Discovery Service Manual v2.4 Low Res 191212

SERVICE MANUAL - Discovery MKVI
Table of content
1. Safety regulations 3
2. Introduction 4
3. Tools 6
4. Preparations 8
5. 1st Stages, Octopus and LP hoses 12
6. Mouthpiece G1 43
7. Mouthpiece G2 60
8. Scrubber Canister Housing 77
9. Breathing loop 89
10. Electronics module and battery 99
11. Valves 110
12. Final assembly 121
13. Final test and upgrade 125
Revision: 2.4 Date: 121024
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14. Parts lists 130
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1. Safety regulations
The instructions in this service manual must be followed in detail step by step.
Negligence can cause serious injury or even death.
Special warnings are marked with this symbol
Xstream Oxygen and Xstream Duration are used with 100% pure oxygen content.
This requires special procedures while servicing; to clean the 1st stage and to keep it
clean. Negligance to follow the instructions given in this manual introduces a risk for the
customer of having a fire which in turn can cause serious injury or even death. Servicing
the above-mentioned 1st stages, shall always be conducted in a clean environment using
clean tools, as described in section 6 and in Appendix B of the Xstream Service manual v
2.4 or later.
To enhance safety during servicing, the regulators Xstream Oxygen and Xstream
Duration shall be tested using clean air according to instructions on page 35. There is no
need to test regulators in the servicing environment using gasses with > 21% oxygen.
Servicing must only be carried out by persons who have been trained and certified
by Poseidon. Servicing Xstream Oxygen and Xstream Duration requires an additional
certification as POSEIDON OXYGEN TECHNICIAN.
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Only POSEIDON original parts may be used for servicing. Where stated, POSEIDON
original tools must be used.
Whenever a Discovery MkVI is serviced, a Service Record Document should always

be created. On this document, you should note any/all suggestions of parts that you
recommend the customer to change during the service. If the customer decides not to
follow your recommendations, we strongly recommend that you get this in writing from
the customer. All documentation related to a service should be saved and stored in a safe
way.
Do not unscrew or open any screws/parts that are factory sealed. If this is done,
without written authorization and/or instructions from Poseidon Diving Systems AB, all
warranty on the unit is voided.
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2. Introduction
Service manual structure
This service manual contains servicing and repair instructions and product information for the
Poseidon MkVI Discovery rebreather and its different parts.
The service manual has been devided in to six (6) sections, each covering different parts of the
unit. The sections are:

A. 1st stages, Octopus and LP hoses

- Xstream Deep 1st stage (Diluent side)

- Xstream Oxygen 1st stage (EU version) / Xstream Duration 1st stage

- Jetstream Octopus with LP hose

- LP hoses (16 cm)

B. Rebreather mouthpiece

- Mouthpiece G1

- Mouthpiece G2

C. Scrubber Canister Housing
- CO removal cartridge housing

- End plate with sponge

- Cartridge top plate with sponge

- Round pack

E. Electronics module and battery

- Electronics module

- Primary display

- H.U.D (Heads Up Display)

- Battery with battery charger

- High pressure sensors with HP hoses

F. Valves (Only the EU version)

- 200 bar single valve, diluent gas

- 200 bar single valve, oxygen
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D. Breathing loop

- Breathing loop hoses
- Counterlungs

- Water diversion manifolds

- Counterlung overboard dump valve
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2. Introduction
Symbols used through out this service manual
Icon
Description
Other information
Remove old part. Destroy and give back

to customer
Replace with new part
Visually inspect
Poseidon grease #1, article no 8515
Poseidon grease #R, article no 8516
Warning. Negligence can cause serious

injury or even death.
Service kits
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Poseidon has put togeather a special service kit for the MkVI Discovery rebreather. This service
kits contains all parts that are replaced during a service and it is strongly recommended that
these kits are used.
The MkVI Discovery service kit package (article number 0009-000 / 0009-010) concists of the
following service kits:

- Art nr 4824: Service kit Xstream Duration 90 1st stage (Non EU)

- Art nr 4828: Service kit Xstream Oxygen 90 1st stage (EU)

- Art nr 4822: Service kit Xstream Deep 90 1st stage

- Art nr 3549: Service kit Jetstream Octopus

- Art nr 0009-001: Service kit 200 bar Diluent valve (only EU version)

- Art nr 0009-002: Service kit 200 bar O2 valve (only EU version)

- Art nr 0009-003: Service kit Mouth piece

- Art nr 0009-004: Service kit Breathing loop

- Art nr 0009-005: Service kit Cartridge housing

- Art nr 0009-006: Service kit Electronics unit

- Art nr 0009-007: Service kit Banjo 90 DIL

- Art nr 0009-008: Service kit Banjo 90 O2

- Art nr 0009-009: Service kit LP hose
The service kits can be bought as a complete MkVI Discovery service kit package (article
number 0009-000) or as separate service kits.
EN 144-3
The European (EU) version of the MkVI Discovery is delivered with an Xstream Oxygen 1st
stage that conforms to the EN 144-3 standard. That version has a DIN M26 connection thread.
All non-EU versions are delivered with an Xstream Duration 1st stage with a DIN G5/8
connection thread.
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3. Tools
To service the different parts of the MkVI Discovery there are a number of tools required. Some
of the tools are special tools for the 1st stages and 2nd stages and some other tools are standard
tools available in most hardware stores. Below you will find a list of all tools needed, with a
description of what it is used for.
1st stages
Octopus
Mouthp.
E-module
Other
Used to remove o-rings.
Open end wrench 6, 13-23 mm
Various open end wrenches in millimeters are

essential or assembly and dissassembly of
various things.
3460 Regulator test
Used to check or finally adjust the regulator.

o
Item
2297 O-ring remover
Description
0000-457 Testbox Mouthpiece
Used to set the Discovery mouthpiece cracking

pressure
4830 Ultra Sonic Cleaner
Used to clean all regulators. Mandatory for

Xstream Oxygen and Duration.
3771 Torque wrench
Picture
Used to set the torque on various parts of the 1:st

stages.
1246 Allen key 5 mm
Used to unscrew blindplugs and to adjust IP on

Xstream.
2706 Allen key 1,5 mm
Used to untighten and tighten the locking screw on

Jetstream Octopus and Mouth piece valve tube.
0000-368 Blind plug MP
Used to blind the inhalation CC loop connection

when adjusting the cracking pressure of the ADV.
o
o
o
o
3605 Combination tool 1
3606 Combination tool 2
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2706 Adjusting tool
Used to to screw and unscrew various parts on the

first stage and second stages.
Used to to screw and unscrew various parts on the

first stage and second stages.
Used to adjust the cracking pressure on the

Jetstream Octopus and MkVI mouth piece.
4593 Allen key 2,5 mm
Used to unscrew and screw the first stage spring

cover on Xstream. (3 screws)
4591 17 mm torque wrench
Used to untighten and tighten the connection

stem on Xstream first stages. used togeather with
the torque wrench.
Screwdrivers
Philips head screwdrivers.
6010-311 O2 sensor tool
Tool used to remove the Oxygen sensors from the

electronics unit.
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3. Tools
Other
E-module
Mouthp.
Octopus
Description
1st stages
Item
Picture
Articles of consumption
8515 Oxygen grease #1
Only approved oxygen grease when lubricating

oxygen critical parts on the high pressure side.
Approved for 300 bar 60oC.
8516 Regulator grease
Used for lubrication of air version regulators.
4835 Poseidon fine clean ultra
5 litre
4837 Lint free latex gloves
4838 Hair net
You will also need the following:

- A computer (PC) with a working IrDa port/adapter
- The latest version of the PC config software (http://www.poseidon.com)
- The latest version of the Firmware (http://www.poseidon.com)
- The error codes of the most recent firmware version (http://www.poseidon.com)
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4. Preparations
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Discovery MKVI parts
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4. Preparations
Before you dissassemble the unit

We recommend that before you start the dissassembly of the unit, do a Pre-Dive check to verify
if/that the unit is working or if there are any problems with it.
Remember to note any/all error messages shown during the Pre-Dive check!
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4. Preparations
Disassembly of the unit
Start the servicing of the unit by disassembling it.
Make sure the battery is disconnected from the electronics unit and that the unit is turned
off.
Remove the scrubber if it is still mounted inside the Carbon Dioxide removal cartridge
housing.
Make sure that the tank valves are closed and the 1st stages depressurized.
Breathing loop and mouthpiece
Unscrew the left and right rear breathing loop hoses from the left and right breathing hose
connections.
Unscrew the left and right rear breathing loop hoses from the left and right side water
diversion manifold (T-section).
Unscrew the left and right Front breathing hoses from the left and right side water
diversion manifold (T-section).
Unscrew the left and right Front breathing hoses from the mouthpiece.
Disconnect the HUD from the mouthpiece.
Disconnect the low pressure hose that connects the mouthpiece with the diluent 1st
stage, from the mouth piece.
Unscrew the left and right side water diversion manifolds (T-sections) from the left side
(inhalation) counterlung and the right side (exhalation) counterlung.
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1st stages, low pressure hoses, Octopus, pressure sensors and tanks
Unscrew the diluent and oxygen low pressure hoses from the gas injection block.
Unscrew the diluent and oxygen low pressure hoses from the diluent and oxygen 1st
stages.
Unscrew the low pressure hose that connects the Jetstream Octopus to the diluent 1st
stage, from the diluent 1st stage.
Unscrew the high pressure sensors from the diluent and oxygen 1st stage.
Unscrew the diluent and oxygen 1st stages from the tank valves.
Open the Cylinder quick connection bands and remove the diluent and oxygen tanks.
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4. Preparations
Disassembly of the unit
Electronics unit with primary display, H.U.D and pressure sensors.
Loosen the two hand nuts that holds the
electronics unit in place.
Pull the electronics unit straight up to
detach it from the Carbon Dioxide removal
cartridge housing
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Carbon Dioxide removal cartridge housing
Unscrew the four (4) base plate hand nuts that secures the cartridge end
cap to the cartridge housing. Make sure the four hand nuts are completely
disengaged from the cartridge housing threads.
Remove the end plate from the cartridge housing by pulling it straight out.
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5. 1st Stages, Octopus and LP hoses
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1st Stages:
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Item #
Description
Qty
0012-028
0011-037
0003-214
4778
4878
4552
0012-132
0011-277
4579-BK
4579-GN
4579-WE
O-ring (Deep)
O-ring, viton (Duration)
O-ring. viton (Oxygen EN 144-3)
Conn. stem 1.stage 90 Xstream Deep / Duration (G 5/8)
Conn. stem 1.stage Oxygen EN 144-3
Cup type filter long Xstream 90
O-ring (Deep)
O-ring (Duration/Oxygen)
Line protector Xstream, black
Line protector Xstream, green
Line protector Xstream, white
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
6010-233
Housing 1.stage 90 Xstream
4555
0000-149
0015-059
0016-036
4758
4760
4764
4777
4563
0015-012
4762
4559
4564
Spring for ball Xstream

Ruby Ball 1.stage Xstream
O-ring (Deep)
O-ring, viton (Duration/Oxygen)
Zytel valve seat Xstream
Valve seat holder Xstream
Valve seat spring Xstream
Lower pin guide Xstream
Pin bushing 1.stage Xstream
O-ring
Upper pin guide Xstream
Actuating pin, Xstream
Roll.diaphragm 1.stage Xstream
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4565
Pressure plate 1.stage Xstream
4763
4570-BK
4570-GN
4570-WE
4767-CE
4568
Adjust. spring 1.stage Xstream

Barrier 1.stage Xstream black
Barrier 1.stage Xstream green
Barrier 1.stage Xstream white
Cover Xstream 1st stage, chrome
Screw cover M3x10 Xstream
1
1
1
1
1
3
4798-CE
Adjustment screw, chrome
2680
Blindscrew UNF7/16
2679
Blindscrew UNF3/8
0010-353
0013-164
O-ring (Deep)
O-ring, EPDM (Duration/oxygen)
5
5
4576-BK
4576-GN
0000-150
Wheel G5/8 Xstream, black

Wheel G5/8 Xstream, green
Wheel Xstream, White (Oxygen EN 144-3)
1
1
1
3726
Valve sealing
3725
Valve piston
1180
Pressure spring
3727
Locking screw
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0100-006 Jetstream Mk3 Octopus
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# Item #
Description
Qty
0000-130
Hose Adapter
0130-002
LP hose, 9/16 - 90 cm / 35,4 inch
0010-355
O-ring
2857
Low pressure valve housing
0010-025
O-ring
3440
Valve insert
0012-007
O-ring
2974
Valve housing nut
2875
Stop screw
10 2787
Rubber plate
11 0015-019
O-ring
12 2839
Valve tube
13 0010-002
O-ring
14 2786
Servo valve, complete
15 3088
Low pressure valve, complete (parts 3 - 14)
16 3202
Mouth piece
17 1167
Locking strap
18 2711
Switch
19 0010-018
O-ring
20 3121
Housing
21 2794
Lock washer
22 2712
Diaphragm cam
23 3132
Housing, 2nd stage, incl parts 18-22, Yellow
24 2578
Diaphragm
25 2989
Cover for 2nd stage, yellow
26 2851
Screw
27 2853
Purge button
28 3104
Housing complete incl. parts 16-27, Yellow
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LP hoses
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Item #
Description
Qty
0130-017 - LP hose 16 cm DIL
0130-018 - LP hose 16 cm O2 (White - EU version)
0130-019 - LP hose 16 cm O2 (Green - US version)
0130-004 - LP hose Polyurethan 9/16-18 90cm
0130-002 - LP hose Mk3 - 9/16-18 90cm (Octopus)
0010-353 - O - ring
0010-009 - O-ring
0011-276 O-ring Viton
0010-009 - O-ring
0011-006 - O-ring Viton
1
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1st stage service kits:
4822 Servicekit Xstream Deep90 Mk3 1:st stage
4758
4552
0010-353 O-ring (Deep)
Included
0015-012 O-ring
3726
Valve sealing
0012-028 O-ring (Deep/Dive)
1 pc
1 pc
5 pcs
3 pcs
1 pc
1 pc
1 pc
1 pc
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4824 Servicekit Xstream Duration90 Mk3 1:st stage (Non EU versions)

