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GORSKI G2000SS HELMETTECHNICAL MAINTENANCE MANUAL

GORSKI G2000SS DIVING HELMET

Rev. 8/12

COPYRIGHT NOTICE

This manual is copyrighted, all rights reserved. It may not, in whole or in part, be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine readable form without prior consent in writing from Aqua Lung America, Inc. It may not be distributed through the internet or computer bulletin board systems without prior consent in writing from Aqua Lung America.

© 2012 AQUA LUNG AMERICA, INC. GORKSI G2000SS DIVING HELMET TECHNICAL MANUAL, PN 400143

Gorski G2000SS Diving Helmet PN 400000

You can contact a Technical Advisor via e-mail at:

[email protected]@aqualung.com

Trademark NoticeAqua Lung®, is a registered trademark of Aqua Lung America, Inc.

Warnings, Cautions and Notes:Pay special attention to information provided in warnings, cautions, and notes,

that is accompanied by these symbols:

A NoTe is used to emphasize important points, tips, and reminders.

A CAUTION indicates any situation or technique that could cause dam-age to the product, and could subsequently result in injury to the user.

A WARNING indicates a procedure or situation that if not avoided, could result in serious injury or death to the user.

2 Gorski G2000SS Diving Helmet Technical Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. SAFETY INFORMATION ....................................................................................................................................................5II. WARRANTY INFORMATION .............................................................................................................................................5III. HELMET SET-UP AND OPERATION ...............................................................................................................................6IV. HELMET MAINTENANCE AND PARTS LIST ..................................................................................................................7V. STEP-BY-STEP ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................................9

A. SECOND STAGE REGULATOR ..............................................................................................................................10B. FREE FLOW / EXHAUST VALVE .............................................................................................................................13C. MANIFOLD ...............................................................................................................................................................15D. DEFOGGER ..............................................................................................................................................................16E. ORAL-NASAL MASK ...............................................................................................................................................17F. NOSE-CLEARING DEVICE (NCD) ...........................................................................................................................19G. FACE PORT ASSEMBLY .........................................................................................................................................20H. COMMUNICATIONS .................................................................................................................................................21I. HEAD LINER ..............................................................................................................................................................22J. NECK RETAINER AND LOCKING SYSTEM ............................................................................................................23K. HELMET FINAL ASSEMBLY ....................................................................................................................................25L. NECK DAM ASSEMBLY ...........................................................................................................................................30

VI. APPENDICES .................................................................................................................................................................31A. APPENDIX A: MAIN ASSEMBLIES .........................................................................................................................32B. APPENDIX B: INNER COMPONENTS ....................................................................................................................33C. APPENDIX C: MANIFOLD BODY ASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................34D. APPENDIX D: FREE FLOW VALVE ASSEMBLY ....................................................................................................35E. APPENDIX E: SECOND STAGE REGULATOR ASSEMBLY ..................................................................................36F. APPENDIX F: NOSE CLEARING DEVICE (NCD) ASSEMBLY................................................................................37G. APPENDIX G: NECK DAM ASSEMBLY ..................................................................................................................38H. APPENDIX H: WELDING SHIELD KIT ....................................................................................................................39I. APPENDIX I: WELDING SHIELD ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................40J. APPENDIX J: DOUBLE EXHAUST KIT ...................................................................................................................41K. APPENDIX K: DOUBLE EXHAUST KIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ...........................................................42L. APPENDIX L: FREE FLOW PLUG INSERT KIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ...............................................44M. APPENDIX M: CAMERA / LIGHT BRACKET INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................46N. APPENDIX N: TERMINAL BLOCK COMMUNICATIONS KITS ..............................................................................47O. APPENDIX O: TWIST-ON COMMUNICATIONS KITS .............................................................................................48P. APPENDIX P: COMMUNICATIONS KIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................49Q. APPENDIX Q: TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................53R. APPENDIX R: RECOMMENDED CLEANERS AND LUBRICANTS ........................................................................54S. APPENDIX S: CLEANING AND LUBRICATING ......................................................................................................55T. APPENDIX T: ANNUAL SERVICE KIT .....................................................................................................................56


