notified by its supplier (ROMI, Ent.) that they have received isolated reports of AT400 type Regulator First Stages exhibiting uncontrolled flow of air to the Second Stage.

Evaluation has shown that a specific batch of HP (High Pressure) Seats contained material that can deteriorate and fail to properly perform its mechanical sealing (shut off) function, causing an uncontrollable free flow which could result in serious injury to or death of the user.

In cooperation with the U. S. CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission), ROMI is initiating a voluntary recall of all affected AT400 First Stages.

The affected First Stages include those that were shipped to AERIS Retailers from the factory between May 1, 2006 and November 15, 2006. Other Diaphragm type First Stages that received annual service between May 1, 2006, and October 22, 2007, may also be affected.

NOTE: Due to the random nature utilized to assign SNs (serial numbers) to First Stages, there is only a small quantity of affected units within the large range of SNs. Since the extent of listing the actual SNs of all affected units would be impractical and not user friendly, AERIS has created a data base on the diveaeris.com web site that product owners and retailers can easily access to determine whether a specific First Stage is affected and if it has received the retrofit.

If you have an affected unit, you must discontinue further use of it and take it to the AERIS Dealer where you purchased it, or a local Authorized AERIS Service Center, for a component retrofit at no charge.

If you no longer own the Diaphragm type Regulator First Stage, please forward this letter to the new owner or have them contact us directly.

WARNING: DO NOT CONTINUE USE of the Regulator First Stage until it receives a Retrofit. Only Authorized AERIS Dealers and their trained service technicians must perform this Retrofit. Non authorized persons who attempt the Retrofit procedure risk voiding the product’s warranty and rendering the product dangerously unsafe for SCUBA use.

APEKS

REGULATOR TX, ATX, XTX

SEPTEMBER 2008

These regulators can be missing the diaphragm cover which can cause the diaphragm to become displaced during a dive, allowing water to enter the scuba regulator.
This recall involves Apeks TX, ATX, and XTX second stage regulators that have never been serviced. Apeks and TX, ATX, or XTX is printed on the regulator.
February 2000 through June 2008
Remedy: immediately stop diving with these regulators and visit an authorized Apeks dealer for a free inspection and free installation of a diaphragm cover, if the cover is missing.

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml08/08402.html

June 2010

Aqua Lung has been made aware of a case of a poorly retained oral inflate button that has worked loose from an Apeks WTX inflator. If the button were to come off, the spring behind the button would also come off thereby removing the tension needed to keep the valve closed. If this were to occur in the water, it could lead to a leak of the BC contents out of the oral mouthpiece.

All Apeks dealers and distributors have been made aware of this issue.

Do not dive with WTX BCD until it has been inspected by an authorised Apeks dealer. If you require any further information please contact Apeks Customer Service Department.

Apeks/Aqualung apologises for any inconvenience this may cause. We are dedicated to making the world’s best diving products and ensuring diver safety at all costs.

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10286.html

YOKE SCREW

May 2007

AQUALUNG

REGULATOR TITAN / CONSHELF DIN

SEPTEMBER 2008

Titan DIN 1st Stage Scuba Regulators and Titan/Conshelf DIN Scuba Adaptors.
Over-tightening of the DIN retainer by a technician during installation can result in the retainer breaking under pressure, a rapid escape of air from the scuba cylinder, and the regulator detaching from the scuba cylinder. One report of a DIN retainer breaking under pressure. No injuries have been reported.
Recalled regulators have a brass DIN retainer mfg'd prior to June 2006. The recalled Aqua Lung Titan Din 1st Stage regulators have serial numbers lower than 6062501 stamped on the side of the regulator’s body. Recalled Titan/Conshelf DIN adaptors are marked “300 BAR MAX” on the side of the part.

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml08/08393.html

WTX POWER INFLATOR

JUNE 2010

Description:The oral inflator button is not properly bonded to the oral stem and can fall off during use, posing a leak of the buoyancy compensator contents.