4758
1 pc
4552
1 pc
4563
1 pc
0013-164 O-ring, EPDM (Duration)
5 pcs
0011-277 O-ring, viton (Duration)
3 pcs
Included:
1 pc
0015-012 O-ring
1 pc
3726
Valve sealing
1 pc
1 pc
4828 Servicekit Xstream Oxygen EN 144-3 1:st stage (EU Version)
4758
1 pc
4552
1 pc
4563
1 pc
0013-164 O-ring, EPDM (Deco/Duration)
5 pcs
0011-277 O-ring, viton (Deco/Duration)
3 pcs
Included:
0016-036 O-ring, viton (Deco/Duration)
1 pc
0015-012 O-ring
1 pc
3726
Valve sealing
1 pc
4807-59 O-ring, viton EN 144-3
1 pc
0011-037 O-ring viton
1 pc
The parts that needs to be replaced during a service are described in the Servicekits section
above. Make sure that you have servicekits for the corresponding model and that you have all
special tools required available. The tools required are described in the Tools section of this
hand book.
For instructions on how to service the regulator follow the instruction below until you
reach the GO TO FINAL INSPECTION text at the end of the instruction. The instructions
in this handbook must be followed in detail step by step. Negligence can cause serious
injury or even death.
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1st stage dissassembly:
A service includes the following 5 steps:
1.
Complete disassembly of the first stage.
2.
Inspection of disassembled parts.
3.
Cleaning prior to assembly.
4. Assembly.
5.
Final inspection and adjustment.
Do not disassemble the regulator in the clean room environment. All parts shall be
taken to the clean room environment after inspection and after the pre-cleaning process
if such is needed. Otherwise you risk to contaminate the clean room environment. New
parts should be stored in its original packing until it is time for assembly.
To remove o-rings, ONLY use o-ring remover tool 2297. Make sure not to damage
o-ring and sealing surfaces!!
Parts
All first stages
Tools/Instructions
Picture
2680 Blindscrew UNF 7/16 2 pcs

2679 Blindscrew UNF 3/8 5 pcs
4568 Screw M3x10 Xstream 3 pcs

2
4767-CE Cover Xstream first

stage chrome
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4763 Press. spring 1.stage

Xstream
4
4565 Pressure plate 1.stage

Xstream
5
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Parts
4570-BK Barrier 1.stage Xstream

black
4570-WE Barrier 1.stage Xstream
white
4570-GN Barrier 1.stage Xstream
green
4564 Roll. diaphragm 1.stage
Xstream
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Only use fingers. Tools

may puncture the
diaphragm
Pin guide assembly
4764 Valve seat spring Xstream

9
4760 Valve seat holder Xstream

4758 Zytel valve seat Xstream
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10a

10b
The seat/seat holder

may also be removed
using compressed air,
as shown in the picture.
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Parts
Tools/Instructions
Picture

0011-037 O-ring viton (Duration)
4807-59 O-ring, viton EN 144-3
11 (Oxygen EN 144-3)
4778 Conn. stem 1.stage 90
Xstream
12 4878 Conn. stem 1.stage EN 1443 (Oxygen EN 144-3)
13
14
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15
4576-BK Line protector, black

4576-GN Line protector, green
4576-WE Line protector, white
0012-132 O-ring (Deep90/Dive90)

(Duration90)
4576-BK Wheel G5/8 black

4576- GN Wheel G5/8green
0000-150 Wheel EN 144-3
white
4552 Cup type filter long

16
Over pressure valve

3726 Valve sealing
3725 Valve piston
17 1180 Pressure spring
3727 Locking screw
1. Remove the locking

screw with a 4mm Allen
wrench. Remove the
pressure spring and the
valve piston.
2. Remove the valve
sealing from the valve
piston with an o-ring
remover.
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Parts
Tools/Instructions
Picture
0000-149 Ruby ball 1.stage

Xstream
18
4555 Spring for ball Xstream

19
4559 Actuating pin, Xstream

20
4777 Lower pin guide Xstream

21
6 mm
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22
4563 Pin bushing 1.stage

Xstream
Do not pull out nor replace
the Pin bushing while
servicing a Dive model.
This should only be done
while servicing Oxygen
model.
Screw in M3 screw
4568 in the pin bushing
and pull out.
0015-012 O-ring
23
24

0016-036 O-ring, viton
(Duration/oxygen)
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Parts
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Parts
Tools/Instructions
Picture
6010-233 Housing 1.stage 90

Xstream
1. Check sealing
surfaces
4564 Roll.diaphragm 1.stage

Xstream
1. Check for wear and

tear
2680 Blindscrew UNF7/16
1. Check O-ring sealing

surfaces
4758
25
On blindscrew UNF 3/8

0010-353 O-ring Deep 5 pcs
0013-164 O-ring EPDM Duration
& Oxygen 3 pcs
26
0011-277 O-ring Viton Oxygen/
Duration 2 pcs
4798-CH Adjusting screw
27
Inspection
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2679 Blindscrew UNF3/8,

3
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Inspection
Parts
Tools/Instructions
4778 Conn. stem 1.stage

Xstream

surfaces
Picture

Xstream EN 144-3
(Oxygen EN 144-3)
Cleaning
Xstream Deep Cleaning
Make absolutely sure Hydrochloric acid is NOT poured into the ultra-sonic cleaner. It
would then destroy the ultra-sonic cleaner and the parts attempted to be cleaned.
If corrosion or salt deposits occurs on metallic parts, immerse part in concentrated Hempocid*
or 15% Hydrochloric acid for about 10 minutes. Then rinse them thoroughly in fresh water and
blow them dry with air. The synthetic parts must not be treated with solvents and must only be
cleaned with fresh water.
*Hempocid=Acid Liquid detergent containing phosphoric acid (5-10%) and bactericide for
disinfectant cleaning
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Xstream Oxygen/Duration Cleaning for Oxygen Use

The process of cleaning for oxygen use and the information given herein shall be strictly adhered
to. Only then can Poseidon guarantee the regulator will be cleaned to a cleanliness level which is
acceptable for its intended use. This process has been verified to produce hydrocarbon residual
levels less than 50mg/m2 and a particulate level less than Cleaning Test Level 100 (ASTM G 93
Spec.)
As an alternative, oxygen servicing procedures can be carried out in accordance with other
herein listed organizations standard procedures and requirements. However, the use of
cleaning agents, the order of the operating sequences and the time to treat parts during ultra
sonic cleaning as specified in this manual must be adhered to. Wherever there is a conflict
between the procedures and set of requirements, unless the other procedure represents a
greater requirement for cleanliness, this manual takes precedence. Some methods, equipment,
and detergents which are not mentioned in this manual can have a harmful or unknown effect
on materials, such as e.g. ozone cleaning systems, strong acids etc. and shall therefore be
discarded.
The other standard procedures that can be used given the limitations above are:
EAN and Oxygen Servicing Procedures, Fourth Edition (ANDI)
IANTD Gas Blender & Service Technician Program, First Edition, August 1999
MIL-STD-1330D (SH) of the 20 September 1996
The safety of your customer and yourself depends on you carefully and strictly following these instructions.
Negligence in any step can cause serious injury or even death.
You must be certified by Poseidon as oxygen technician to undertake this procedure.
Keep hands and tools clean and free from grease, except for what is required and stated in this manual.
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Cleaning
Use protective clothing to prevent dust, fingerprints, hair, and particles to contaminate.
Use only dedicated and cleaned tools.
Ensure your oxygen handling is in conjunction with national laws.
Ensure no foreign contaminants, such as e.g. liquids, grease, particulate, dust, and mist can enter into
the cleanroom area.
The cleanroom area and work environment requirements

The cleanroom area and work environment should be setup according to minimum demands
listed in Appendix D. A cleanroom area and work environment audit should be performed once
a year either by a service technician or by a from Poseidon appointed auditor. The checklist in
Appendix D should be used to make sure that all criterias are fulfilled. For detailed instructions on
how to perform and audit please refer to Appendix D.
Preparations and Pre-cleaning
1. These preparations and the pre-cleaning shall NOT be conducted in the clean room, since it
may then contaminate the clean room.
2. If any part is visibly contaminated, it shall be pre-cleaned, including the parts listed below which
shall not be ultra sonic cleaned.
3. Only undertake the pre-cleaning if you are sure you can move on to the cleaning stage
immediately after. If the parts dry between the two stages of operation, undesirable deposits can
be left on part surfaces.
4. Use IPA and a toothbrush to agitate away all visible contaminants. Rinse part(s) in municipal
running water until all visible soil, particulate and cleaning agent isremoved. When using IPA
make sure you have sufficient ventilation. Please refer to the safety instructions of the IPA.
5. Use air of any quality to blow dry.
The process below should be performed outside the cleanroom area
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1. Wash your hands before this cleaning process.

2. Always ensure the UltraSonic cleaner is absolutely clean inside
3. Fill the UlraSonic cleaner with Poseidon FineClean Ultra and water in the ratio 1:5.
4.Let the UltraSonic cleaner reach its working temperature 60-70C .
5. Place all parts in the basket. The parts shall be placed so that no air is trapped inside. Turn
the part a few times under the solution until no bubbles are coming from it. Ultra Sonic cleaning
agitates away contaminants, why it is important to finally place the part so that contaminants can
drop out freely, i.e. open holes pointing down. Ensure parts are not contacting each other, since
that may reduce the cleaning effectiveness.
6. Immerse and ultra sonic clean the parts for 20-25 minutes
7. The rolling diaphragm shall only be cleaned for 10 minutes
8. Bring all parts needed to assemble the complete 1st stage to the clean room.
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Cleaning
The process below should be performed INside the cleanroom area
Rinsing and drying in the cleanroom
From this stage and through the assembly stages cleanroom clothing including gloves shall be
used.
Pick up each part from the basket and rinse carefully under running water at least 30 seconds per
part, or;
Rinse in two stages keeping the parts in the basket. Immerse the basket with the parts in another
container of at least 3 litres of clean water and agitate for at least 5 minutes. Then replace the
rinsing water with new clean water (ideally deionised, distilled, and filtrated water), and rinse for
another 5 minutes. Ensure all cavities are carefully rinsed. It is the internal rinsing which is the
most important!
Dry the parts by using a cleaned blowgun and clean air, and blow dry each part carefully.
Verification
White light
All parts shall be observed for the absence of contaminations under strong white light and for the
accumulations of lint fibres. This method will detect particulate matter in excess of 50 microns and
other contaminations in relatively large amounts. The part being examined must be recleaned
if any contamination is detected using this method. You shall have access to, and use if found
necessary, a magnifying glass or a microscope with at least x10 magnification.
Ultraviolet light (Black light)
Examine all parts in darkness using an ultraviolet light of between 3200 to 3800 Angstrom
wavelength. If a bluish-white fluorescent blotch, smear, smudge, or film is present, the pert must
be recleaned. Ultraviolet light inspection will help to verify that cleaned surfaces are free from any
hydrocarbon fluorescence.
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If parts cannot be used immediately for assembly, pack in clean plastic bags to avoid parts from
being recontaminated.
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1st stage assembly:
Lubricants shall be used sparingly. Excessive quantities of lubricant can trap particulate
and other contaminants developing apotential fire hazard.
Parts marked with the symbol are parts that must be replaced at every service. New
Parts
Tools/Instructions
Picture
0016-036 O-ring, viton

(Oxygen/Duration)
Oxygen/Duration
2a
Deep/Dive
2b
0015-012 O-ring
Use bushing 4563 to install
o-ring
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4763 Pin bushing 1.stage

Xstream
4
Make sure fully to the

bottom
4777 Lower pin guide

Xstream
5
3 +/- 1 Nm
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1st stage assembly:
Parts
4759 Actuating pin,
Xstream
6
4798 Adjusting screw
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Lubricate pin at top

section only. Leaving
lower end dry. Wipe off
excessive grease under
the hat.