VII. CHECKLISTS ................................................................................................................................................................57CHECKLIST 1: G2000SS DIVING HELMET DAILY CHECKLIST ...............................................................................58CHECKLIST 2: G2000SS DIVING HELMET PRE-DIVE CHECKLIST .........................................................................62CHECKLIST 3: G2000SS DIVING HELMET IN-WATER CHECKLIST FOR SUPERVISOR .......................................65CHECKLIST 4: G2000SS DIVING HELMET POST-DIVE CHECKLIST .......................................................................67CHECKLIST 5: G2000SS DIVING HELMET MONTHLY INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST .............70CHECKLIST 6: G2000SS DIVING HELMET ANNUAL INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST ................75

VIII. SPARE PARTS CROSS-REFERENCE LIST ...............................................................................................................84IX. G2000SS DIVING HELMET ACCESSORIES ................................................................................................................87X. MAINTENANCE NOTES .................................................................................................................................................88

II. WARRANTY INFORMATIONThe manufacturer warrants every new helmet to be free from defects in workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days from date of purchase.

Parts covered under the warranty:

• This warranty covers all metal parts.

Parts NoT covered under the warranty:

• This warranty does not cover any rubber parts, communications components, headliners, or chrome plating. Due to the electrolytic nature of underwater cutting and welding, chrome plating cannot be warranted when the diver engages in these activities.

The warranty becomes null and void if:

The product has been modified without consent of Aqua Lung America, Inc.•

The product has been misused, damaged, put into a situation or service for which the •product is not intended or if the product has not been correctly maintained according to the G2000SS Diving Helmet Technical Manual.

WARNING:

Supply pressure below 140 PSI OBP may lead to CO2 buildup inside • the helmet.Supply pressure above 200 PSI OBP will cause the regulator to free flow.•

WARNING: The G2000SS diving helmet is not cleaned or lubricated for oxygen service.

CAUTION: The helmet should not be used for contaminated water diving (CWD) when only a single exhaust is fitted. A double exhaust adapter kit is available for CWD. When used for CWD with double exhaust fitted, the free flow valve must be open and properly adjusted at all times throughout the dive, as posi-tive pressure inside helmet must be maintained.

I. SAFETY INFORMATIONTHE G2000SS DIVING HELMET SHOULD BE USED BY CERTIFIED AND PROPERLY TRAINED DIVERS ONLY.

NoTe: Recommended air supply pressure 140 - 170 PSI Over Bottom Pressure (OBP).

CONTAMINATED WATER DIVING

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III. HELMET SET-UP AND OPERATIONSET-UP PROCEDURES

Testing the Check Valves : The helmet is equipped with two check valves, one for main air and the other for emergency air. Each check valve should be checked prior to connecting a hose. To check each check valve, the free flow valve must be open and air must be pulled from the check valve to verify that it is closed. The hoses can be attached only after verifying that the check valves are properly functioning.Testing the Emergency Gas Supply (EGS) : After the diver has verified a proper seal of the helmet on his head and the main air is bled from the hose, the diver must turn his emergency (bailout) cylinder valve on and use the bailout regulator to breathe inside the helmet. The emergency cylinder valve must then be shut, leaving the hose pressurized. The EGS must ALWAYS be turned “off” at the cylinder valve while diving.

Depth OBP0 – 60 fsw (0 - 18.3 msw) 90 psig (6.2 bar)

61 – 100 fsw (18.6 – 30.5 msw) 115 psig (7.9 bar)101 – 132 fsw (30.8 – 40.2 msw) 135 psig (9.3 bar)133 – 165 fsw (40.6 – 50.3 msw) 165 psig (11.4 bar)166 – 220 fsw (50.5 – 67.1 msw) 200 psig (13.8 bar)

NoTe: If the above OBP cannot be supplied, the diver must reduce his workload to •avoid exhaustion. The second stage regulator and manifold have a maximum design pressure of •225 psig (15.5 bar) over-bottom.