Units: About 1,380 in the U.S., 530 in Canada

Sold at: Diving stores in the U.S. and Canada from November 2006 through March 2010 (as standalone component or as part of a BC)

The power inflator is the black mouthpiece with the two brass buttons at the end of the corrugated hose. The recall involves all models of the Apeks WTX power inflators. Some of the recalled components were included on complete air cells. Those model numbers are: 388032, 388060, 388080, 388145, 388260, and 42775. The model number of the air cell can be found on the tag sewn on the center of the air cell or bladder.

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10286.html

BARE

BCD VOODOO

BCD BLACKJACK

BCD BACKWING

BCD CURVE

JUNE 2010

This is a voluntary recall of all BCDs manufactured with a serial number between the range of BR0908000 and BR1208999. Specifically, the recall includes the VOODOO, BLACKJACK, BACKWING and CURVE buoyancy compensators.

BARE was recently contacted by one of their customers who identified an issue with the threaded seal rings that connect the left shoulder rapid exhaust valve and dump valves to the BCD bladder. Under extreme circumstances, when the diver pulls on the inflator hose or release cord to release air from the bladder, the threaded seal ring may crack or break.

Bare - SI TECH Drysuit Inflation Hoses

Bare is recalling all SI TECH Drysuit inflation hoses that were sold between: June 1, 2006 - February 29, 2009.

Bare has been informed by it's supplier that they have received isolated reports that the flow restricting insert may malfunction by dislodgment from the connection valve, potentially causing an obstruction of air flow. You must discontinue all diving activities with this SI TECH inflation hose until the removal of the flow restrictor has been accomplished

CRESSI

REGULATOR ELLIPSE BLACK MC5

December 2009

Cressi USA has announced a safety recall of its Cressi Ellipse Black MC5 Scuba Regulator. This recall affects Ellipse Black MC5 regulators distributed and sold from March 2009 through August 2009 are affected by this product recall.

The words “Cressi Black” appear on the cover of the regulator’s second stage, and the words “Cressi MC5” are visible on the regulator’s first stage.  (See photo above.)   Retail price ranges between $280 and $309.

Hazard: Partial obstruction of the High Pressure port can produce an inaccurate reading on the pressure gauge, resulting in a slow descent of the needle in the pressure gauge.  The inaccurate reading on the gauge poses a drowning hazard to divers. 

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10092.html

DeepSea Supply

Low Pressure Hose

August 2010

DSS has received a limited number of reports of leaking Low Pressure Hoses. These are the Grey hoses furnished with DSS wings for the purpose of connecting the power inflator to the first stage regulator. The leaks occur at the crimped end fittings.

Any hose purchased between January 1, 2010 and June 30, 2010 should be removed from service.

https://www.deepseasupply.com/index.php?page=safetynotice

DIVE RITE

WING

December 2009

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with Dive Rite, has announced a voluntary recall of v. Partial obstruction of various Wings.

The over pressure valve springs in the diving equipment could rust and fail allowing the buoyancy compensator devices to leak, posing a drowning hazard to divers. No injuries have been reported.

Springs were used on wings that have an opaque white or blue tinted bladder and welded in flanges. Wings with a black bladder are not affected. Only the Dive Rite wings that have a serial number range from 42000 through 72000 are affected by this recall. The serial numbers can be found on a white tag attached along a seam of the wing.

Consumers should immediately stop using recalled diving equipment and return it to an authorized distributor or dealer for a free replacement of the overpressure valve spring.

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10086.html

HALCYON

WING ECLIPSE

WING EVOLVE

WING EXPLORER

WING PIONEER

BCD CCR35

LIFT BAGS

SMB's

DAM's

SURF SHUTTLE

DIVER LIFT RAFT

OCTOBER 2009

Halcyon Manufacturing Inc. in cooperation with the US Consumer Product Safety Commission has initiated a voluntary recall of select Eclipse, Evolve, Explorer, Pioneer and CCR35 buoyancy compensators (BCDs) manufactured between January, 2006 and September, 2008.

In addition, select Halcyon inflatable devices (Lift Bags, SMB’s, DAM’s, Surf Shuttles and Diver Lift rafts) may also be affected.

