Owner`s manual

Dive Rite

Ch. 6 Pg. 2

The hose for the bailout regulator should now be connected to the manifold. Loosen one of the

spare 3/8 port plugs using an 4mm Allen Key and install LP hose. If the wing is to be supplied by

the onboard diluent supply, remove the remaining 3/8 port plug and install the LP inflator hose

supplied with the wing.

The hoses and submersible pressure

gauges should now be routed through the

cutout in the mounting frame. The diluent

spg, manual diluent addition hose, bailout

regulator hose, LP inflator for wing (if

connected to onboard diluent regulator)

and LP ADV connection on the diver’s

left and the oxygen SPG and oxygen

manual addition hose on the diver’s right

(DO NOT pass the oxygen solenoid LP

hose). Since the cut-outs in the mounting

plate are just large enough for the spg to

pass through, the spgs must be passed

through the frame before the LP hoses.

Head Assembly

The head assembly houses the oxygen sensors, oxygen

premix tube and the solenoid. The oxygen cells and

harness are shipped in sealed bags. In order to install

the cells, the sensor plate must be removed. The plate

is secured in place with a single SS screw. Remove

the sensor plate and set aside. Inspect the solenoid

cable and insure that it is secure. Next, install the

Oxygen premix tube by inserting into the fitting on the solenoid. When

removal is needed, press on the locking ring and pull on the tube.

The next step is to remove the oxygen cells from the sealed

packaging. It is strongly suggested to inscribe the installation date and

the associated cell location. The numbering of the cells insures that

if during trouble shooting cell positions are swapped the cell can be

returned to its original location. Tracking the mV measurements over

time is useless unless the values always apply to the same cell.

Carefully screw each cell into the associated location (the positions

are marked on the sensor plate).

Cylinders with Hose Clamps

Cylinders with Cam Bands

and Cuttoff Valve on

Solenoid O2 Supply