Required over-bottom pressures for depth:

CHECKLISTSThe following checklists are provided to assist all users and technicians:

User:Daily Checklist• .................................................................................................. Section VII

Pre-Dive Checklist• ............................................................................................ Section VII

In-Water Checklist for Supervisor• ..................................................................... Section VII

Post-Dive Checklist• ........................................................................................... Section VII

Technician• :

Monthly Inspection & Maintenance Checklist• ................................................... Section VII

Annual Inspection & Maintenance Checklist• ..................................................... Section VII

GAS SUPPLY PRESSURESMinimum gas supply pressures are calculated by multiplying the depth of dive by 0.445 psi then adding the required over-bottom for depth.


IV. HELMET MAINTENANCE & PARTS LISTS

IMPORTANT NOTES

This manual provides factory prescribed procedures for the correct service and repair of the G2000SS diving helmet. It is strongly recommended that all repairs are completed in accordance with this manual.

The procedures outlined within this manual are to be performed only by personnel who have received factory authorized training through an Aqua Lung Service and Repair Seminar.

If you do not completely understand all of the procedures outlined in this manual, contact Aqua Lung to speak directly with a Technical Advisor before proceeding any further.

SCHEDULED SERVICE

1. The G2000SS diving helmet is subject to annual service regardless of usage.

2. The Annual Inspection and Maintenance Checklist must be followed for annual service. See Checklist 6 for details of annual service.

3. The Annual Service Kit (P/N 400108) contains all parts that are replaced annually. See Appendix T for details of this kit.

LUBRICATION

Helmets used for air diving or diving with gas containing oxygen percentages less than 40% may be lubricated with Christo-Lube® MCG 111, Dow Corning® 111 or equivalent.

All o-rings must be lubricated prior to assembly.

CAUTION: DO NOT lubricate diaphragms or one-way valves. Lubricating attracts dirt and debris, this may cause the item to malfunction.

COMPONENT INTERCHANGEABILITY

The G2000SS diving helmet is designed specifically so that all new or modified assemblies are interchangeable with, and may be retrofitted to, all existing helmets. This enhances product support. Certain step-by-step procedures in this manual show older assemblies – this demonstrates component interchangeability and makes no difference to helmet performance or functionality.

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HELMET MAINTENANCE & PARTS LISTS (continued)

GENERAL GUIDELINES

In order to correctly perform the procedures outlined in this manual, it is important to follow 1. each step exactly in the order given. Read over the entire manual to become familiar with all procedures before attempting to service or repair the G2000SS diving helmet.

Keep the manual open beside you for reference while performing each procedure. Do not rely 2. on memory.

All service and repair should be carried out in a work area specifically set up and equipped for 3. the task. Adequate lighting, cleanliness, and easy access to all required tools are essential for an efficient repair facility.

As each unit is disassembled, reusable components should be segregated and not allowed to 4. intermix with non-reusable parts. Delicate parts, including inlet fittings and crowns which contain critical sealing surfaces, must be protected and isolated form other parts to prevent damage during the cleaning procedure.

Use only genuine Aqua Lung parts provided in the service kits. DO NOT attempt to5. substitute any part with another manufacturer's, regardless of any similarity in shape or size. Substitution with other manufacturer's parts constitutes an after-market modification of the product and renders all warranties null and void.

Do not attempt to reuse mandatory replacement parts under any circumstance, regardless of the 6. amount of use the product has received since it was manufactured or last serviced.

PART NUMBERS

FOR PART NUMBERS REFER TO THE G2000SS DIVING HELMET PARTS LIST IN THE APPENDICES LOCATED AT THE BACK OF THE MANUAL.