For US information you can also visit this site:
http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10002.html

These BCDs or Inflatable Devices could develop excessive corrosion or rusting problems with the stainless steel Over Pressure Valve (OPV) spring, causing the spring to fail and the BCD or Inflatable Device to leak through the OPV.  It is unlikely that most of these units will experience any problems since the potential defect is limited to a very small portion of the total number of OPV springs used during this time period. However, given the potentially serious implications all OPV springs should be checked to minimize risk or inconvenience to Halcyon customers.

BCDs manufactured after September, 2008 are not included in this voluntary recall. Please reference press release and website information for details on how to identify the BCD serial number. Inflatable Devices do not have serial numbers and should be checked based on customer purchase date if possible. If there is any doubt as to the serial number or date of purchase, Halcyon recommends inspecting the OPV spring at the request of the customer.

MARES

COMPUTER NEMO AIR - 2nd RECALL

APRIL 2010

Mares Diving has announced a product safety recall involving the company's NEMO Air scuba diving computer. Under certain circumstances, the O-ring can fail and cause a slow leak of breathing gas through the Quick Connector, which could require a diver to surface quickly and face possible risk of injury or running out of air.

Any air leak resulting from an O-ring failure would be slow, because these fittings are designed to the EN250 standard, which requires a very small (0.3mm) opening in the high-pressure hose fitting, but we nevertheless take this issue seriously and intend to correct all affected units.

The O-rings in some units may have been replaced in an earlier service campaign, but this recall requires replacing the entire metal quick connector female fitting at the end of the high pressure air hose that holds the O-ring (new Mares part no. 44200829). Replacement connector assemblies have a groove machined around the middle of the fitting, but recalled units do not.

ALL CONSUMERS SHOULD STOP USING ANY NEMO AIR DIVE COMPUTER, AND ALL RETAILERS SHOULD REMOVE THESE UNITS FROM DISTRIBUTION, UNTIL THEY HAVE BEEN INSPECTED AND REPAIRED BY AN AUTHORIZED MARES DEALER / SERVICE CENTER.

Affected product codes are:
Finished goods
414158 – DIVE COMPUTER NEMO AIR
414159 – DIVE COMPUTER NEMO AIR W/COMPASS
Spare parts
44200771 – HP HOSE W/QUICK CONNECTOR NEMO AIR
44200770 – QUICK CONNECTOR ASSY. FEMALE NEMO AIR

Please contact an Authorized Mares Dealer/Service Center in your area to schedule the removal and substitution of your Nemo Air computer Quick Connector Assembly Female with the new Nemo Air computer Quick Connector Assembly Female. If you want MARES to perform the above service procedures, please contact our customer service department at 1-800-874-3236 for a return authorization number. You will need to provide the unit(s) serial number(s).

ALL NEMO AIR QUICK CONNECTOR FEMALE ASSEMBLIES MUST BE REMOVED AND SUBSTITUTED WITH THE NEW ONE PRIOR TO DIVING NEMO AIR. THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE.

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10197.html

COMPUTER NEMO AIR - 1st  RECALL

MARES Diving issued the following announcement earlier today:

MARES DIVING URGENT SAFETY NOTICE NEMO AIR QUICK CONNECTOR 0-RING

Please be informed that we have discovered a quality issue on the O-ring assembled on the Nemo Air quick connector.

Under certain circumstances, the O-ring can fail and consequently Nemo Air may start leaking through the Quick Connector. As a result, there is a continuous, albeit slow, loss of breathing gas and Mares has decided to issue a voluntary product recall. After intense internal tests Mares has identified a new O-ring of different material, color and hardness that can be retrofitted onto the Quick Connector of any existing Nemo Air.

We take this matter very seriously, but we would also like to point out that this issue is covered by the EN250 norm, which requires a 0.3mm opening in the high- pressure hose fitting. As a result, the hose is designed to ensure a slow enough gas release; which should allow the diver to complete a safe emergency ascent.