0013-164 O-ring EPDM Duration
& Oxygen 3 pcs
8a
Oxygen/Duration

0011-277 O-ring Viton Duration
& Oxygen 2 pcs
Deep
8b On blindscrew UNF 7/16

4552 Cup type filter long
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4576-BK Wheel G5/8 black

4576-GN Wheel G5/8 green
0000-150 Wheel White
10
(Oxygen EN144-3)
(Oxygen / Duration)
11a
Duration
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1st stage assembly:
Parts
Tools/Instructions
Deep/Dive
11b
12
Picture
4576-BK Line protector, black

4576-GN Line protector, green
4576-WE Line protector, white
4771 Conn. stem 1.stage 90

(Dive / Duration)
13 (Oxygen EN 144-3)
Ensure line protector is correctly positioned,
with one slot facing to the bottom of the
housing
Torque setting 30 Nm
0011-037 O-ring viton (Duration)

4807-59 O-ring viton (Oxygen
14a EN 144-3)
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14b
4555 Spring for ball Xstream

15
Wide end facing upwards,

towards the ball.
0000-149 Ruby Ball
16
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1st stage assembly:
Parts
Tools/Instructions
Picture
17
4764 Valve seat spring Xstream

18
Pin guide assembly
Oxygen/Duration
19a
6 +/- 1 Nm
Pin guide assembly
Deep
19b
6 +/- 1 Nm
4564 Roll. diaphragm 1.stage
Xstream
21
4570-BK Barrier 1.stage black

4570-WE Barrier 1.stage white
4570-GN Barrier 1.stage green
You should see the

marking This side up on
the barrier.
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20
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1st stage assembly:
Parts
4565 Pressure plate 1.stage
Xstream
Tools/Instructions
Picture
22
4763 Adj. spring 1.stage

Xstream
23
4567-CE Cover Xstream first

stage, chrome
24
4568 Screw cover M3x10

Xstream 3 pcs
Oxygen/Duration
25a
4568 Screw cover M3x10

Xstream 3 pcs
6 +/- 1 Nm
Deep
25b
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2680 Blindscrew UNF 7/16

2 pcs
6 +/- 1 Nm
26 2679 Blindscrew UNF 3/8 5 pcs

Over pressure valve assembly
27
3726 Valve sealing

3725 Valve piston
1180 Pressure spring
3727 Locking screw
1. Attach the new valve

sealing to the valve piston
and place the valve piston
in the OP valve hole with
the seal towards the
housing.
2. Place the pressure
spring in the valve piston
and tighten the locking
screw with a 4 mm Allen
key.
Page 30

LP hose inspection:
All LP hoses and parts of LP hoses should be checked for damages.
If a hose shows signs of damage it should be replaced.

LP hose o-ring replacements:
Parts
Tools/Instructions
0130-004
LP hose Polyurethan Replace the o-rings.

9/16-18 90cm
0130-002
LP hose Mk3 - 9/1618 90cm (Octopus)
0010-353
0130-004
O-ring
LP hose Polyurethan Replace the o-rings.
9/16-18 90cm
0130-002
LP hose Mk3 - 9/1618 90cm (Octopus)
0010-009
0130-018
O-ring
LP hose 16 cm O2
Replace the o-ring.
(White - EU version)
0130-019
LP hose 16 cm O2
(Green - US version)
0011-276
0130-017
O-ring
LP hose 16 cm DIL
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Replace the o-ring.
Picture
0010-353
0130-018
O-ring
LP hose 16 cm O2
Replace the o-ring.
(White - EU version)
0130-019
LP hose 16 cm O2
(Green - US version)
0011-006
0130-017
O-ring
LP hose 16 cm DIL
0010-009
O-ring
Replace the o-ring.
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Parts marked with the symbol are parts that must be replace at every service. New
1st stage settings and final inspection:

Property 1st stage
Setting SI units
Setting common units
Setting US units
P1
P2
P3
P4@P1.
P4@P3.
P5
i
R
Q
Internal leaktightness
30 MPa
>750 kPa
2 MPa
Min 800 kPa - Max 850 kPa
Min 800 kPa - Max 850 kPa
>750 kPa
+/- 110 kPa
max 100 kPa
0.12 m3/h
300 bar
> 7.5 bar
20 bar
Min 8.0 bar - Max 8.5bar
Min 8.0 bar - Max 8.5bar
> 7.5 bar
+/- 1.1 bar
max 1 bar
2 L/min
12 ml/h*
4351 psi
>109 psi
290 psi
Min 116 psi - Max123 psi
Min 116 psi - Max123 psi
>109 psi
+/-16 psi
max 15 psi
0.07 ft3/min
Property 2nd stage

CP (cracking pressure)
Setting SI units
Setting common units
Setting US units
-274 Pa to - 392 Pa
-28 to -40 mm.w.c
-1.1 to -1.6 inch of water
* Corresponds to a pressure climb of

0,01 bar/min for a regulator with a 70
cm hose.
Method for regulators cleaned for oxygen use

Unless you do have access to an oxygen cleaned test station, you must ensure you do not
re-contamine the regulator when doing the final adjustment and setting. Re-contamination can
be caused by e.g. contaminated test gas, contaminated gauge fittings, contaminated regulator
connection, contaminated test station pipings etc.
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First stage setting:

1) Slowly open cylinder valve
2) Check IP
3) Close valve
4) Purge
5) Adjust IP (1/2 turn = 1.5 bar)
6) Open valve
7) Check IP (loop to 3)
8) Close valve
9) Purge
10) Place the Calibrated sticker on the
adjustment screw
2. 7.
4. 9.
5.
1. 3.
6. 8.
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1st stage settings and final inspection:
Method for all other regulators
System check:
1) Open left valve 20 bar
2) Close left valve 20 bar
3) Purge
1.
2.
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3.
First stage setting:

1) Open right valve HP (200-300bar)
2) Purge
3) Check IP (go to 9 if OK)
4) Close right valve
5) Purge
6) Adjust IP (1/2 turn = 1.5 bar)
7) Open right valve
8) Check IP (loop to 4)
9) Close right valve
10) Purge
11) Open left valve (20 bar)
12) Check IP
13) Close left valve
14) Purge
15) Place the Calibrated sticker on the
adjustment screw
Page 33

1st stage technical data:
Torque table:
Part subject to torque Newton Meter
wrench use
Nm
Blind screws
6 +/- 1
Inch Pounds
Inch-lbs
53 +/- 9
Foot Pounds
Ft-lbs
4.4 +/- 0.7
Kilogram Meter
Kgm
0.6 +/- 0.1
First stage
connection stem to
body
Centre piece
30 +/- 2
265 +/- 18
22 +/-2
3 +/- 0.2
6 +/- 1
53 +/- 9
4.4 +/- 0.7
0.6 +/- 0.1
Lower centre piece
3 +/- 1
27 +/- 5
2.2 +/- 0.4
0.3 +/- 0.05
Cover screws 1
stage
6 +/- 1
53 +/- 9
4.4 +/- 0.7
0.6 +/- 0.1
st
Product data:
Deep
Air / Trimix
Duration
Air / Oxygen
Oxygen
Air / Oxygen
300 bar (4351 psi)
Maximum working
pressure
Cold water performance Exceeding EN 250 requirements for cold water
use
Approvals
Type Approved acc. to EU Directive Personal
Protective Equipment 89/686/EEC
Applicable Performance EN 738-1, clause 6.6, 6.6.2
Standards
NORSOK U-101 clause 5.2-5.5, 5.9
EN 250:2000
Deep
No
Duration
Yes
Oxygen
Yes
Deep
Nitrile, EPDM,Viton
Duration
Viton, EPDM, Nitrile
Oxygen
Viton, EPDM, Nitrile
Lubricants
Poseidon 1; BAM appr. 270 bar @ 100C
Poseidon R; silicone oil.
Deep
Black
Duration
Green
Oxygen
White
Warranty
24 months
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General:
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1st stage technical data:
Product data: (cont.)
1st stage
Flowrate (l/min)
>4000 l/min (>141 scfm)
Nominal inter-stage pressure 8.5 bar (123 psi)
Weight
Deep
1100 g
Duration
Oxygen
Anti-Freeze protection
Built in T.D.A
Technique
Rolling diaphragm
Valve technique
Ball valve
Seat material
Zytel
Test pressure
450 bar (6526 psi)
Ports
Deep
5 IP (UNF 3/8)
2 HP (UNF 7/16)
Duration
5 IP (UNF 3/8) /
Oxygen
2 HP (UNF 7/16)
Deep
DIN 477, G5/8
Yoke adapter available
Duration
DIN 477, G5/8
Yoke adapter available
Oxygen
EN 144-3/M26x2
Material
Brass, plastics, stainless steel
Hose
Burst pressure
>100 bar (1450 psi)
Pull strength
>1000 Newton (225 lbf)
Material
Reinforced NBR/SR
Safety inspection holes
Both ends
Wear protecting crimps
Both ends
Oxygen cleaned
Available
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Conversion table:
Known
Unknown
Multiply by
Bar
psi
14.5
Psi
bar
0.07
mm.w.c
mbar
0.1
mbar
mm.w.c
10
litre
ft
ft3
litre
0.0353
28.32
ft
3.28
ft
0.305
Nm
poundfoot
0.7375
Poundfoot
Nm
1.356
Page 35

Disassebly
Parts
0130-002
1
3088
3202
1167
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Disconnect the low pressure hose from the

second stage.
Remove the low pressure valve from the housing
(15) with a screwdriver.Make sure the servo
valve needle is not bent. Be sure to hold the low
pressure valve carefully, to avoid dropping it
(see figure).
Cut off the locking strap (17) with cutting pliers.

Remove the mouth piece (16).
2851
Unscrew the 4 screws (26) with a 3.5 mm
screwdriver.
4
2578
2989
Remove the cover (25) and the diaphragm (24).
2853
6
2711
0010-018
2794
2712
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Remove the purge button (27).
IMPORTANT
The switch should not be removed if it is
undamaged.
Removal:
1. Pull out the diaphram cam (22).
2. Cut off the switch (18) with a pair of cutting
pliers close to the locking washer (21). Remove
the switch.
3. Remove the o-ring (19).
Page 36

Disassebly
Parts
2786
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Remove the servo valve (14).

2875
0015-019
2839
0010-002
2787
Unscrew the stop screw (9) and remove the

valve tube (12). Remove the o-rings (11) (13)
with an o-ring remover.Make sure the sealing
surfaces are not damaged.
Remove the rubber plate (10).
2857
Place the valve housing in the
tool. Unscrew the valve housing
(4) with a special spanner.
10
0012-007
Remove the o-ring (7) with an oring remover.
Make sure the sealing surfaces are not
damaged.
11
3440
12
Remove the valve insert.
Remove the o-rings (5) (3) with an o-ring

remover.Make sure the sealing surfaces are not
damaged.
13
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0010-355
0010-025
Page 37

Cleaning
When servicing the regulator all parts in service kit # 3549 should be replaced.
CLEANING:
If corrosion or salt deposits occurs, place all metal parts concentrated Hempocid* or 15%
Hydrochloric acid for about 10 minutes.Then, rince the parts thoroughly and blow dry with air.
The synthetic parts in the second stage must not be treated withsolvent.They shall be cleaned in
freshwater only.
*Hempocid = Acid Liquid Detergent Containing phosphoric acid (5 - 10%) and bactericid for
desinfectant cleaning.
Before assembly, check the following

Parts
2578
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Diaphragm (24). Check that the sealing surface

of the diaphragm is even. Also check that there
are no holes in the diaphragm and that the
diaphragm washer is properly fixed in position.
3202
The mouth piece (16). Make sure there are no

cracks.
2853
The purge button (27).Make sure

there are no cracks. Check to make sure
the spring is undamaged.
2786
Servo valve (14). Check to make sure that the

valve bar is not bent.
The switch: Put the switch into - and +position.
It should be moved rather slowly, control the
position of the diaphragm and that it is properly
tighten.
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Page 38

Assembly
Parts
0010-355
2857
Mount the o-rings (5,3) on the valve housing (4).

Use the tools. See picture.
Tools/Instructions
2857
3440
2857
0012-007
2974
Picture
Install the valve insert (6) in the valve housing

(4). Do not use any lubricant on the valve insert
(4), use only soap and water.
Place the o-ring (7) in the groove of the valve
insert (6).
Lubricate the thread. Install the valve housing
nut (8).
2857
2974
Place the valve housing in the handle. Tighten
with a tool. See picture.
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0015-019
2839
0010-002
Install the o-rings (11,13) on the valve tube (12).

Lubricate the threads and the o-rings.
2839
Screw in the valve tube (12) until about 2 mm

space remains as illustrated.
Page 39

Assembly
Parts
2857
2787
Tools/Instructions
Install the rubber plate (10). Screw in
the stop screw (9). Tighten the stop screw to a
point where you can still turn the valve tube (12).
Picture
2786
Screw the servo valve (14 ) on to valve tube
(12).Tighten up. Be careful not to bend the valve
needle.
2711
0010-018
SWITCH (Only if the switch is damaged)

Fit in o-ring (19) and lubricate it.
Fit in the switch with the narrow part against

the - minus sign on the second stage valve. See
Picture.
2711
0010-018
2794
2712
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10
11
Install the locking washer (21) on the switch (18).