Main Assemblies ......................................................................................................... Appendix AInner Components ......................................................................................................Appendix BManifold Body Assembly.............................................................................................Appendix CFree Flow Valve Assembly ..........................................................................................Appendix DSecond Stage Regulator Assembly ............................................................................ Appendix ENose Clearing Device (NCD) Assembly ..................................................................... Appendix FNeck Dam Assembly...................................................................................................Appendix GWelding Shield Kit .......................................................................................................Appendix HDouble Exhaust Kit .................................................................................................... Appendix JTerminal Block Communications Kits..........................................................................Appendix NTwist-On Communications Kits ...................................................................................Appendix O


V. STEP-BY-STEP ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

NOTES ON DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY

1. Disassembly procedures are the reverse of assembly.

2. All components must be clean and fully serviceable prior to assembly.

3. All o-rings must be lubricated prior to assembly.

3/8" Nut Driver 5/16" Flat Blade Screwdriver (Regulator Adjust)7/16" Nut Driver Phillips #3 Screwdriver3/16" Allen/Hex Key 15/16" Deep Socket and Driver1/4" Allen/Hex Key 11/16" Socket and Driver5/8" Flat OE Low Profile / Slim Wrench 7/8" Deep Socket and Driver11/16" Flat OE Low Profile / Slim Wrench Torque Screwdriver (20 - 140 inch pounds)O-Ring Tool (Brass or plastic) Torque Wrench (10 - 40 foot pounds)3/8" Flat Blade Screwdriver

TOOLS REQUIRED FOR ANNUAL MAINTENANCE

Second Stage Regulator•

Free Flow / Exhaust Valve•

Manifold•

Defogger•

Oral-Nasal Mask•

Nose Clearing Device (NCD)•

Face Port Assembly•

HELMET SUB-ASSEMBLIES IN THIS SECTION

Communications•

Head Liner•

Neck Retainer and Locking System•

Helmet Final Assembly•

Neck Dam Assembly•

Quad Ring Installation•

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SECOND STAGE REGULATOR

Step 1: Place diaphragm (65) into diaphragm housing (66). DO NOT lubricate the diaphragm.

Step 2: Diaphragm (65) in the diaphragm housing (66).

Step 3: Install the purge button (63a) onto the diaphragm cover (63).

Step 5: Install the diaphragm cover (63) onto the diaphragm housing (66).

Step 6: Slightly compress the diaphragm cover (63) and install the cover snap ring (64). NoTe: over-compression will cause damage to the cover.

Step 8: Install exhaust flapper valve (55) on rear of the dia-phragm housing (66). DO NOT lubricate the flapper valve.

Step 9: Using snap ring pliers install the flapper valve snap ring (56).

Step 10: Lubricate and install o-ring (54) on outside of the diaphragm housing (66).

Step 4: Purge button (63a) installed in diaphragm cover (63).

Step 7: Ensure that the cover snap ring (64) sits securely in the inside groove.

Step 11: Diaphragm housing complete.


Step 12: Lubricate and install small o-ring (67) on main body (68).

Step 13: O-ring (67) installed on main body (68).

Step 14: Lubricate and install small o-ring (67) on LP valve assembly (69).

SECOND STAGE REGULATOR (continued)

Step 15: O-ring (67) installed on LP valve assembly (69).

Step 16: Second stage regulator components ready for assembly.

Step 17: Set the valve, rotate sleeve so right edge of cut aligns with center line of lever.

Step 18: Install LP valve assembly (69) into main body (68).

Step 19: Install connecting ring (70) and tighten by hand.

Step 20: Connecting ring (70) securely installed.

Step 21: Use A 5/16" flat blade screwdriver for adjustment.

Step 22: Hold in vertical position. Step 23: Adjust until lever end is level with main body (68) top edge.

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SECOND STAGE REGULATOR (continued)

Step 24: Insert lever into dia-phragm tube, tighten by hand.

Step 25: Diaphragm housing installed on main body.

NoTe: Maintenance procedures for the low pressure valve - circled in the photo below - are contained in the separate excerpt from Poseidon Cyclone 5000 Regulator Manual.


FREE FLOW / EXHAUST VALVE

Step 1: Breakdown of free flow/ exhaust valve parts.

Step 2: Install small o-ring (53)onto valve body (52).

Step 3: O-ring (53) installed on valve body (52).

Step 4: Install o-ring (54) onto the valve body (52) groove.

Step 5: Put exhaust flapper valve (55) on the valve body (52).

Step 6: Flapper valve (55) in-stalled on valve body (52).

Step 7: Install snap ring (56) in the groove on the valve body (52).