NONETHELESS FOR THE PERSONAL SAFETY OF YOUR CUSTOMERS AND TO AVOID POSSIBLE DANGEROUS ACCIDENTS: STOP ANYONE FROM DIVING WITH A QUICK CONNECTOR SUBJECT TO THIS VOLUNTARY RECALL UNTIL THE EXISTING O-RING IS REMOVED AND SUBSTITUTED WITH THE NEW GREEN COLOR ONE.
THE CURRENT O-RING FROM THE NEMO AIR QUICK CONNECTOR (O-RING IS BLACK OR BROWN) MUST BE REPLACED ONLY WITH OUR NEW O-RING THAT IS A DIFFERENT MATERIAL, HARDNESS AND GREEN IN COLOR.

Affected products and codes are:
Finished goods
                  414158 – DIVE COMPUTER NEMO AIR
                  414159 - DIVE COMPUTER NEMO AIR W/COMPASS
Spare parts
                  44200771 – HP HOSE W/QUICK CONNECTOR NEMO AIR
                  44200770 – QUICK CONNECTOR ASSY. FEMALE NEMO AIR

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10197.html

DRY SUIT

April 2009

WE HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT SITECH (The manufacturer of) DRY SUIT INFLATION HOSES SUPPLIED TO MOBBY’s, THE PRODUCER OF MARES DRYSUITS ANNOUNCED A RECALL ON THEIR LOW PRESSURE INFLATION HOSES. THESE HOSES ARE SUBJECT TO A RECALL FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE PLASTIC FLOW RESTRICTING INSERT!

 
All end consumers/owners must send the inflator hose back to the Mares Dealer where the suit was purchased or to the MARES US SERVICE CENTER so that the insert can be removed at no charge.
 
We encourage everybody who is reading this SAFETY NOTICE, to notify all end users immediately so they can receive this information in a timely manner, as this is a safety concern.
 
The low pressure hose contains a flow restricting insert, which can be of black, blue or green color. Reports of an indicated malfunction of the flow restricting insert in the hose for the suit have been submitted to SITECH. The insert may malfunction by dislodgement from the connection valve, potentially causing an obstruction of the air flow.
 
THEREFORE FOR YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY AND TO AVOID POSSIBLE DANGEROUS ACCIDENTS:
STOP ANYONE FROM DIVING WITH A HOSE SUBJECT TO THIS RECALL (OR WITH A DRY SUIT OR ANY OTHER EQUIPMENT THAT HAS BEEN CONNECTED TO SUCH A HOSE) UNTIL THE INSERT HAS BEEN REMOVED.
 
The Mares products involved in this recall, were sold from 2006 thru 2009, using the SITECH LOW PRESSURE INFLATION HOSE, are the following:
 
-       412012                          DRY SUIT POLARFIT TLM
-       412014                          DRYSUIT DRYFIT 3.5 LX UNI
-       412015                           DRYSUIT DRYFIT 3.5 NP UNI
-       412016                          DRYSUIT ICEFIT 4.0 LATEX MEN
-       412017                           DRYSUIT ICEFIT 4.0 LATEX WOMEN
-       412018                          DRYSUIT ICEFIT 4.0 NEOPRENE MEN
-       412019                          DRYSUIT ICEFIT 4.0 NEOPRENE WOMEN
-       412010                          DRYSUIT DRYFIT 3.5
-       412011                           DRYSUIT ICEFIT 4.0
-       480094                          DRYFIT 3.5 LX MAN  W / RADIAL BOOTS
-       480095                          DRYFIT 3.5 LX LADY W / RADIAL BOOTS
-       480096                          ICEFIT 4.0 LX MAN
-       480097                          ICEFIT 4.0 LX LADY
-       480098                          POLARFIT TLM LX MAN
-       42150060                     HOSE W/WING PULLER
 
ANY CONSUMER WHO HAS PURCHASED ONE OF THE ABOVE MARES DRYSUITS SHOULD IMMEDIATLY CONTACT THE DIVE SHOP FROM WHICH THE SUIT WAS PURCHASED OR MARES US OFFICES.  ALL AIR FLOW RESTRICTION INSERTS, REGARDLESS OF COLOR, MUST BE REMOVED FROM SITECH LOW PRESSURE INFLATION HOSES.

