How To Disassemble a Power Inflator

[@talbotmcinnis]

Immensely helpful and precisely what I needed. Mine was so tight I needed confirmation I was attempting the right thing. Smooth as silk now. Thanks Mark!!!

[@ScubaDiverMagazine]

A little TLC for your dive gear goes a long way

[@glauccop]

Thanks for your time to explain how to do the maintanance. Regards.

[@AndreiAstrakharchik]

Good timing with the video! My inflator button just started to stuck. :)

[@angelofraietta3156]

You can also test for creeping by putting it in a bowl of water when connected to LP hose

[@jacquespoirier9071]

demystify things is alwayst is the best way to do . excellent video

[@notruss1]

Well done! My inflator starting creeping yesterday and I have always wondered how to service it. Question - Are the O-Rings usally metric or imperial? Thanks

[@ScubaDiverMagazine]

The most common sizes for a power inflator like this is: 006, 011, 012 & 112 O-Rings. I usually just buy a kit and replace like for like

[@russellbest3761]

Where did you get that spanner tool to remove the inflator button

[@ScubaDiverMagazine]

Your local dive center should have one or two or if you search online for a Power Inflator Tool or BCD Inflator Tool you should find one.

[@patpintelon8607]

Very interesting.. I have a BCD from Octopus and cannot open the inflate part with valve. Any idea? Ther is a cap which I can remove and then an external Hex 12 keeping in place a flat inox rig and then I cannot proceed. No part can be disassembled even if I press the blue button.