Step 8: Snap ring (56) installed. Step 9: Place valve seat (57) into the valve body (52).

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FREE FLOW / EXHAUST VALVE (continued)

Step 10: Thread in the valve seat (57) with valve stem (59).

Step 11: Place two copper wash-ers (58) into the valve body (52).

Step 12: Place o-ring (60) into the bonnet valve (62).

Step 13: Place Teflon ring (61) over the o-ring into the valve bonnet (62).

Step 14: Place the stem (59) into the valve body (52) over the seat (57).

Step 15: Place the valve bonnet assembly over the stem (59) into the valve body (52).

Step 16: Thread the valve bonnet (62) into the valve body (52).

Step 17: Tighten the valve bonnet (62) with a 11/16" socket to 35 ft.lbs (47 Nm).

Step 18: Free flow/exhaust valve assembled.


MANIFOLD

Step 1: Break down of manifold assembly.

Step 2: Insert screen (40) into the manifold body (37). Failure to in-stall may cause debris to block the flow of gas to the diver.

Step 3: Line up screen (40) with the end of threads.

Step 4: Install o-ring (39) onto man-ifold plug (38). Screw manifold plug (38) to the manifold body (37).

Step 5: Tighten the manifold plug (38) with a 7/8" socket to 90 in.lbs (10 Nm).

Step 6: Install o-ring (27) onto port plug (47). Using a 3/16" hex key, screw the port plug (47) to the manifold body (37).

Step 7: Tighten port plug (47) with a 3/16" hex key until to 45 in.lbs (5 Nm).

Step 8: Screw check valve (48)(with Teflon tape) into the first port of the manifold body (37).

Step 9: Screw check valve (48) (with Teflon tape) into the 2nd port of the manifold body (37).

Step 10: Screw scuba fitting (49) (with Teflon tape) to the first check valve (48) and tighten firmly.

Step 11: Screw hose fitting (49)(with Teflon tape) to the 2nd check valve (48) and tighten firmly.

Step 12: Tighten both check valve assemblies to the manifold body (37) with an 7/8" socket. Replace caps (51).

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DEFOGGER

Step 1: Two parts of defogger, low-er and upper unit.

Step 2: Insert lower unit over the free flow/exhaust valve body.

Step 3: Push lower unit until it stops.

Step 4: Line up upper unit with the lower unit.

Step 5: Slide upper unit over the bracket of the lower unit.


ORAL-NASAL MASK

Step 1: Oral-Nasal mask (32) with inhalation valve (34) and inhala-tion valve housing (33).

Step 2: Line up and install inhala-tion valve (34) in the inhalation valve housing (33). DO NOT lubricate the valve.

Step 3: Inhalation valve assem-bly for oral-nasal mask (32).

Step 4: Insert inhalation valve as-sembly into the pocket on the left side of the oral-nasal mask (32).

Step 5: Outside view of the correctly installed inhalation valve (34) and inhalation valve housing (33).

Step 6: Insert second stage reg-ulator into the helmet shell (1).

Step 7: Install regulator cover (17) and tighten all screws (15) to 45 in.lbs (5 Nm) with a Phillips #3 screwdriver.

Step 8: Install microphone (35) in the right pocket of the oral-nasal mask (32).

Step 9: Point microphone wire downwards..

CAUTION: The head liner of the oral-nasal mask must be used at all times when diving. The head liner ensures that the oral-nasal mask maintains a good fit on the diver’s face and reduces dead space in the helmet, this helps prevent CO2 build up.

NoTe: Inhalation valve must be installed on the inside of the oral-nasal mask. If reversed it could cause serious problems including injury or death of the diver.

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ORAL-NASAL MASK (continued)

Step 10: Install oral-nasal mask (32) onto the regulator mouthpiece.

Step 11: Install nose clearing de-vice (73) into the helmet shell (1).

Step 12: Secure NCD knob (71) on the NCD shaft (73). Ensure that it is snug.

Step 13: Always check before div-ing to ensure that no threads are visible in order to prevent loosing the knob (71).