Press it on a drift. Tighten the locking washer so
that there is sufficient resistance when
setting the switch.
Fix the diaphragm cam (22) upon the switch
(18). Set switch at - (minus), press the
diaphragm cam into correct position per the
diagram.
The distance from the top of the diaphragm
cam to the housing should be 2 mm, concerns
diaphragm of silicone rubber, see diagram.
Carefully push diaphragm cam into the right
position. Note the cam should be pushed slowly
on to the switch so that the switch is not moved.
Page 40

Assembly
Parts
12
2989
2853
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Fit the purge button in the cover (25) for the

second stage.Make sure that the spring is
undamaged.
2578
Position the diaphragm (24) with the diaphragm
washer facing down wards and the hole
positioned as illustrated.
13
2989
2851 x 4
14
3202
1167
15
Position the cover (25) for the second stage

according to the adjacent illustration. Lubricate
the screw and tighten (27) with a screwdriver.
Install the mouth piece (16) and the locking strap

(17). Tighten up and cut off with plastic band
pliers.
Checking the second stage for leaks:
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16
Place the mouth piece against your lips and

cover the low pressure hose connection with
your thumb and inhale lightly.This will create a
partial vacuum inside the second stage. If the
pressure does not equalize in 5 second stage
leaks. Then you need to check to make sure you
have mounted all o-rings.
Page 41

Adjustment of the inhalation resistance
Tools/Instructions
Connect the Xstrean Depp DIL 1st stage to the test equipment.
Connect the test manometer hose to one of the

low pressure outlets..
Connect the Jetstream Octopus to one of the
low pressure outlets on the Xstream Deep DIL 1st stage.
Pressurize the 1st stage at maximum tank pressure.

Connect the oval connecting pipe on the
inhalation resistance gauge to the mouth-piece
on the Octopus.
Test-breathe very carefully. Check the reading of

the gauge needle, which should rise to 35-40
mm/vp and then move back.The turning point
reading equals the inhalation resistance. If the
reading is too low, screw the valve tube away
from the diaphragm as shown in the picture below.
If the reading is too high, screw the valve tube
towards the diaphragm.
Tighten up the stop screw.
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Repeat the inhalation test again to verify that the inhalation resistance remains the same
after the stop screw has been tightned.
Page 42
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece: 6011-001
Description
6010-000
4532
Qty
Mouthpiece house assembly
Mouthpiece AIR
6010-005
OC outlet
0000-130
Hose adapter
1167
Cable tie
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Item # Article #
Page 43
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece: House assembly
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Item # Article #
Description
Qty
6010-001
Mouthpiece house
4536
Diaphragm cover
4533
Membrane with washer
0000-232
Membrane mouthpiece
6010-013
Membrane holder complete
6010-010
DV Switch
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6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece: DV Switch (6010-010)
Description
Qty
6010-104
Lock nut
0000-602
Plastic washer
6010-012
Barrel magnet
0015-245
O-ring
6010-114
Helix block
0010-120
O-ring
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Item # Article #
Page 45
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece: Low pressure valve MkVI (0005-000)
Item # Article #
Description
Qty
0000-148
Valve house nut
0011-278
O-ring
0012-016
O-ring
0013-001
O-ring
0013-009
O-ring
0013-351
O-ring
2787-07
Rubber plate
2857
Low pressure valve house
2875
Stop screw
10
3440 07
Valve insert
11
2839
Valve tube
12
2786 07
Servo valve
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Page 46
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece: Membrane holder complete (6010-013)
Description
Qty
0000-324
Membrane holder
0010-032
O-ring
0000-323
Membrane Check valve
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Item # Article #
Page 47
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Disassembly
Parts
Remove the LP hose from the
hose adaptor.
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Remove the Diaphragm cover

(4536) from the mouth piece
housing.
Remove the membrane with
washer (4533) from the mouth
piece housing.
Remove the OC outlet (6010-005)
from the mouth piece housing.
Do not use force when

removing the OC outlet.
Remove the DV Switch (6010010) from the mouth piece

housing by unscrewing the Lock
nut (6010-104). When the lock nut
is un-screwed, turn the DV switch
upwards until the DV switch points
towards the divers face.
Then pull the DV switch out.
Be carefull NOT to
damage the barrel
magnet!
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Unscrew the servo valve from the

valve tube.
6
Remove the O-ring (0015-245)

7
Page 48
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Disassembly
Parts
0010-120 O-ring
8
6010-114 Helix block

9
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Remove the o-ring from

the barrel.
Unscrew the helix block

and then slide it off the
barrel.
6010-257 Plastic washer

Remove the plastic
washer from the barrel.
10
6010-104 Lock nut

11
12
6010-122 Barrel
Slide the lock nut off the

barrel.
Use a set of pliers to remove the

Membrane holder (6010-013).
Start with the exhale side.
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Grab with the pliers and pull

gently.
Push the inhale side out.
13
Remove the o-ring (0100-032)

from the two membrane holders
14
Page 49
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Disassembly
Parts
Remove the hose adaptor from
the DV switch barrol
Tools/Instructions
Picture
15
Remove the Low pressure valve

16
17
Remove the stop screw (2875)

that holds the valve tube locked in
the valve house nut.
Unscrew the valve tube (4902)

from the valve house nut.
18
Remove the 0013-001 O-ring from

the valve tube.
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19

the valve tube.
20
21
Unscrew the valve house nut

(0000-148) from the low pressure
valve housing (2857).
Page 50
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Disassembly
22
Parts
Remove the rubber plate (2787)
that is located under the stop
screw (2875).
Tools/Instructions
Picture

23

24
25

from the inside of the low pressure
valve housing.
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26
Remove the valve insert (3440)

from the low pressure valve
housing by pushing it out.
Page 51
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Inspection
Parts
Servo valve (2786 07)
Inspect
Make sure that the tip is not
bent.
Valve tube (4902)

Check O-ring sealing
surfaces
Valve insert (3440)

3
1. Ensure no circular cuts on

bladder surface.
Picture

surface.
0000-232 membrane
Make sure the membrane

isnt damaged.
Replace if damaged.
0000-323 Membrane Check
valve
5
Replace if damaged.
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Make sure the check valves

arent damaged.
4532 Mouthpiece AIR
Check for damage and

holes.
replace if damaged.
Page 52
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Cleaning
or 15% Hydrochloric acid for about 10 minutes or wash them in an ultra sonic washer.
Then rinse them thoroughly in fresh water and blow them dry with air. The synthetic parts must
not be treated with solvents and must only be cleaned with fresh water.
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Bag the parts below in a plastic bag for later assembly. These parts shall not be ultra
sonic cleaned but we recommend that you soak these parts in Gigasept and then rinsed in fresh
water.
4536 - Diaphragm
cover
4533 - Membrane
with washer
4532 - Mouthpiece

valve
0000-232 - Membrane
mouthpiece
6010-122 - Barrel with

6010-010 DV Switch
6010-116 - membrane
holder.
6010-005 - OC Outlet
6010-001 - Mouthpiece housing
0000-257 - Washer
Page 53
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Assembly
Parts
Tools/Instructions
0011-278
Replace Picture
O-ring, viton
3440
Valve insert
Do not use lubricant on the

valve insert.
Only use soap and water.
R
0012-016 O-ring
0013-009 O-ring
0000-148
Vavle housing
nut
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3 +/- 1 Nm
0013-351 O-ring
6
0013-001 O-ring
Page 54
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Assembly
Parts
Tools/Instructions
Replace Picture
4902 Valve tube

8
2787 Rubber plate
2875 Stop screw

10
4545 Servo valve

11
6010-104 Lock nut

12 6010-122 Barrel
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13
Thread the plastic washer

on to the barrel. Use the
grove in the washer to slide
over the knobs.
Thread the helix block on to

the barrel. Then screw it on
to the small knobs on the
barrel.
0010-120 O-ring
Thread the o-ring on to the

barrel.
14
15
Thread the lock nut on to the

barrel.
Page 55
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Assembly
Parts
Tools/Instructions
0015-245 O-ring
Place the o-ring in the

groove. Apply a lot of
lubricant!
Replace Picture
16
R
0005-000 LP valve
17 6010-010 DV Switch
0000-130 Hose adapter
Insert the LP valve in to

the DV Switch. The locking
screw on the LP valv should
point in the oposite direction
of the DV Switch lever.
Attach the hose adpter to
the DV switch assembly.
18
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Push the assebled DV

The 0015-245 O-ring should
Switch and LP valve in to the
be facing upwards and the
mouth piece housing.
19
DV Switch lever should be
pointing towards the divers
face.
When the assebled DV
Switch and LP valve is
pushed half way in to the
20 mouth piece housing, turn
the DV switch lever forward,
to OC position.
The guiding pin on the helix

block, closest to the DV
Switch lever should align
with the groove marked No
1. When aligned, push the
DV switch assembly in to
position.
Start attaching the DV switch

assembly to the mouth piece As you turn the lock nut,
housing by fastening the lock push the DV valve assembly
21 nut.
in to the mouth piece
housing.
22
When the lock nut has

grabbed on to the threads of
the mouthpice housing, turn
the DV switch to CC position
and make sure the lock nut
is tightned.
Page 56
6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Assembly
Parts
Tools/Instructions
6010-116 membrane holder

with membrane.
Start with the inhale

membrane. Push the
membraneholder in to the
mouthpiece housing. The
membrane should be on
the inside of the membrane
holder.

with membrane.
Do the same with the exhale

membrane. Note that the
membrane should be on the
outside of the membrane
holder.
23
24
Replace Picture
4536 Diaphragm cover

4533 membrane with washer Push the membrane in to
the mouth piece housing.
25
Then snap on the diaphragm
cover.
6010-005 OC cover
Snap the OC cover back on
to the mouth piece housing.
26
27
Assembly of the mouthpiece

is now complete.
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6011-001 Mouthpiece
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6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Adjustment and final inspection
Action
Attach the assembled

mouthpiece to a 1st stage
that is connected to a test
box.
Make sure the 1st stage

is set to an intermediate
pressure of 8,5 bar / 123,25
psi
Loosen the stop screw just

enough to allow the valve
tube to move.
Adjust the cracking pressure By turning the valve tube

of the LP valve by turning the upwards, you move the
valve tube up or down.
servo valve closer to the
4533 membrane, lowering
the cracking pressure.
While still in OC mode.
Use the 2705 Adjustment

tool.
Adjust the valve tubing to a
position that you think will
give the desired cracking
pressure of 30 cm w.c.
Tighten the stop screw on
the LP valve houing nut
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Picture
Set the mouth piece to Open If you look in to the mouth

Circuit (OC)
piece hole, you should see
the locking screw on the LP
valve insert.
Loosen the locking screw on
the LP valve housing nut.
Tools/Instructions
Turn the DV switch over to

Closed Circuit (CC) mode.
6
While in CC mode:
Hold the mouthpiece-part of
the cracking pressure gauge
tight to the outlet of the
mouthpiece.
Block the inhalation
membrane opening.
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6. Mouthpiece G1
Mouthpiece:
Action
Take a few rather slow

and long inhalations from
the mouthpiece part and
simultaneously check the
pressure gauge needle.
The inhalation membrane
must be blocked during this
action.
Tools/Instructions
Picture
It shall during inhalation

reach a level of 30 cm.w.c,
and at the end of the
inhalation decrease again.
If the reading is too high or

too low, turn the DV Switch
over to OC mode and
loosen the locking screw on
the valve housing nut.
Adjust the valve tube and
servo valve.
.
9
Screw the valve tube and

diaphragm to lower the w.c.
To increase the w.c,
screw them away from the
diaphragm.
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Repeat Action #7, #8 and

#9 untill the correct cracking Once 30 cm w.c has been
pressure of 30 cm w.c has
set, do a final test with
10 been set.
the locking screw firmly
tightened.
11
Cracking pressure in OC
mode.
Disconnect the mouthpiece

from the test box 1st stage.
12
The cracking pressure in OC

mode is not set but it should
be between 30 - 70 mm w.c.
Release the pressure
between the 1st stage and
moputhpiece and disconnect
the LP hose from the 1st
stage.
Adjustment is completed.
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7. Mouthpiece G2
Identification
The G2 version of the MKVI mouthpiece is identified by the different Lock nut (part #0000-427)
and Mouthpiece plastic washer (part #0000-293) compared to mouthpiece with article number
6011-001. Also, the serial number marking on the mouthpiece starts with G2.
G1 Lock nut
G2 Lock nut
The mouthpiece G2 was delivered with MKVI units staring with serial number 1167 and later.
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Before you start the process of disassembly of the mouthpiece, its IMPORTANT that you
establish what version of the mouthpiece it is that you are working on.
Item # Article #
Description
Qty
0005-054
Mouthpiece house assembly G2
0000-130
Hose adapter
6010-005
OC outlet
4532
Mouthpiece AIR
1167
Cable tie
1
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6. Mouthpiece G2
Mouthpiece: 0005-054 House assembly
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Item # Article #
Description
Qty
0000-429
Mouthpiece house
0000-471
DV Switch
6010-013
0000-427
Mouthpiece Lock Nut M45
0005-000
LP Valve Mk6
4536
Membrane cover Xstream
4533
0000-232
Membrane mouthpiece
2
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6. Mouthpiece G2
Description
Qty
6010-012
Barrel magnet
0000-293
Mouthpiece washer
6010-114
Helix Block
0015-245
O-ring
0010-120
O-ring
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Item # Article #
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6. Mouthpiece G2
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Item # Article #
Description
Qty
0000-148
Valve house nut
0011-278
O-ring
0012-016
O-ring
0013-001
O-ring
0013-009
O-ring
0013-351
O-ring
2787
Rubber plate
2857
2875
Stop screw
10
3440
Valve insert
11
2839
Valve tube
12
2786
Servo valve
1
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6. Mouthpiece G2
Description
Qty
0000-324
Membrane holder
0010-032
O-ring
0000-323
Membrane Check valve
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Item # Article #
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6. Mouthpiece G2
Mouthpiece:
Disassembly
Parts
Remove the LP hose from the
hose adaptor.
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Remove the Diaphragm cover

(4536) from the mouth piece
housing.
Remove the membrane with
washer (4533) from the mouth
piece housing.
Remove the OC outlet (6010-005) Do not use force when
removing the OC outlet.
Remove the hose adaptor from

4
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Unscrew the locking ring (0000427) and thread it out over the DV
switch.
Remove the DV Switch (0000471) from the mouth piece

housing by unscrewing the Lock
nut (0000-427). When the lock nut
is un-screwed, turn the DV switch
upwards until the DV switch points
towards the divers face.
Then pull the DV switch out.
Be carefull NOT to
damage o-ring 0015-245
on the barrel magnet! 6
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6. Mouthpiece G2
Mouthpiece:
Disassembly
Parts
Tools/Instructions
Unscrew the servo valve from the This is IMPORTANT!
valve tube.
If not removed, you risk
damaging the servo
valve.
Picture

9
0010-120 O-ring
10
Remove the o-ring from

the barrel.