OCEANIC / AERIS

REGULATOR FDX-10

REGULATOR CDX-5

 REGULATOR CDX

REGULATOR DXi

REGULATOR DX3

REGULATOR DX4

REGULATOR TDX5

DECEMBER 2007

An internal component that seals air between the high pressure first-stage and the intermediate pressure second-stage can fail. This can result in uncontrolled flow of air to the diver and pose a risk of serious injury or death.
ROMI has received two reports of units malfunctioning during diving and six reports of units malfunctioning while being tested by dealers prior to delivery to consumers. No injuries reported.

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml08/08127.html

COMPUTER AERIS EPIC

FEBRUARY 2007

When performing a switch from one gas to another during a dive, the dive computer's display will lock up and not return to the main dive screen that displays dive times. This can cause divers to enter decompression unknowingly or the diver could ascend prematurely, resulting in decompression sickness.

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml07/07117.html

COMPUTER OCEANIC ATOM 2.0

FEBRUARY 2007

When performing a switch from one gas to another during a dive, the dive computer's display will lock up and not return to the main dive screen that displays dive times. This can cause divers to enter decompression unknowingly or the diver could ascend prematurely, resulting in decompression sickness.

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml07/07117.html

Oceanic - VT3 Dive Computer Safety Upgrade

All Oceanic VT3 Dive Computers with serial numbers 1 – 3826 that were sold between:
August 1, 2006 – July 10, 2007.

Upon activating the Buddy Pressure Check routine after having previously checked their buddy’s pressure, the previous pressure value was still displayed instead of the message NOT AVAIL which is what should appear on the screen when the buddy is out of signal range when a check is performed.

Oceanic - OC1 Firmware Update

March 2, 2010

Important 1C Firmware Update from Oceanic.

Units affected are the OC1 model containing version 1A or 1B firmware.

In response to input received from those who have now experienced ownership and use of the OC1, Oceanic has corrected or modified the following items to improve the OC1's operation:

*** Eliminated premature entry into Decompression mode upon descending on NORM Nitrox dives.  This occurred when the dives were conducted after setting FO2 Gas 1 for Nitrox (a numerical value) followed by the M button being pressed to step back through the Plan Mode's Pre Dive Planning.

*** Corrected Temperature displays that appeared only as 0 degrees on the Dive and Log mode screens when the associated dive was activated by the wet contacts upon descent while in Watch mode.  Temperature displayed as expected during other conditions.

*** Inserted the far left digit of the Watch Countdown Timer which remained blank with Hour Format set for 24 Hour.

*** Modified the Set Watch Daily Alarm and Countdown Timer, and Free Mode Countdown Timer, functions to make them to improve ease of access and saving of the selection. 

Oceanic - Pioneer Mask Recall

Oceanic has received consumer reports that the inner frame has been cracking, thus not allowing a seal causing your mask to leak. 

Oceanic is giving you the opportunity to exchange your Pioneer Mask if it was purchased between: August 24, 2010 through April 11, 2011.

OMS - Ocean Management Systems Inc.

WING

April 2010

Description:The buoyancy compensator seal ring could crack. The compensators were sold in black or red. “OMS” is printed on the front inside of the compensators. Item and serial numbers are printed on the warning label located in the non-inflation area of the buoyancy compensator. A list of serial numbers included in this recall is available from the firm. This recall involves buoyancy compensators with the following model numbers.

Units: About 20,000

Sold at: Dive stores nationwide from May 2006 through August 2008

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10208.html

WING

DECEMBER 2009

BC Sealing Rings BCA-500

Description: Molding variations in this part as used in the OMS Buoyancy Control System (BCS) could cause cracking or breakage of part, resulting in rapid loss of buoyancy, creating a potential drowning hazard.

Incidents/Injuries: There have been reported of 19 failures. These failures were discovered during inspection, with no reports of injuries or death.
There are a total of 19,790 BCS Seal Rings (Item # BCA 500) installed in 5730 BCS mfg'd from May 11, 2006 through August 1 2007.

