Scuba Regulator Servicing

What's involved in scuba regulator servicing? Who is qualified to do it? that information and more (not much more though) are discussed here.
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[@Yggdrasil42]

Well said. Don't underestimate it. I've started maintaining my own regs since two years since I'm a tech diver and I wasn't always happy with the quality of service for the price at my nearby dive shops. I also felt it was important to learn and understand how my regs work, now that I'm doing dives where I depend on them working well. But it does take time and attention to do it properly. Some finicky parts require careful work. And you'll need plenty of tools so the initial cost is quite high. Of course, you can amortize that over many years.

[@solosailorsv8065]

Plus the critical matter of adjustment of tuning first,second and break pressures.....