Unscrew the helix block
and then slide it off the
barrel.
11
Remove the plastic

washer from the barrel.
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12
Remove the Low pressure valve

from the DV switch barrel.
13
14
Remove the stop screw (2875)

that holds the valve tube locked in
the valve house nut.
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6. Mouthpiece G2
Mouthpiece:
Disassembly
Parts
Unscrew the valve tube (2839)
from the valve house nut.
Tools/Instructions
Picture
15
16

the valve tube.

the valve tube.
17
18
18
Unscrew the valve house nut

(0000-148) from the low pressure
valve housing (2857).
Remove the rubber plate (2787)

that is located under the stop
screw (2875).
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20

21
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6. Mouthpiece G2
Mouthpiece:
Disassembly
22
23
24
Parts
Remove the valve insert (3440)
from the low pressure valve
housing by pushing it out.
Tools/Instructions
Picture

from the inside of the low pressure
valve housing.
Use a set of pliers to remove the

Membrane holder (6010-013).
Start with the exhale side.
Grab with the pliers and pull
gently.
Push the inhale side out.
25

from the two membrane holders
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6. Mouthpiece G2
Mouthpiece:
Inspection
Parts
Servo valve (2786)
Inspect
Picture
Make sure that the tip is not
bent.
Valve tube (2839)
Check O-ring sealing

surfaces.
Valve insert (3440)
1. Ensure no circular cuts on

bladder surface.

surface.
0000-232 membrane
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Replace if damaged.

valve
Make sure the check valves

arent damaged.
Replace if damaged.
4532 Mouthpiece AIR
Make sure the membrane

isnt damaged.
Check for damage and

holes.
replace if damaged.
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6. Mouthpiece G2
Mouthpiece:
Cleaning
or 15% Hydrochloric acid for about 10 minutes or wash them in an ultra sonic washer.
Then rinse them thoroughly in fresh water and blow them dry with air. The synthetic parts must
not be treated with solvents and must only be cleaned with fresh water.
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Bag the parts below in a plastic bag for later assembly. These parts shall not be ultra
sonic cleaned but we recommend that you soak these parts in warm water and then rinsed in
fresh water.
4536 - Diaphragm
cover
4533 - Membrane
with washer
4532 - Mouthpiece
0000-323 - Membrane 0000-324 - Membrane

holder.
Check valve
6010-012 Barrel magnet
6010-005 - OC Outlet
0000-429 - Mouthpiece housing
0000-232 - Membrane
mouthpiece
0000-293 - Mouthpiece
washer
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6. Mouthpiece G2
Mouthpiece:
Assembly
Parts
Tools/Instructions
0011-278
Replace Picture
O-ring, viton
3440
Valve insert
Do not use lubricant on the

valve insert.
Only use soap and water.
0012-016 O-ring
0013-009 O-ring
0000-148
Vavle housing
nut
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3 +/- 1 Nm
0013-351 O-ring
0013-001 O-ring
7
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6. Mouthpiece
Mouthpiece:
Assembly
Parts
Tools/Instructions
Replace Picture
2839 Valve tube

8
2787 Rubber plate
2875 Stop screw

10
0005-000 LP valve
11
6010-012 DV Switch
Thread the plastic washer

on to the barrel. Use the cut
in the washer to slide over
the knobs.
Thread the helix block on to

the barrel. Then screw it on
to the small knobs on the
barrel.
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12
Insert the LP valve in to

the DV Switch. The locking
screw on the LP valv should
point in the oposite direction
of the DV Switch lever.
13
0010-120 O-ring
Thread the o-ring on to the

barrel.
14
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6. Mouthpiece
Mouthpiece:
Assembly
Parts
Tools/Instructions
0015-245 O-ring
Place the o-ring in the

groove. Apply a lot of
lubricant!
15
Replace Picture
R
4545 Servo valve

16
Push the assebled DV
The 0015-245 O-ring should
Switch and LP valve in to the be facing upwards and the
DV Switch lever should be
17
pointing towards the divers
face.
When the assebled DV
Switch and LP valve is
pushed half way in to the
mouth piece housing, turn
18
the DV switch lever forward,
to OC position.
0000-427 Locking nut
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19
Start attaching the DV switch

assembly to the mouth piece
housing by fastening the lock
20 nut.
21
The guiding pin on the helix

block, closest to the DV
Switch lever should align
with the groove marked No
1. When aligned, push the
DV switch assembly in to
position.
Thread the locking nut in to
the DV switch barrol, over
the DV switch.
As you turn the lock nut,

push the DV valve assembly
in to the mouth piece
housing.
When the lock nut has

grabbed on to the threads of
the mouthpice housing, turn
the DV switch to CC position
and make sure the lock nut
is tightned.
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6. Mouthpiece
Mouthpiece:
Assembly
Parts
Tools/Instructions
0000-130 Hose adapter
Attach the hose adpter to

the DV switch assembly.

with membrane.
Start with the inhale

membrane. Push the
membraneholder in to the
mouthpiece housing. The
membrane should be on
the inside of the membrane
holder.

with membrane.
Do the same with the exhale

membrane. Note that the
membrane should be on the
outside of the membrane
holder.
Replace Picture
22
23
24
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4536 Diaphragm cover

4533 membrane with washer Push the membrane in to
the mouth piece housing.
25
Then snap on the diaphragm
cover.
6010-005 OC cover
Snap the OC cover back on

to the mouth piece housing.
6011-001 Mouthpiece
Assembly of the mouthpiece

is now complete.
26
27
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6. Mouthpiece
Mouthpiece:
Action
Tools/Instructions
Attach the assembled

mouthpiece to a 1st stage
that is connected to a test
box.
Make sure the 1st stage

is set to an intermediate
pressure of 8,5 bar / 123,25
psi.
Set the mouth piece to Open If you look in to the mouth

Circuit (OC)
piece hole, you should see
the locking screw on the LP
valve insert.
Loosen the locking screw on Loosen the stop screw just
the LP valve housing nut.
enough to allow the valve
tube to move.
Adjust the cracking pressure By turning the valve tube

of the LP valve by turning the upwards, you move the
valve tube up or down.
4533 membrane, lowering
the cracking pressure.
While still in OC mode.
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Use the 2705 Adjustment

tool.
Adjust the valve tubing to a
position that you think will
give the desired cracking
pressure of 30 cm w.c.
Tighten the stop screw on
the LP valve houing nut.
Turn the DV switch over to

Closed Circuit (CC) mode.
6
Picture
While in CC mode:
Hold the mouthpiece-part of
the cracking pressure gauge
tight to the outlet of the
mouthpiece.
Block the inhalation
membrane opening.
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6. Mouthpiece
Mouthpiece:
Action
Tools/Instructions
Take a few rather slow

and long inhalations from
the mouthpiece part and
simultaneously check the
pressure gauge needle.
It shall during inhalation

reach a level of 30 cm.w.c,
and at the end of the
inhalation decrease again.
Picture
The inhalation membrane

must be blocked during this
action.
If the reading is too high or
too low, turn the DV Switch
over to OC mode and
loosen the locking screw on
the valve housing nut.
Adjust the valve tube and

servo valve.
.
9
Screw the valve tube and

diaphragm to lower the w.c.
To increase the w.c,
screw them away from the
diaphragm.
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Repeat Action #7, #8 and

#9 untill the correct cracking Once 30 cm w.c has been
pressure of 30 cm w.c has
set, do a final test with
10 been set.
the locking screw firmly
tightened.
11
12
Cracking pressure in OC
mode.
The cracking pressure in OC

mode is not set but it should
be between 30 - 70 mm w.c.
Disconnect the mouthpiece

from the test box 1st stage.
Release the pressure

between the 1st stage and
moputhpiece and disconnect
the LP hose from the 1st
stage.
Adjustment is completed.
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8. Scrubber Canister Housing
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6010-006 Round pack top
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
Part No
6010-139
6010-265
0015-533
6010-192
6010-191
0014-013
0013-265
6010-129
0310-108
0010-402
Description
Top half
Top support
O-ring
CL_Interface
Diverter
O-ring
O-ring
Screw Delta PT20x8 WN5452
Screw Delta PT 40x8
O-ring
Nmbr
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
12
4
2
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0000-361 Round Pack Housing incl. helicoil
Item
1
2
3
Part No
6010-138
0310-134
6010-246
Description
Round Pack Housing
Screw MRT M6x40
Heli coil plus
Nmbr
1
6
4
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SERVICE MANUAL - Discovery MkVI
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6011-011 Molprod Bottom
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part No
6010-214
0014-293
6010-236
0310-108
6010-176
0015-533
6010-264
Description
Can bottom
O-ring
Sponge
Screw Delta PT 40x8
Screw foot
O-ring
Sponge washer
Nmbr
1
1
1
1
4
2
1
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Item
1
2
3
Part No
0014-292
6010-215
0014-293
Description
O-ring
Can top
O-ring
Nmbr
1
1
1
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6011-012 Molprod Top
Page 80

6010-006 Round pack
Disassembly
Parts
6010-006 Round pack
6010-138 Round pack housing
1
0310-108 Screw x 2
6010-192 CL interface
0013-265 O-ring
2
0310-108 Screw x 2
6010-191 Diverter
0015-533 O-ring
0010-402 O-ring x 2
6010-191 Diverter
0014-013 O-ring
Picture
Unscrew the 6 screws

that attaches the Round
pack to the Round pack
housing.
Unscrew both 0310-108

screws.
Push the CL interface up
and inwards.
Remove o-ring 0013-265
Unscrew both 0310-108

screws.
Pull the Diverter out.
Remove O-ring 0014013 from the Diverter
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Tools/Instructions
Page 81

6010-006 Round pack
Cleaning
After all o-rings have been removed, we recommend that all plastic round pack parts are placed
in a container with a mix of warm water and dish washing deturgent and that the parts are left
there to soak for 15 - 20 minutes. This will be enough to disolve most dirt and grease from the
parts.
All screws should be placed in a 10% acid solution for aprox. 10 minutes or washed in an ultra
sonic cleaner.
After the soak, let the parts air dry until they are completly dry.

6010-006 Round pack
Inspection
Parts
- Threads
6010-265 Top support

6010-192 CL Interface x 2
6010-139 Top half
6010-191 Diverter
Check all parts and threads for

damages.
6010-129 Screw x 12
0310-108 Screw x 4
3
Check all threads for damage
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Picture
Check the six threads, used to

attach the round pack to the
housing, for damage.
Tools/Instructions
Page 82

6010-006 Round pack
Assembly
Parts
0014-013 O-ring
6010-191 Diverter
1
Tools/Instructions
Picture
R
Mount o-ring
0010-402 O-ring x 2
6010-191 Diverter
2
R
Mount o-rings
0015-533 O-ring
6010-191 Diverter
0310-108 Screws PT 40 x 2
6010-138 Top half
3
Place the 0015-533

o-ring between the
Diverter and top half.
Mount the Diverter on
to the top half with two
screws.
Max Torque: 1,23 Nm
0013-265 O-ring
6010-192 CL Interface
Place the o-ring on
the groove on the CL
interface.
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6010-192 CL Interface
6010-139 Top half
0310-108 Screw PT 40 x 2
5
Place the CL interface in

designated place on the
Top Half. Attach the CL
interface with the screw.
Max Torque: 1,23 Nm
Page 83

6010-138 Round Pack housing
Disassembly
We recommend you only do this step if there is something wrong with the tank band(s) or if there is damage to the grooves
where the bumpers are attached.
Parts
0310-134 Screw x 6
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Make sure all six (6)

screws are removed.
6010-242 Bumper
2
0000-016 Tank belt x 4

3
Remove the bumbers by

pulling them upwards,
along the houing untill
they come loose
Remove the tank belts
by pulling them upwards,
along the groove they
are slid in to, until they
come off.
6010-246 Heli coils x 4

Do not remove the heli
coils from the housing.
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Page 84

Cleaning
We recommend that the round pack housing is placed in a container with a mix of warm water
and dish washing deturgent and that the part is left there to soak for 15 - 20 minutes. This will
be enough to disolve most dirt and grease from the part.
After the soak, let the part air dry until it is compleatly dry.

Inspection
Parts
Lubricate the threads.