While this variation is not present in every Seal Ring (Item # BCA 500), it would be difficult to determine in the field which Seal Rings are suspect. Therefore we are requiring that all Seal Rings be updated with new assemblies. All NEW seal rings are equipped with reinforcement at critical areas.

http://www.omsdive.com/bca500-recall.html

OTS

Full Face Mask

Full Face Mask - with serial numbers 9051284 through 100070954 that were sold from September 2010 through November 2010

OTS is voluntarily recalling all Guardian Full Face Masks with serial numbers 9051284 through 100070954 that were sold from September 2010 through November 2010.

OTS has received isolated reports that the Guardian visor has dislodged from the mask causing your mask to unsafely flood. Consumers should immediately stop using the diving masks and contact Ocean Technology Systems for instructions on conducting a test of the regulator and returning the masks for a free repair.

Full Face Mask

Full Face Mask - with serial numbers 1 – 2079 that were sold before: August 17, 2009

OTS is voluntarily recalling all Guardian Full Face Masks with serial numbers 1 – 2079 that were sold before: August 17, 2009.

OTS has received isolated reports that the Guardian visor has dislodged from the mask causing your mask to unsafely flood. You must discontinue all diving activities with your OTS Guardian Full Face Mask until getting retrofitted visor claims by sending your Full Face Mask into OTS.

PELAGIC

Dive Computer

FEBRUARY 2007

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml07/07117.html

POSEIDON

WING BESEA W50

JUNE 2009

Besea W50 Diving Wings with Poseidon Inner Bladders

The inner bladder located inside the diving wing can break, causing the wing to fail to operate as a floating/buoyancy device.

Poseidon has received 15 reports of inner bladders breaking. No injuries have been reported.
Description: The recall involves the Poseidon inner bladders with batch number 5445 sold with the Poseidon Besea W50 wings. The inner bladder is located inside the outer cover of the wing. The batch number and “Poseidon” are molded on a tab located between the “legs” of the inner bladder.

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml09/09251.html

SeaCure

Sport Custom Mouthpiece

Date: March 8, 2010

SeaCure is recalling all Sport I, Sport II, and Sport III Mouthpieces that are being used on Atomic regulators (2005- present), Zeagle regulators (all models/years) or Cressi-Sub Ellipse regulators (all years). The SeaCure Sport Custom Mouthpieces with yellow inserts may be clear, blue or gray in color.

The SeaCure Sport Custom Mouthpieces with yellow inserts were discontinued in 2006 and replaced by the SeaCure Hi-Flow Custom Mouthpieces.  At the time, it was SeaCure’s information that very few of the Sport units were left in retailer’s inventory.  However, SeaCure recently learned of three incidents involving two Sport models that were affixed to an Atomic regulator that was manufactured in 2005 or thereafter and to a Zeagle regulator. 

Investigation of these incidents revealed a sizing problem with certain Sport custom mouthpieces and the Atomic, Zeagle and Cressi-sub Ellipse regulators.  In order to place the Sport mouthpieces with yellow inserts on these regulators, they have to be stretched to the point that the yellow insert could detach from the wall of the mouthpiece and move.  This has the potential to cause a problem for the diver because the movement of the insert into the second stage of the regulator could make breathing difficult.  If the mouthpiece does not contain a yellow insert, this is not a potential problem because you have the updated SeaCure Hi-Flow mouthpieces.

Stop using these SeaCure Sport custom mouthpieces immediately if you have an Atomic regulator (2005- present), Zeagle regulator (all models/years) or Cressi-Sub Ellipse regulator (all years).

SEAC SUB

BCD MITO & MUSE

AUGUST 2010

Through technical and quality control tests, Seac Sub has identified a potential defect in the removable weight pocket system in the Mito and Muse stabilizer jackets that, in particular situations, may cause the unexpected release of the removable weight pocket.

