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O2ptima Manual –User Guide – Rev 1.2 Page 17 of 26
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completely remove O2 cells and disk by disconnecting the wiring harness. Spray
disinfectant on a cloth and clean the bottom of the head. WARNING: YOU WILL NEED
TO RE-CALIBRATE O2 CELLS ONCE THE HARNESS HAS BEEN
DISCONNECTED.
3.2. Storage
If storing the O2ptima CCR for any extended period of time, store the unit in a clean and
dry environment. All hose connections containing o-rings should be disassembled and the
canister should be in a disassembled state. The batteries should be removed from the
electronic handsets and the battery caps should remain off the handsets.
IMPORTANT: Once activated, oxygen cells will continue to react with the ambient
atmosphere. When re-assembling your unit, verify that all the cells are still functioning
within spec.
3.3. O2 Sensors
The O2ptima CCR uses Teledyne R22D oxygen sensors. Sensors should be replaced as
degradation of the cell takes place. If a cell has degraded past safe levels, it will not
register the minimum amount of voltage and therefore the electronics will not be able to
calibrate for this cell. This can also be seen when using the MV Display function on the
handsets (see HammerHead manual for further detail).
3.4. DSV (Diver Supply Valve)
The DSV has two mushroom valves in order to control direction of inhalation and
exhalation. Regular maintenance includes inspection of the valves and replacement if
necessary. In order to inspect the valves loosen the hose clamps attaching the front
breathing hoses and remove the hoses. You can now access and remove the mushroom
valves from each side.
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