Step 14: Inside view of installed oral-nasal mask assembly.


NOSE-CLEARING DEVICE (NCD)

Step 1: Breakdown of nose clear-ing device parts.

Step 2: Install two o-rings (72) into the grooves using o-ring pick.

Step 3: O-rings (72) installed.

Step 4: Place neoprene pad (75) over nose cleaning device (73) as shown.

Step 5: Fold over and press the pad ends together.

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FACE PORT ASSEMBLY

Step 1: Place o-ring (18) in the port groove.

Step 2: O-ring (18) installed in port groove.

Step 3: Place face port (19) into the helmet shell (1).

Step 4: Face port (19) installed. Step 5: Place port retainer (20) over face port (19) and line up holes.

Step 6: Install bottom screw (21)in the port retainer (20) with a Phillips #3 screwdriver.

Step 7: Install top screw (21) in port retainer (20), all holes should be lined up.

Step 8: Install the remaining screws (21).

Step 9: Tighten all screws (21) to 45 in.lbs (5 Nm) with a Phillips #3 screwdriver.


COMMUNICATIONS NoTe: The communications system is designed and built by Ocean TechnologySystems(OTS)specificallyfortheG2000SSDivingHelmet.

NoTe: Thehelmetisfittedwitha2-wirecommunicationssystem,usingcommunication•posts (22) as standard. Thehelmetmayalsobefittedwitha4-wiresystemusingthecommunication•bulkhead (23). The bulkhead is a standard feature (introduced in 2012) and, if notused,isfittedwithablankplug.

Step 2: Breakdown of communica-tions assembly parts.

Step 3: Securely install all termi-nals to the internal posts using a 3/8" nut driver.

Step 4: Install microphone (35) in the right pocket of the oral-nasal mask (32).

Step 5: Microphone (35) installed in oral-nasal mask (32).

Step 6: Install left speaker (30) and right speaker (31) with the long wire on the left side.

Step 7: Place left speaker (30) in left pocket of head liner.

Step 8: Place right speaker (31) in right pocket of head liner.

Step 9: Communications system installed.

Step 1: Communications bulkhead (23) with blank cap for use with 4-wire communications. Commu-nication post assembly (22) for use with 2 wire communications.

Comm Bulkhead4-Wire

Comm Post2-Wire

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HEAD LINER

NoTe: The head liner may be washed by hand or machine. Recommended Velcro: Industrial strength, sticky back tape, waterproof.

Step 1: Cut Velcro tape into 4 piec-es, approximately 2 in x 1 in each.

Step 2: Round off the corners on 2 pieces of Velcro as shown.

Step 3: Stick Velcro tabs onto both front sides of the helmet shell (1).

Step 4: Stick Velcro tabs onto both rear sides of the helmet shell (1).

Step 5: Head liner. Step 6: Line up head liner as shown.

Step 7: Place left speaker (30) in left pocket of head liner.

Step 8: Place right speaker (31) in right pocket of head liner.

Step 9: Head liner installed into helmet shell (1). (No oral-nasal mask fitted).

CAUTION: The head liner and oral-nasal mask must be used at all times when diving. The head liner ensures that the oral-nasal mask maintains a good fit on the diver’s face and reduces dead space in the helmet, this helps to prevent CO2 build-up.


NECK RETAINER AND LOCKING SYSTEM

NoTe: Thisversion(MOD1)oftheneckretainerandlockingsystemwasintroducedin2011. For the original version refer to previous editions of the helmet Technical Manual.

Step 1: Breakdown of locking sys-tem parts.Note: There are left and right latch catch assemblies

Step 2: Insert latch (left 8a or right 8b) into corresponding latch base (left 2a or right 2b).

Step 3: Latch inserted in latch base.

Step 4: Fit latch spring (9) over shaft of latch (Left 8a or Right 8b).

Step 5: Fit latch spring washer (10) onto manifold hex screw (11).

Step 6: Insert manifold hex screw (11) and washer (10) into shaft of latch (Left 8a or Right 8b).

Step 8: Fit assembled latch base (left 2a or right 2b) onto correct side of helmet shell (1).