Apply some loctite 8023
anti corrosion paste on
the heli coils.
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Picture
Inspect heli coil inserts

for signs of damage.
Lubricate the threads.
Apply some loctite 8023
anti corrosion paste on
the heli coils.
Tools/Instructions
Inspect threads for signs
of damage.
Inspect the whole

housing for signs
of damage and/or
corrosion.
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6011-011 Molprod bottom
Disassembly
Parts
6010-236 Sponge
1
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Remove the sponge.
0014-293 O-ring
0015-533 O-ring x 2
2
Remove the o-rings
6010-176 Screw, foot

6010-214 Can bottom
3
Do not remove the

screws from the can
bottom

Cleaning
After the soak, let the parts air dry until they are compleatly dry.
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We recommend that all parts of the Molprod bottom are placed in a container with a mix of
warm water and dish washing deturgent and that the parts are left there to soak for 15 - 20
minutes. This will be enough to disolve most dirt and grease from the parts.
Page 86

Assembly
Parts
6010-236 Sponge
1
0014-293 O-ring
0015-533 O-ring x 2
2
Tools/Instructions
Place the new sponge
in the centre of the Can
bottom.
Picture
Mount the o-rings on the

Can bottom.

6011-012 Molprod top
Parts
0014-292 O-ring
0014-293 O-ring
1
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Remove the o-rings
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Disassembly
Page 87

Cleaning
We recommend that the Molprod top is placed in a container with a mix of warm water and dish
washing deturgent and that the part is left there to soak for 15 - 20 minutes. This will be enough
to disolve most dirt and grease from the part.
After the soak, let the part air dry until it is compleatly dry.

6011-012 Molprod top
Assembly
Parts
0014-292 O-ring
0014-293 O-ring
Picture
R
Mount the o-rings on the

Molprod top.
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Tools/Instructions
Page 88
9. Breathing loop
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Breathing loop components: 6010-020 Right counter lung
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Part No
6010-008
6010-011
6010-018
6010-133
6010-277
0000-180
0013-187
0000-182
Description
Lung shell right
T-Section
Innerbladder right
T-Lunginsert
Ring nut valve insert
Automatic outlet valve
O-ring
Valve patch Flexisuit
Nmbr
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
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7. Breathing loop
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Breathing loop components: 6010-021 Left counter lung
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part No
6010-009
6010-011
6010-019
6010-133
6010-273
6010-277
0013-187
Description
Lung shell left
T-Section
Innerbladder left
T-Lunginsert
Blind insert
O-ring
Nmbr
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
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7. Breathing loop
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Breathing loop components: 6010-011 T-section
Item
1
2
3
4
Part No
6010-131
6010-130
0010-140
0013-261
Description
T-top
T-Bone
O-ring
O-ring
Nmbr
1
1
1
1
Page 91
7. Breathing loop
Breathing loop components: 0132-003 CC hose (x 4)
Description
CC hose
O-ring
Nmbr
1
2
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Item Part No
1
0132-003
2
0013-261
NOTE: The CC hoses connections can not be disassembled.

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7. Breathing loop
Breathing loop components: Counter lungs
Disassembly
Parts
6010-277 Ring nut valve insert
Tools/Instructions
Unscrew the Ring nut
valve insert from the
inner bladder threads
6010-133 T-lung insert

6010-273 Blind insert
Pull out the T-lung

inserts and Blind insert
from the inner bladder
threads.
0000-180 Automatic outlet valve
Un-screw the automatic

outlet valve from the
right side (exhale)
counter lung.
Picture
6010-008 Lung shell right

6010-009 Lung shell left
6010-018 Inner bladder right
6010-019 Inner bladder left
Open the zipper on the

lung shell and take out
the inner bladders.6
7. Breathing loop
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Breathing loop components: T-section

Disassembly
Parts
6010-131 T-top
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Unscrew the T-top from

the T-section
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7. Breathing loop
Breathing loop components:
Cleaning
All o-rings that are attached to any parts of the breathing loop should be removed, using the
o-ring remover.
It is recommended that when servicing the Discovery MkVI rebreather, all breathing loop
components should be disinfected.
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- We recommend that you use a disinfection liquid by the name of Gigasept.

- Follow all the safety instructions on the bottle/box.
- Mix a 5% Gigasept solution (5% Gigasept, 95% water) in a suitable container.
- Lower the CC hoses, T-connections and all other plastic parts in the solution.
- Lower the inner bladders in the solution and let them fill up with the liquid.
- Let all parts soak in the solution for 40 minutes.
- When the parts are done soaking, wash them in clean water.
Page 94
7. Breathing loop
Breathing loop components: CC hoses, counter lungs and T-sections
Inspection
Parts
6010-277 Ring nut valve insert
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Make sure the part is intact and

without damage.
6010-273 Blind insert

Make sure the part is intact and
without damage.
0000-180 Automatic outlet valve

Make sure the valve isnt
damaged and that it can turn
without any problems.

Check the lung shells for damage

and/or holes.
Check inner bladders for holes
or damage, and make sure the
connection threads are intact.6
6010-130 T-bone
6010-131 T-top
Check the housing, top and the
threads for damage.
6010-270 CC hose
6
Make sure the CC hoses arent

damaged and that there are no
holes in them.
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Page 95
7. Breathing loop
Breathing loop components: CC hoses
Assembly
Parts
6010-270 CC hose
0013-261 O-ring
Replace the O-rings
Picture
R
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Tools/Instructions
Page 96
7. Breathing loop
Breathing loop components: T-sections
Assembly
Parts
6010-130 T-bone
0013-261 O-ring
1
Tools/Instructions
Replace o-ring
Replace o-ring
6010-131 T-top
0010-140 O-ring
2
Picture
6010-131 T-top
6010-130 T-bone
Assemble the T-top and

the T-bone. Be careful
with the threads.
6010-011 T-section
Repeat step 1 - 3 on the
second T-section.
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Page 97
7. Breathing loop
Breathing loop components: Counter lungs
Assembly
Parts
6010-133 T-lung insert x 2

0013-187 O-rings x 6
0610-273 Blind insert x 1
3
0610-273 Blind insert x 1
4
6010-277 Ring nut valve insert x 3
5
0000-182 Valve patch
0000-180 Autom. outlet valve
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Picture
Insert the inner bladder

in to the outer bladder.
Align the inner bladder
male threads with the
(The inner bladder right, is the one top end hole of the outer
with white female threads)
bladder.
6010-133 T-lung insert x 2
Tools/Instructions
R
Replace the o-rings
Mount the T-lung insert

with o-rings attached in
the top thread on each
lung.
Mount the blind insert
with o-rings attached in
the bottom thread on the
left side lung
Mount the Ring nut valve
inserts on each male
thread on both lungs.
Mount the Autom. outlet
valve and valve patch on
the lower female thread
of the right side lung.
Make sure the fabric of
the outer lung is properly
aligned to avoid leaks.
6010-011 T-section x 2
7
Mount the T-sections,

one on each counter
lung.
Make sure the water trap
is mounted correctly!
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10. Electronics module and battery

6010-039 O2 sensor base Cpl. & 6010-047 Electronics module
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Item
10
11
12
Part No
6010-205
0013-215
0013-214
Description
O2 sensor base
O-ring
O-ring
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Part No
6010-036
6010-039
0015-467
0015-461
6011-005
6011-004
6010-044
6010-045
6010-014
Nmbr
1
1
1
Description
Electronics module
2 sensor base compl.
O-ring
O-ring
Battery pack
To the Display
To the HP sensor w. banjo Dil
To the HP sensor w. banjo O2
To the HUD
Nmbr
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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6011-005 Battery pack and 6011-015 Battery charger
Item
1
2
3
Part No
6011-005
6011-015
0013-038
Description
Battery pack
Battery charger
O-ring
Nmbr
1
1
1
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0005-006 Banjo 90 HP O2 and 3291 Banjo 90 HP
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0005-006
Item
1
2a
2b
3
4
5a
5b
6
Part No
3292
0011-276
0010-353
3293
3294
0011-277
0010-354
1095
3291
Description
Banjo screw
O-ring Viton (2782 59)
O-ring
Banjo house
Spacer
O-ring (2918)
Strangle screw
Nmbr
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
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6010-047 Electronics module
Disassembly
Parts
6011-005 Battery pack
1
Tools/Instructions
Picture
The battery pack should

have been removed
from the electronics
unit before the service
began.
0015-461 O-ring
0015-467 O-ring
2
Remove the o-rings
0013-214 O-ring
0013-215 O-ring
3
Remove the o-rings

Cleaning
Do NOT submerge/soak the whole electronics module in any liquid!
Doing that might cause damage to the electronics.
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Use a damp cloth to clean the electronics module up, if needed.

The only two parts of the electronics module that may be submerged/soaked in liquid is the
display unit and the HUD.

Inspection
Parts
1
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Check the Electronics

module for damage
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Inspection
Parts
2
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Check the hoses/wires

to the HP sensors, the
HP sensors, HUD and
primary display for holes
and/or damage.

Check the Primary
display and HUD for
damages.
If any part of the

electronics module is
damaged, the whole
module needs to be sent
to the local Distributor.
Do NOT attempt to
repair the module!
Check:
- Cables to the O2
sensors.
- O2 sensor connections.
- Battery connections.
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Assembly
Parts
0015-461 O-ring
0015-467 O-ring
1
Tools/Instructions
Mount the o-rings
Picture
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0013-214 O-ring
0015-215 O-ring
2
Mount the o-rings

0005-006 Banjo 90 HP O2
Disassembly
Do not disassemble the O2 Banjo connection in the clean room environment. All parts
shall be taken to the clean room environment after inspection and after the pre-cleaning
process if such is needed. Otherwise you risk to contaminate the clean room environment.
New parts should be stored in its original packing until it is time for assembly.
Parts
0011-277 O-ring (2918 59)
1
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Remove the o-ring
3294 Spacer
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Remove the spacer
3293 Banjo house

3
Remove the banjo house
0011-276 O-ring (2782 59) x 2

4
Remove the o-rings
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0005-006 Banjo 90 HP O2
Cleaning
Cleaning for Oxygen Use
to. Only then can Poseidon guarantee the part will be cleaned to a cleanliness level which is
Spec.)
discarded.
The safety of your customer and yourself depends on you carefully and strictly following these instructions. Negligence in
any step can cause serious injury or even death.
Keep hands and tools clean and free from grease, except for what is required and stated in this manual. We recommend
that you use lint-free gloves when handling parts used with O2.
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0005-006 Banjo 90 HP O2
Assembly
Use protective clothing to prevent dust, fingerprints, hair, and particles to contaminate.
Use only dedicated and cleaned tools.
Ensure your oxygen handling is in conjunction with national laws.
Ensure no foreign contaminants, such as e.g. liquids, grease, particulate, dust, and mist can enter into the cleanroom
area.
Parts
0011-276 O-ring (2782 59) x 2
Tools/Instructions
Mount the o-rings
Picture
3293 Banjo house

Thread the Banjo house
on to the Banjo screw,
over the o-rings.
3294 Spacer
3
Mount the spacer
Mount the o-rings
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0011-277 O-ring (2918 59)
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3291 Banjo 90 HP
Disassembly
Parts
0011-277 O-ring (2918)
1
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Remove the o-ring
3294 Spacer
2
Remove the spacer
3293 Banjo house

3
Remove the banjo house
0010-353 O-ring (2782) x 2
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Remove the o-rings

3291 Banjo 90 HP
Cleaning
The metal parts of the 3291 Banjo connection can be cleaned using an ultra sonic washer or
placed in a 10% acid solution bat for 10 minutes.
Air dry the parts after cleaning.
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0000-160 Banjo 90 HP
Assembly
Parts
0010-353 O-ring (2782) x 2
Tools/Instructions
Mount the o-rings
Picture
3293 Banjo house

Thread the Banjo house
on to the Banjo screw,
over the o-rings.
3294 Spacer
3
Mount the spacer
0011-277 O-ring (2918)
Mount the o-rings
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6011-005 Battery pack with 6011-015 Charger
Inspection
Parts
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Check the battery

pack for damage. If its
damaged, it needs to be
replaced.

0013-038 O-ring
R
Remove and replace the
O-ring

6011-015 Battery Charger
3

Make sure that the

battery is charging
and that the charger is
working according to
instructions.

