Oceanic Scuba Diving & Snorkeling - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

A rebuild or simple adjustment can make it stop leaking if it is coming out of mouth piece if it is leaking from anywhere but mouthpiece or hose connection it needs service.

Sounds like your battery power may be low. Strongly recommend you send it to your nearest authorised dealer for a service. Hope that helps.

I think you mean the adjustment knob, because the swivel should always be able to move, it allows for better hose management. It can be removed but I do not see the swivel on the 2nd stage in that pictureIf it is the adjustment knob you will need parts from an oceanic dealer or try scubaboard.com.You might be able to get some grey market stuff It Keep in mind scuba equipment is life support gear and someone could get hurt if it is done wrong

As an ex scuba diver and instructor, I strongly recommend that you bring it back where you bought it and have it checked out professionally. Your regulator is your life. At 20 feet, or even 33 feet, you probably wouldn't have a problem if it malfunctioned but on a deeper dive any problem can be fatal.
I'm not familiar with the particular unit you have but what I said applies to any regulator.If you've completed a dive course like the ones given by NAUI, you would know this. Far more important to make a mistake and be safe than ignore a real potential problem.

it sounds to me like your having a malfunction with the regulator you might want to have it serviced

The operator's manual for the Veo 100NX is available here: http://www.oceanicworldwide.com/p_computers_veo100nx_manuals.html . The direct link to the PDF is: http://www.oceanicworldwide.com/pdf/12-2725-r02.pdf .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

It changes the amount of resistance needed for the air to be released, ie if you are diving at depth you may feel that you are having to work hard to breath, if you adjust the lever it will become easier. In converse as you come to the surface if the reg starts to free flow you can adjust the lever to stop it. Happy bubble blowing :)

There is no manuals for scuba compass, I dont know what scuba school you hold your open water cert with but all scuba organisations such as PADI, SSI etc etc will cover navigation as part of there basic and advanced scuba education.

Generally dive computer batteries are NOT a do it yourself job and need an authorised dealer to undertake. It is imperative that the correct battery is used and that the watch is pressure tested for leaks and calibration. I recommend you send your computer to an authorised scuba service centre. Sorry, hope that helps.

Inflator hoses on the most part are fairly universal and are widely available mail order from the internet, just google for your nearest online scuba store. Cost about $20 us. Hope that helps

Yes you will need to send/take it to your nearest authorised service centre. Try asking your nearest Dive centre or scuba store. They will be able to direct you to the best place. Hope that helps

Hi Mike, never heard of that specific problem, maybe the pressure sensor is faulty. I would strongly recommend that you do not dive with this computer set up until you get it serviced/repaired as it may not be recording data correctly and will not be calculating your correct nitrogen build up.

Has the battery become low in power? Most dive computers when low on power will shut down to preserve any previous dive data stored on them. Unfortunately there is no user changeable parts and it will need to go to an authorised repair shop. Try Googling your local scuba shop for service advice. Hope this helps.

Sorry not familer with this unit, it may be switchable between metric/imperial measurements? Most dive computors are these days? Try a web search for the manual, should tell you how to change it and set it up.What it is currently set to may depend on what part of the world you bought it in. If USA then probably feet, ROTW then probably meters?

Hi,

Please check the manual if it helps:-

http://www.oceanicworldwide.com/pdf/12-2373-r03.pdf

Also you can contact the customer service in the bellow link:-

http://www.scubabasics.com/help.php

Please accept the solution if it's helpful. Do get back to us for any further query.

Hi,

Actually the Transmitter is the problem.It is not reading.You have to change the transmitter.The transmitter is the defective part.You have warranty please go and replace it immediately.


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You mean as in Eos Fdx-io ? I think it stands for 10 (ten)

Try an Oceanic Dealer or contact the company for return instructions.

How about going to a Oceanic dealer? Eh? They should be able sell you the parts and install them. Remember, life support equipment should be serviced annually, and said replacements would be part of that service.

ALT means you are above sea level ALT is short for Altitude.