Step 9: Fit latch spring washer (3) onto latch screw (4).

Step 7: Tighten manifold hex screw (11) using a 3/16" hex key to 80 in.lbs (9 Nm).

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NECK RETAINER AND LOCKING SYSTEM (continued)

NoTe: Thisversion(MOD1)oftheneckretainerandlockingsystemwasintroducedin2011. For the original version refer to previous editions of the helmet Technical Manual.

Step 10: Insert latch screw (4) and latch spring washer (3) through helmet shell (1) into latch base assembly.

Step 11: Tighten latch screw (4) using a 1/4" hex key to 140 in.lbs (16 Nm).

Step 12: Repeat the procedure for the other latch.

Step 13: Test the operation of each latch assembly.

Step 14: Check condition of neck retainer (5).

Step 16: Ensure that neck retainer and locking system mates correctly.

Step 15: Place the neck retainer (5) to the hinge at rear of helmet shell (1). Insert the neck retain-er bolt (6) and secure with neck retainer nut (7). Use a 3/16" hex key to hold the bolt and 7/16" nut driver to hold the nut. Tighten until the nut touches the hinge. Adjust as required.Note: ensure that neck retainer moves freely.


HELMET FINAL ASSEMBLY

Step 1: Installed free flow valve assembly.

Step 2: Free flow valve in place. Step 3: Inside view of free flow valve.

Step 4: Install second stage on opposite side.

Step 5: Inside view of second stage.

Step 6: Push mouthpiece straight up.

Step 7: Place o-ring (27) on swage-lock connector (26).

Step 8: Screw connector into free flow valve body (52).

Step 9: Tighten swagelock con-nector (26) into free flow valve body (52) using 5/8" OE wrench to 45 in.lbs (5 Nm).

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HELMET FINAL ASSEMBLY (continued)

Step 10: Airway assembly (24). Step11: Stick open end of air-way assembly into swagelock connector (26).

Step 12: Press airway assembly (24) inside the helmet shell (1).

Step 13: Press bracket end of the airway assembly (24) to the back wall of the helmet shell (1).

Step 14: Manifold connecting insert and o-rings.

Step 15: Place o-rings (42) in both grooves of the manifold insert (41).

Step 16: Manifold connecting insert assembled.

Step 17: Place manifold insert (41) through the wall of the hel-met shell (1) into the airway bracket socket.

Step 18: Manifold insert installed.



Step 19: Tighten swagelock nut onto airway assembly (24) hand tight, then an additional 1¼ of a turn with a 11/16" OE wrench.

Step 20: Place regulator cover (17) as shown.

Step 21: Use a Phillips #3 screw-driver to put the first exhaust valve cover screw (15) in place & line up all holes.

Step 22: Secure the regulator cov-er (17) in place with all 5 screws and tighten using a Phillips #3 screwdriver to 45 in.lbs (5 Nm).

Step 23: Regulator cover (17) installed.

Step 24: Place exhaust valve cover (16) in place.

Step 25: Use a Phillips #3 screw-driver to put the first screw (15) in place & line up all holes.

Step 26: Secure the exhaust valve cover (16) in place with all 5 screws and tighten using a Phillips #3 screwdriver to 45 in.lbs (5 Nm).

Step 27: Free flow valve knob parts.

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Step 28: Place the free flow knob (14) over the valve stem (59).

Step 29: Fit the spring (13) to the free flow knob (14).

Step 30: Put the knob nut (12) inside the knob (14).

Step 31: Tighten the knob nut (12) to the valve stem (59) with a 3/8" flat blade screwdriver.

Step 32: Knob installed. Step 33: Place the manifold gasket (45) over the back side of helmet shell (1) and line up the holes.

Step 34: Line up assembled man-ifold body (37) with the manifold insert (41) and holes.

Step 35: Use longer manifold hex screws (11) on left side and short manifold hex screws (43) on right side.

Step 36: Tighten the longer man-ifold hex screws (11) onto inner airway bracket using a 3/16" hex key to 80 in.lbs (9 Nm).