4
Allow the battery to be

fully charged.
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Connect the battery

charger to a power
outlet.
Place the battery in the
charger.
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11. Valves
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0410-100 Diluent valve - 200 bar
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Part No
6010-263
2572
3063
2569
1037
1002
2597
0010-006
0012-028
0015-627
1006
4414
4416-BK
Description
Tank valve housing
Valve spindle
Water protection pipe
Sealing nut
Valve cone
Spring nut
Washer
O-ring
O-ring
O-ring
Gasket
Spring
Tank handle
Nmbr
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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10. Valves
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0410-101 Oxygen valve - 200 bar
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Part No
6010-263
2572
3063
2569
1037
1002
2597
0011-003
0011-037
0016-382
1006
4414
4416-WE
Description
Tank valve housing
Valve spindle
Water protection pipe
Sealing nut
Valve cone
Spring nut
Washer
O-ring viton
O-ring viton
O-ring viton
Gasket
Spring
Tank handle
Nmbr
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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10. Valves
0410-100 Diluent valve - 200 bar and 0410-101 Oxygen valve - 200 bar
The service instructions described in this section ONLY apply to the Poseidon valves, with
article number 0410-100 and 0410-101, that are delivered with the Discovery MkVI EU version.
These valves do not contain any busr disc, and can not be used in the USA or any other country
where a burst disc in the valve is required.
10. valves
Disassembly
Do not disassemble the O2 valve in the clean room environment. All parts shall be
taken to the clean room environment after inspection and after the pre-cleaning process
if such is needed. Otherwise you risk to contaminate the clean room environment. New
The valves should be removed from the tank(s) before the servicing process starts.
DO NOT service the valves while they are connected to the tank(s)!!
Parts
0410-101 oxygen valve
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Picture
Unscrew the valve from

the oxygen tank.
Tools/Instructions
1002 Spring nut

Unscrew the spring
nut with a 6 mm allen
wrench.
4414 Spring
3
Remove the spring
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10. valves
Disassembly
Parts
4416-we Tank handle
2597 Washer
4
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Remove the tank handle

and the washer
0011-003 O-ring
5
Remove the o-ring
2569 Sealing nut

6
2572 Valve spindel

1006 gasket
7
Place the valve in a

fixture/vice.
Remove the sealing nut
with a 19 key.
Pull the valve spindle out

from the sealing nut and
remove the gasket.
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Remove the o-ring.
1037 Valve cone

Use a screwdriver to
unscrew the Valve cone.
0016-382 O-ring
10
Remove the O-ring
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10. Valves
Cleaning
Cleaning for Oxygen Use
to. Only then can Poseidon guarantee the part will be cleaned to a cleanliness level which is
Spec.)
discarded.
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Keep hands and tools clean and free from grease, except for what is required and stated in this manual. We recommend
that you use lint-free gloves when handling parts used with O2.
When the Oxygen valve is removed, the oxygen tank shoudl be cleaned in accordence with industry standard cleaning
instructions and procedures.
10. Valves
Inspection
Check all parts for signs of damage.
Scratch marks on critical parts may cause the valve to leak.
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10. valves
Assembly
Parts
1037 valve cone
1
Tools/Instructions
Apply some oxygen
grease #1 to the threads
of the valve cone.
Picture
1037 Valve cone

Screw the valve cone all
the way to the bottom of
the valve housing.
0011-003 O-ring
3
Thread the o-ring on to

the valve spindle.
2572 Valve spindel
1006 gasket
Thread the gasket on to

the valve spindle.
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2572 Valve spindle

2569 Sealing nut
0011-037 O-ring
2569 Sealing nut

2572 Valve spindle
6
2569 Sealing nut

7
Thread the sealing nut

over the Valve spindle.
Mount the o-ring on the
sealing nut.
Place the valve spindle

in the valve housing, so
that the flat end fits into
the groove on the valve
cone.
Screw the Sealing nut
in to the valve housing,
using a torque wrench.
Torque: 30 N
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10. valves
Assembly
Parts
2579 Washer
4416-WE Tank handle
8
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Thread the washer and

tank handle on to the
Sealing nut.
4416-WE Tank handle

Unscrew the tank handle
counter clock wise untill
it stops.
4414 Spring
Place the spring in the
hole on the top of the
Tank handle.
10
1002 Spring nut

Attach the spring nut
with a 6 mm Allen key.
Tighten with hand force.
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10. valves
0410-100 Valve - 200 bar
Disassembly
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Parts
0410-100 Valve
1
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Unscrew the valve from

the diluent tank.
1002 Spring nut

Unscrew the spring
nut with a 6 mm allen
wrench.
4414 Spring
3
Remove the spring
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10. valves
Disassembly
Parts
4416-we Tank handle
2597 Washer
4
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Remove the tank handle

and the washer
0010-006 O-ring
5
Remove the o-ring
2569 Sealing nut

6
2572 Valve spindel

1006 gasket
7
Place the valve in a

fixture/vice.
Remove the sealing nut
with a 19 key.
Pull the valve spindle out

from the sealing nut and
remove the gasket.
0012-028 O-ring
8
Remove the o-ring.
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1037 Valve cone

Use a screwdriver to
unscrew the Valve cone.
0015-627 O-ring
10
Remove the O-ring
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10. Valves
0410-100 Valve - 200 bar
Cleaning
All metal parts of the valve can either be washed in an ultra sonic washer or submerged in a
container with a 10% acid solution for 10 - 15 minutes.
Rinse all parts in water after the wash.
Let the parts air dry.
10. Valves
0410-100 Valve - 200 bar
Inspection
Check all parts for signs of damage.
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Scratch marks on critical parts may cause the valve to leak.
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10. valves
0410-100 Valve - 200 bar
Assembly
Parts
1037 valve cone
1
Tools/Instructions
Apply some regulator
grease to the threads of
the valve cone.
Picture
1037 Valve cone

Screw the valve cone all
the way to the bottom of
the valve housing.
0010-006 O-ring
R
Thread the o-ring on to
the valve spindle.
2572 Valve spindel

1006 gasket
Thread the gasket on to

the valve spindle.
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2572 Valve spindle

2569 Sealing nut
0011-037 O-ring
2569 Sealing nut

2572 Valve spindle
6
2569 Sealing nut

7
Thread the sealing nut

over the Valve spindle.
Mount the o-ring on the
sealing nut.
Place the valve spindle

in the valve housing, so
that the flat end fits into
the groove on the valve
cone.
Screw the Sealing nut
in to the valve housing,
using a torque wrench.
Torque: 30 N
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10. valves
0410-100 Valve - 200 bar
Assembly
Parts
2579 Washer
4416-WE Tank handle
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Thread the washer and

tank handle on to the
Sealing nut.
4416-WE Tank handle

9
Unscrew the tank handle

counter clock wise untill
it stops.
4414 Spring
Place the spring in the
hole on the top of the
Tank handle.
10
1002 Spring nut

11
Attach the spring nut

with a 6 mm Allen key.
Tighten with hand force.
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0410-100 Valve 200 bar and 0410-101 Oxygen valve - 200 bar
Mounting on tanks
When mounting the valve(s) on to the the tank(s), they should be tightend using a torque wrench.
Torque forces:
Mounting on an aluminum tank: 90 +/- 10 Nm
Mounting on an steel tank: 90 +/- 10 Nm
If a lubricat is applied to the valve threads prior to mounting the valve on a tank, make sure that a oxygen approved
lubricant is used before mounting the oxygen valve on an oxygen clean tank!
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12. Final assembly
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6011-000 MkVI Discovery EU, 6011-020 Mk VI Discovery US
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
12
13
14
14
15
16
17
18
Part No
6011-003
6010-047
0132-003
0000-116
6010-011
0400-100
0400-101
6010-021
6010-020
0410-101
0410-100
0110-002
0110-003
0110-000
6011-001
0005-055
0100-006
0130-004
0130-017
0130-018
Description
Roundpack
Electronics module
CC Hose compl.
Tank band Discovery MkVI
T-section
3L 200 bar tank DIL (EU)
3L 200 bar tank O2 (EU)
Counter lung left
Counter lung right
Tank valve O2 (EU)
Tank valve DIL (EU)
Xstream Oxy M26 (EU)
Xstream Duration G5/8 (US)
Xstream Deep
Mouthpiece
Mouthpiece G2
Jetstream Octopus Mk3
LP Hose 90 cm
LP hose DIL 16 cm
LP hose O2 16 cm
Nmbr
1
1
4
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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11. Final assembly

This chapter describes the steps to assemble and prepare the MkVI Discovery for after service
testing.
Assembly
Parts
0000-160 Tank band
6010-242 Bumper

6010-006 Round pack
2

3
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Mount the tank bands on

the sides of the round pack
housing. Push the bumpers
in to place on the round pack
housing.
Mount the Round pack on the
top of the round pack housing
and secure it with the six
screws.
Mount the molprod bottom on
the bottom end of the round
pack housing. Secure with the
four screws.

Mount the electronics module
on to the round pack and
secure it with the two screws.
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0410-100 Tank valve DIL

0400-100 3L Alum. tank, 200 bar
ONLY EU
0410-101 Tank valve O2

0400-100 3L Alum. tank, 200 bar
ONLY EU
6010-016 CC hose compl. x 2

6010-006 Round pack
7
Mount the DIL (black) tank

valve on to the DIL tank.
Mount the O2 tank valve on to

the O2 tank.
Mount one CC loop hose on

each CL Interface on the round
pack.
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11. Final assembly

Assembly
Parts
6010-021 Counter lung, left
6010-020 Counter lung, right
8
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Connect the left side CC loop

hose to the T-section of the left
counter lung.
Connect the right side CC loop
hose to the T-section of the
right counter lung.

6010-021 Counter lung, left
6010-020 Counter lung, right
6011-001 Mouthpiece
Connect the left counter lung

T-section with the inhale side
of the mouthpiece.
Connect the right counter lung
T-section with the exhale side
of the mouthpiece.

Connect the O2 clean (white)
0110-002 Xstream Oxygen (EU)
HP sensor (Banjo 90 O2) to
10 or
0110-002 Xstream Dur. G 5/8 (US) a HP port on the O2 side 1st
stage.
11

0110-000 Xstream Deep
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0110-000 Xstream Deep

0130-004 LP hose 90 cm
12 6011-001 Mouthpiece
Connect the DIL HP sensor

(Banjo 90 DIL) to a HP port on
the DIL side 1st stage.
Connect the ADV with a LP
port on the DIL 1st stage, with
the 90 cm polyurethan hose.

or
Connect a LP port on the
0110-002 Xstream Dur. G 5/8 (US)
Xstream Oxygen/Duration
13 0130-018 LP hose O2 16 cm
1st stage with the solenoid
connection marked O2, using
the 16 cm O2 LP hose.
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11. Final assembly

Assembly
Parts
0110-000 Xstream Deep (US)
0130-018 LP hose DIL 16 cm
14
0400-100 3L Alum. tank DIL

0400-101 3L Alum. tank O2
15
0400-100 3L Alum. tank DIL

0110-000 Xstream Deep (US)
16
Tools/Instructions
Picture
Connect a LP port on the

Xstream Deep 1st stage
with the solenoid connection
marked DIL, using the 16 cm
DIL LP hose.
With the tank bands, attach the

DIL tank to the Left side of the
round pack housing and the
O2 tank o the Right side of the
round pack housing.
Connect the Xstream Deep

(black) 1st stage to the DIL
(black) tank valve.
0400-101 3L Alum. tank O2

Connect the Xstream Oxygen
or
(white) / Xtream Duration
17 0110-002 Xstream Dur. G 5/8 (US)
(green) 1st stage to the O2
(white) tank valve.
0100-006 Jetstream Octo. Mk3
19
Do NOT insert the battery in to

the electronics unit!
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18
Connect the Jetstream Mk 3

Octopus to a LP port on the
Xstream Deep 1st stage.
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13. Final test and upgrade

Final test - preparations
Before you start the test procedures, please make sure that the following has been done:

- The Discovery MkVI rebreather has been assembled as per instructions

- There is enough diluent gas (air) in the diluent tank
- There is enough 100% oxygen in the oxygen tank
- The battery is sufficiently charged
- All hoses are properly connected to the different parts of the unit
- There is a scrubber inserted in the round pack housing
- You have the latest version of the Discovery MkVI user Guide available
Upgrade - preparations
To perform the upgrade procedure, you need the following:

- A computer with an IrDa port / Adapter

- The latest version of the PC config software (http://www.poseidon.com)
- The latest version of the Firmware (http://www.poseidon.com)
- Make sure the HUD is NOT mounted on the mouthpiece.
Service interval date - preparations

To set the service interval date, you need the following:
- A computer with a working IrDa port / Adapter.
- The latest verson of the PC Config software.
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Final test
To perform the functionallity of the MkVI, after it has been serviced, do the following:

1. Perform an Intact Breathing Loop verification.

Inspect all breathing-hose connections to ensure that they are properly attached. The
attachment nuts should be hand tight and the nuts should be screwed down flush
against the receiver manifolds in all 8 locations (two at the top of the gas processor;
four at the shoulder ports; and two at the mouthpiece). Also at this time, make sure
the right counterlung dump valve is fully closed (turned all the way clockwise). This is
important for the pre-dive routine that automatically follows power-up.
2. Perform a Negative Loop Test

Before powering-up the electronics, it is important to check the integrity of the breathing loop.
To conduct a manual negative-pressure loop test, first secure the exhalation counterlung over-pressure checkvalve by tightening it inward to its full extent using a clockwise rotation (when viewed standing in front of the valve and looking at the valve). Place
the mouthpiece switch lever to closedcircuit (CC) position and inhale any residual gas
within the breathing loop, exhaling it through the nose to remove it from the breathing
loop. Repeat this procedure several times until you have pulled as strong a vacuum
on the breathing loop as you can, and then quickly switch the mouthpiece to OC position to hold the vacuum inside the breathing loop. The breathing hoses will contract
until no more breathing gas can be pulled from the loop.
With the mouthpiece in the OC position, observe over a period of a minute or two
whether the breathing hoses expand from their contracted state, and the counterlungs
show signs of relaxing or inflating slightly. If they do, then there is a leak somewhere
in the breathing loop. This could be caused by any number of reasons including but
not limited to any of the following:
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Improper hose connection (hose not connected or incompletely connected)

Missing or failed o-ring in a hose connection or a Shoulder Port connection
Tear in a counterlung or hose
Failed overpressure checkvalve
CO2 cartridge lid not in place; or o-rings damaged or missing
Mouthpiece o-rings damaged or missing
When the Negative Loop test has been performed successfully, move to the next
step.
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Final test

3. Power up the unit

As the power-up procedure may differ between different Firmware versions, its recommended that you verify the proper start-up procedure for the Firmware version
installed in the unit you are about to test, by refering to the appropreate User Guide
version.
4. Verify the Firmware version

In the MkVI User Guide, you will find instructions on how to verify what Firmware version is installed in the unit you have started up. Make a note of the version installed.
If it isnt the latest Firmware version that is installed, we recommend that you perform
a Firmware upgrade as described later in this chapter.
5. Pre-Dive Check
Allow the unit to perform a Pre-Dive check.
If the unit passes the Pre-Dive check, then it has been properly serviced.
If the unit DOES NOT pass the Pre-Dive check, make a note of the test the unit failed
on and refer to the MkVI User Guide to find whats causing the failure.
Correct any problem(s) that causes the Pre-Dive check to fail and re do steps 1 - 5 in
this list.
Do NOT return the unit to its owner, if it fails the Pre-Dive check!
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The instructions in this service manual must be followed in detail step by step.
Negligence can cause serious injury or even death.
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Firmware upgrade
If the MkVI that you have serviced does not contain the latest Firmware version, its
recommended that you perform a Firmware upgrade.
As the software used to perform a Firmware upgrade might differ between different Firmware
versions, its recommended that you refer to the release notes of the most current Firmware
version. DO NOT LOSE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE MkVI AND YOUR PC
DURING THE UPDATE!

