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2. BUOY POCKET

Buoy pocket is supplied in a set with a backplate or it can

be purchased separately in the offered colors. The pocket

is attached to the backplate with the included eight screws

and nuts. It is used to store, for example, a decompression

buoy, it also increases the comfort of the diver.

Before each use, the compensator must be given a thorough visual inspection

and functional test. Never dive with a BC that shows signs of damage to its

inner bladder, inflation mechanism or valves.

Periodically it is advised to check the buoyancy compensator OPV for damage

or corrosion and the harness straps for signs of significant wear, especially at

the shoulder or waist slots on the backplate.

Inspection checklist

1. Connect the wing inflation mechanism to the breathing gas source using a

quick-release inflator hose. Press and release the inflator button intermittently

to make sure that the airflow is not blocked and that the airflow has stopped

completely when the button is released.

2. Pull on the OPV cord to test the valve spring and seal. Fully inflate the wing

until the overpressure valve opens.

3. Check the operation of the overpressure valve by repeatedly inflating the

wing to make sure that the valve opens to release the overpressure, but closes

immediately so that the inner bladder remains fully inflated.

4. Check the tightness of the entire system again with your diving buddy

immediately after immersion.

If during the pre-dive check according to the above points you

will hear or see a gas leak, do not use the compensator! Always

have such a fault checked by an authorized service center.

5. Make a final check that the bottle straps are properly tightened (when diving

with one bottle).

6. Tighten all nuts that connect the wing to the backplate, or to the doubles.

7. Before entering the water, check your weighting system to make sure

everything is properly attached and the release buckles are fully functional.

Unexpected loss of weights can cause sudden, uncontrolled

ascent, which can result in serious injury or death.

Revised – February 2020