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deFLATION

Normal deflation of the BC should be accomplished by utilizing the Trim Grip™,

as well as dump valves. Please refer to your bc owner's manual for model-spe-

cific valve locations. Air can also be vented manually through the mouthpiece by

pressing the oral inflate/deflate button.

WARNING: If during your pre-dive check, or at any time during

the dive you find that the Relief Valve will not fully close and

seal or will not fully open and vent air, dO NOT continue the

dive. Continuing the dive under these circumstances could re-

sult in serious injury or death.

WARNING: The Airsource does NOT come equipped with an

Over pressure valve. It must be rigged to a BC that features an

Over pressure valve. If you have questions regarding the fea-

tures of your BC, ask your local authorized Aqua Lung

The Relief Valve provides the primary convenient means for exhausting air from

the bc. The valve opening located at the top of the bc must be above the body

when submerged for venting to occur. This is best achieved by moving toward

an upright position when venting air.

1. To activate, simply pull downward on either the Trim

grip™ or the Airsource body. (figure 11). This action

transmits force through internal stainless steel cables and

opens the valve at the shoulder to allow air to vent from

the bc.

2. releasing the Trim grip™/body closes the valve.

NOTe: It is not necessary to exert an excessive down-

ward pressure to activate the Relief Valve. When you

pull on the Trim Grip™, you will feel the hose stretch,

allowing the exhaust valve to open. The travel of the

valve is limited to less than 1/4". Pulling harder will

not increase the air flow. Maintain downward pressure

until the desired buoyancy is reached. It is not neces-

sary to raise your arm overhead when using the Relief

Valve system.

dealer.

Figure 11