Service interval Date update
When the unit has passed the Pre-Dive check and the latest Firmware version has been verified
(or installed), the last thing you do it to reset the Service Interval Date.
Check the user guide for the latest version of the Diagnostics PC Software for instructions of
how to reset the Service Interval Date.
Make sure that the RTC time on the unit is set correctly, as this might cause a Service
interval test failure if it isnt.

Service Documentation
We recommend that when the service and update process has been compleated, a service
check list is created and a copy of it is handed to the customer.
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This protocall should contain the following information:

- Who performed the service

- When was the service performed
- Who performed the Pre-dive check after the service
- Did the unit pass the Pre-dive check (Yes/No)
- Error messages during the Pre-dive check
- Was a Firmware update performed (yes/no)
- What Firmware version was installed
- What Firmware version was it upgraded to
- Who performed the upgrade
- Has the Service Interval Date been set
The next page contains an example of a Service Checklist.

We also recommend that you do NOT return the unit to its owner in such assembled state, that
it can be Immediately dived with. Remove the CC hoses, T-connections and mouthpiece prior to
delivery, to ensure that the diver will have to assemble the unit and perform a pre-dive check.
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SERVICE CHECKLIST - DISCOVERY MKVI

Work note no:
Date recieved:
Date returned:
Unit serial no:

Battery serial no:
Service Center
Customer
Name:
Name:
Address:
Address:
Zip:
Zip:
City:
City:
Country:
Country:
Phone:
Phone:
E-mail:
E-mail:
Sign*:
*Customer signature when leaving the unit at the service center
Service performed
Notes
1st stages, Diluent & Oxygen

Octopus
LP Hoses
Mouthpiece (ADV)
CC Hoses (x 4)
Counter lungs, Compl. (x 2)
Roundpack with Canister housing, Compl.
Firmware updated:
Approved by: JN
Electronics unit, compl.
Yes
No
Yes
No
Old Firmware version:
Valves, Diluent and Oxygen
New Firmware version:
Other
Pre-Dive check passed:
Firmware update
Yes
No
Updated by:
Update date:
Error messages during Pre-Dive check:
Service interval date

Service intervall date set:
Serviced by:
Service date:
Set by:
Set date:
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First stages
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First stages
Item #
Description
Qty
0012-028
0011-037
0003-214
4778
4878
4552
2918
0011-277
4579-BK
4579-GN
4579-WE
O-ring (Deep)
O-ring, viton (Duration)
O-ring. viton (Oxygen EN 144-3)
Conn. stem 1.stage 90 Xstream Deep / Duration (G 5/8)
Conn. stem 1.stage Oxygen EN 144-3
O-ring (Deep)
O-ring (Duration/Oxygen)
Line protector Xstream, black
Line protector Xstream, green
Line protector Xstream, white
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
6010-233
Housing 1.stage 90 Xstream
4555
0000-149
0015-059
0016-036
4758
4760
4764
4777
4563
0015-012
4762
4559
4564
Spring for ball Xstream

Ruby Ball 1.stage Xstream
O-ring (Deep)
O-ring, viton (Duration/Oxygen)
Valve seat holder Xstream
Valve seat spring Xstream
Lower pin guide Xstream
O-ring
Upper pin guide Xstream
Actuating pin, Xstream
Roll.diaphragm 1.stage Xstream
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4565
Pressure plate 1.stage Xstream
4763
4570-BK
4570-GN
4570-WE
0000-140
4568
Adjust. spring 1.stage Xstream

Barrier 1.stage Xstream black
Barrier 1.stage Xstream green
Barrier 1.stage Xstream white
Cover Xstream 1st stage, chrome
Screw cover M3x10 Xstream
1
1
1
1
1
3
0000-141
Adjustment screw, chrome
2680
Blindscrew UNF7/16
2679
Blindscrew UNF3/8
0010-353
0013-164
O-ring (Deep)
O-ring, EPDM (Duration/oxygen)
5
5
4576-BK
4576-GN
0000-150
Wheel G5/8 Xstream, black

Wheel G5/8 Xstream, green
Wheel Xstream, White (Oxygen EN 144-3)
1
1
1
3726
Valve sealing
3725
Valve piston
1180
Pressure spring
3727
Locking screw
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# Item #
Description
Qty
0000-130
Hose Adapter
0130-002
LP hose, 9/16 - 90 cm / 35,4 inch
0010-355
O-ring
2857
Low pressure valve housing
0010-025
O-ring
3440
Valve insert
0012-007
O-ring
2974
Valve housing nut
2875
Stop screw
10 2787
Rubber plate
11 0015-019
O-ring
12 2839
Valve tube
13 1896
O-ring
14 2786
Servo valve, complete
15 3088
Low pressure valve, complete (parts 3 - 14)
16 3202
Mouth piece
17 1167
Locking strap
18 2711
Switch
19 0010-018
O-ring
20 3121
Housing
21 2794
Lock washer
22 2712
Diaphragm cam
23 3132
Housing, 2nd stage, incl parts 18-22, Yellow
24 2578
Diaphragm
25 2989
Cover for 2nd stage, yellow
26 2851
Screw
27 2853
Purge button
28 3104
Housing complete incl. parts 16-27, Yellow
Approved by: JN
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LP Hoses
Approved by: JN
Item #
Description
Qty
0130-017 - LP hose 16 cm DIL
0130-018 - LP hose 16 cm O2 (White - EU version)
0130-019 - LP hose 16 cm O2 (Green - US version)
0130-004 - LP hose Polyurethan 9/16-18 90cm
0130-002 - LP hose Mk3 - 9/16-18 90cm (Octopus)
0010-353 - O - ring
0010-009 - O-ring
0010-009 - O-ring
0011-006 - O-ring Viton
1
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Description
6010-000
4532
Qty
Mouthpiece house assembly
Mouthpiece AIR
6010-005
OC outlet
0000-130
Hose adapter
1167
Cable tie
Approved by: JN
Item # Article #
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Mouthpiece: House assembly
Description
Qty
6010-001
Mouthpiece house
4536
Diaphragm cover
4533
0000-232
Membrane mouthpiece
6010-013
6010-010
DV Switch
Approved by: JN
Item # Article #
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Description
Qty
6010-104
Lock nut
6010-257
Plastic washer
6010-012
Barrel magnet
0015-245
O-ring
6010-114
Helix block
0010-120
O-ring
Approved by: JN
Item # Article #
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Item # Article #
Description
Qty
0000-148
Valve house nut
0011-278
O-ring
0012-016
O-ring
0013-001
O-ring
0013-009
O-ring
0013-351
O-ring
2787-07
Rubber plate
2857
2875
Stop screw
10
3440 07
Valve insert
11
2839
Valve tube
12
2786 07
Servo valve
Approved by: JN
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Item # Article #
Description
Qty
6010-116
Membrane holder
0010-032
O-ring
6010-268
Air membrane
Approved by: JN
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Breathing loop components: 6010-020 Right counter lung
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Part No
6010-008
6010-011
6010-018
6010-133
6010-277
0000-180
0013-187
0000-182
Description
Lung shell right
T-Section
Innerbladder right
T-Lunginsert
Automatic outlet valve
O-ring
Valve patch Flexisuit
Nmbr
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
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Breathing loop components: 6010-021 Left counter lung
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part No
6010-009
6010-011
6010-019
6010-133
6010-273
6010-277
0013-187
Description
Lung shell left
T-Section
Innerbladder left
T-Lunginsert
Blind insert
O-ring
Nmbr
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
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Breathing loop components: 6010-011 T-section
Item
1
2
3
4
Part No
6010-131
6010-130
0010-140
0014-034
Description
T-top
T-Bone
O-ring
O-ring
Nmbr
1
1
1
1
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Breathing loop components: 0132-002 CC hose (x 4)
Item Part No
1
0132-002*
2
0013-261
Description
CC hose
O-ring
Approved by: JN
*Replaced hose 6010-016 in March 2010
Nmbr
1
2
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6010-006 Round pack
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
Part No
6010-139
6010-265
0015-533
6010-192
6010-191
0014-013
0013-265
6010-129
0310-108
0010-402
Description
Top half
Top support
O-ring
CL_Interface
Diverter
O-ring
O-ring
Screw Delta PT20x8 WN5452
Screw Delta PT 40x8
O-ring
Nmbr
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
12
4
2
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6010-138 Round Pack Housing
Item
1
2
3
Part No
6010-138
0310-134
6010-246
Description
Round Pack Housing
Screw MRT M6x40
Heli coil plus
Nmbr
1
6
4
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6011-011 Molprod Bottom
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part No
6010-214
0014-293
6010-236
0310-108
6010-176
0015-533
6010-264
Description
Can bottom
O-ring
Sponge
Screw Delta PT 40x8
Screw foot
O-ring
Sponge washer
Nmbr
1
1
1
1
4
2
1
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Item
1
2
3
4
Part No
6010-236
0014-292
6010-215
0014-293
Description
Sponge
O-ring
Can top
O-ring
Nmbr
1
1
1
1
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Item
10
11
12
Part No
6010-205
0013-215
0013-214
Description
O2 sensor base
O-ring
O-ring
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Part No
6010-036
6010-039
0015-467
0015-461
6011-005
6011-004
6010-044
6010-045
6010-014
Nmbr
1
1
1
Description
Electronica module
2 sensor base compl.
O-ring
O-ring
Battery pack
To the Display
To the HP sensor w. banjo Dil
To the HP sensor w. banjo O2
To the HUD
Nmbr
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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6011-005 Battery pack and 6011-015 Battery charger
Item
1
2
3
Part No
6011-005
6011-015
0013-038
Description
Battery pack
Battery charger
O-ring
Nmbr
1
1
1
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0005-006 Banjo 90 HP O2 and 3291 Banjo 90 HP
Approved by: JN
0005-006
Item
1
2a
2b
3
4
5a
5b
6
Part No
3292
0011-276
0010-353
3293
3294
0011-277
0010-354
1095
3291
Description
Banjo screw
O-ring Viton (-)
O-ring
Banjo house
Spacer
O-ring (2918)
Strangle screw
Nmbr
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
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Whenever a Discovery MkVI is serviced, a Service Record Document should always

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Remove old part. Destroy and give back

Poseidon grease #R, article no 8516

Warning. Negligence can cause serious

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Used to remove o-rings.

Open end wrench 6, 13-23 mm

Various open end wrenches in millimeters are

3460 Regulator test

Used to check or finally adjust the regulator.

2297 O-ring remover

0000-457 Testbox Mouthpiece

Used to set the Discovery mouthpiece cracking

4830 Ultra Sonic Cleaner

Used to clean all regulators. Mandatory for

3771 Torque wrench

Used to set the torque on various parts of the 1:st

1246 Allen key 5 mm

Used to unscrew blindplugs and to adjust IP on

2706 Allen key 1,5 mm

Used to untighten and tighten the locking screw on

0000-368 Blind plug MP

Used to blind the inhalation CC loop connection

3605 Combination tool 1

3606 Combination tool 2

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2706 Adjusting tool

Used to to screw and unscrew various parts on the

Used to to screw and unscrew various parts on the

Used to adjust the cracking pressure on the

4593 Allen key 2,5 mm

Used to unscrew and screw the first stage spring

4591 17 mm torque wrench

Used to untighten and tighten the connection

Philips head screwdrivers.

6010-311 O2 sensor tool

Tool used to remove the Oxygen sensors from the

SERVICE MANUAL - Discovery MKVI

Only approved oxygen grease when lubricating

8516 Regulator grease

Used for lubrication of air version regulators.

4835 Poseidon fine clean ultra

4837 Lint free latex gloves

4838 Hair net

You will also need the following:

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