In order to guarantee our customers and divers maximum safety during diving and the best possible service, Seac Sub has decided to verify and, if necessary, revise all the stabilizer jackets of these models on the market, as no specific lot number can be identified. The company therefore requests that owners of the products in question stop using them and to bring them to a Seac Sub dealer authorised to provide technical assistance in order to have them undergo the necessary revision and maintenance procedures free of charge.

www.seacsub.com

PRO 2000 ADV BCD

FEBRUARY 2009

Seac Sub releases a security notice relative to the "Air Control" buoyancy system of the "PRO 2000 ADV" BCD up to today out of production.
By means of technical tests and quality controls, Seac Sub has identified a production batch of the "PRO 2000 ADV" bcd with a defect in the galvanic treatment of one of its components, such to determine a possible bad functioning of the "Air Control" buoyancy system in case poor or unsuitable maintenance.

In order to safeguard the greatest security during the immersion and to always guarantee the best possible service to its customers and to its divers, Seac Sub decided to examine and eventually service all the BCDs of this model that are on the market, as it is not possible to identify the concerned production batch. Thus the company require to the owners of this product to stop using it and to take it to a point of sale authorized to supply the technical assistance for the Seac Sub products, to obtain the necessary service and maintenance free of charge.

www.seacsub.com

SI TECH

DRY SUIT INFLATOR HOSES

OCTOBER 2009

Description: The hose contains an insert that can dislodge during diving and restrict air flow to the diver, posing a drowning hazard. Incidents/Injuries: SI Tech has received six reports of hose inserts dislodging, including one that was involved in the death of a diver in Los Angeles, Calif.

This recall involves a dry suit inflation hose that connects a diver’s dry suit to the air supply and allows for the pumping of air into the suit to set up a positive pressure arrangement to help keep it watertight. The hose contains an air flow restricting insert that may be either black, blue or green in color. The batch code is stamped on the threaded metal end of the hose. They were sold with dry suits and also sold separately.

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10010.html

TUSA

REGULATOR RS-670

APRIL 2010

TUSA has announced a safety recall on its RS-670 regulator distributed or sold from May 2009 through September 2009 with retail price of $449.00. 

Hazard: Loosening of the BLC plug may cause a high-pressure leak creating an unstable intermediate pressure.  Immediate return of the affected units is requested.
 

Affected Units:
•    R-600 1st stages with serial numbers between:
UR600022 - UR600029
UR600031 - UR600103
UR600637 - UR600676
UR600708 - UR600716
UR600737 - UR600776 

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10195.html

IQ-900 Zen Watch

Date: 7/27/2010

COMPUTER UPDATE NOTICE

SUBJECT: IQ-900 ZEN WATCH UPDATE

FIRMWARE UPDATE RELEASE DETAILS

For IQ-900 ZEN Watch Dive Computers to version 1D

EXPLANATION

In response to input received from owners and users of the IQ-900 ZEN, TUSA has corrected or modified the following items to improve the IQ-900 ZEN's operation:

• Corrected premature auto reset of F01 from a Nitrox setting to an Air setting. This occurred without user action when Watch Mode was temporarily accessed after F02 was set for Nitrox.
• Changed the No Deco Safety Stop Depth from 4.5M to 5M (metric units). This was requested to be in agreement with local training guidelines.

UPDATE PROCESS

Units affected are the IQ-900 ZEN model containing earlier versions of firmware. To check your computers firmware version, please consult the owner's manual.

IQ-950 Zen Watch

Date: 7/27/2010

COMPUTER UPDATE NOTICE

SUBJECT: IQ-950 ZEN AIR WATCH UPDATE

FIRMWARE UPDATE RELEASE DETAILS

For IQ-950 ZEN AIR Dive Computers to version 1B

EXPLANATION

In response to input received from owners and users of the IQ-950 ZEN AIR, TUSA has corrected or modified the following items to improve the IQ-950 ZEN AIR's operation:

• Added EEPROM (memory) protection in the operating code to prevent data stored in the viewable Log from changing. This occurred after conducting NORM dives when data was first displayed in the Log as No Deco then upon access later it was displayed as being Deco and GAUG.
• Changed the No Deco Safety Stop Depth from 4.5M to 5M (metric units). This was requested to be in agreement with local training guidelines.

UPDATE PROCESS

Units affected are the IQ-950 ZEN AIR model containing earlier versions of firmware. To check your computers firmware version, please consult the owner's manual.