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Old 12-04-2007, 03:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Water in Depth Gauge

I have a older two gauge console that was serviced a year ago. After my last dive I noticed drops of water in my depth gauge. Is it possible to remove it from the console and open it up? Thanks in advance!
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Old 12-04-2007, 04:50 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Yes, you can remove it from the console. After you get it out - through it in the trash. Purchase a new depth gauge and install it in the console. Of course, this is a perfect oportunity to get that new dive computer that inserts into the same size opening in your console ;-)

P.S. please don't take offense at my wise a$$ comments. It is not intended that way. Good luck.
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Old 12-04-2007, 04:53 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I just had that happen to my Tusa gauge that was less then a year old, I sent it back to the manufacturer before the warranty expired.
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I have a older two gauge console that was serviced a year ago. After my last dive I noticed drops of water in my depth gauge. Is it possible to remove it from the console and open it up? Thanks in advance!
I might be possible... unlikely, but possible, however, you would still be left with what to do then..I like the get a new computer idea...
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I do not like agreeing with Near Misses---but dam that is funny. Unless it can be serviced by depot--spend a couple of bucks and get a computer.
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Thanks for the ideas, I will probably go the computer route, I was just hoping I could somehow fix it to keep in my kit as a backup.
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Ok, I got the SPG out of the boot no problem, is there a secret on how to remove the depth gauge?
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I would replace it.. would not want it to fail you on a dive. Especialy when they are so cheap. Or upgrade to a computer.
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I am looking at computers that fit in my gauge boot. I am having a hard time getting the gauge out of the boot, the spg came out easy, but I am a hard time getting out the depth gauge. It feels like it will tear the boot.
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I am looking at computers that fit in my gauge boot. I am having a hard time getting the gauge out of the boot, the spg came out easy, but I am a hard time getting out the depth gauge. It feels like it will tear the boot.
Warm (hot) water should soften the boot and make it more pliable.
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