Long Screw

Short Screw



Step 37: Tighten short hex screw (43) onto the bottom of helmet using a 3/16" hex key to 80 in.lbs (9 Nm).

Step 38: Tighten short hex screw (43) onto the top of helmet using a 3/16" hex key to 80 in.lbs (9 Nm).

Step 39: Manifold installed.

Step 40: Line up neck retainer (5)with the hinge and insert the neck retainer bolt (6).

Step 41: Put the neck retainer nut (7) on the neck retainer bolt (6).

Step 42: Use a 3/16" hex key to hold the bolt and 7/16" nut driver to hold the nut. Tighten until the nut touches the hinge. Adjust as required.Note: Ensure that neck retainer moves freely.

Step 43: Install nose clearing de-vice (73) through the inside of hel-met shell (1).

Step 44: Screw NCD knob (71) into the nose clearing device (73).

Step 45: NCD installed outside view (No oral-nasal mask).

ORAL / NASAL ASSEMBLY

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NECK DAM ASSEMBLY

Step 1: Lightly lubricate quad ring (76) and install in groove of upper neck ring (77).

Step 2: Neck retainer MOD1 with right latch catch open.

Step 2: Quad ring (76) installed.

Step 1: Place front portion of neck dam into the front of the helmet.

Step 2: Use neck retainer (5) to push the back side of the neck dam in place.

Step 3: Install neck dam.

Step 1: Neck retainer MOD1.

QUAD RING INSTALLATION

NoTe: The above photographs show the old, pre-2011 neck retainer. The current neck retainerMOD1withneckdaminplace,isshownbelow.


VI. APPENDICES IMPORTANT NOTE

Appendix A Main Assemblies

Appendix B Inner Components

Appendix C Manifold Body Assembly

Appendix D Free Flow Valve Assembly

Appendix E Second Stage Regulator Assembly

Appendix F Nose Clearing Device (NCD) Assembly

Appendix G Neck Dam Assembly

Appendix H Welding Shield Kit

Appendix I Welding Shield Assembly Installation Instructions

Appendix J Double Exhaust Kit

Appendix K Double Exhaust Kit Installation Instructions

Appendix L Free Flow Plug Insert Kit Installation Instructions

Appendix M Camera / Light Bracket Installation Instructions

Appendix N Terminal Block Communications Kits

Appendix O Twist-On Communications Kits

Appendix P Communications Kit Installation Instructions

Appendix Q Torque Specifications

Appendix R Recommended Cleaners and Lubricants

Appendix S Cleaning and Lubricating

Appendix T Annual Service Kit

NoTe: AllGorskipartnumbershavebeenassignedAquaLung(AQA)partnumbers– a cross-reference list is at the back of this manual.

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APPENDIX A – MAIN ASSEMBLIES

ITEM NO QTY AQA P/N GORSKI P/N DESCRIPTION

1 1 400001 1SS-0001 SHELL, HELMET

2A 1 400116 1SS-0101 BASE, LATCH, LEFT

2B 1 400117 1SS-0102 BASE, LATCH, RIGHT

3 2 400120 1SS-0003 WASHER, LATCH SPRING (2 PK)

4 2 400113 1SS-0099 SCREW, LATCH 5/16" - 18 X 3/4" LONG

5 1 400114 1SS-0100 RETAINER, NECK, MOD 1

6 1 400003 1SS-0006 BOLT, NECK RETAINER (5 PK)

7 1 400004 1SS-0007 NUT, NeCK ReTAINeR (5 PK)

8A 1 400118 1SS-0103 LATCH, LEFT

8B 1 400119 1SS-0104 LATCH, RIGHT

9 2 400005 1SS-0009 SPRING, LATCH (5 PK)

10 2 400120 1SS-0105 WASHER, LATCH SPRING (2 PK)

11 2 400036 1SS-0044 SCREW, HEX, MANIFOLD (5 PK)

12 1 400006 1SS-0012 NUT, KNOB (5 PK)


13 1 400007 1SS-0013 SPRING, KNOB (5 PK)

14 1 400008 1SS-0014 KNOB, FREE FLOW

15 10 400009 1SS-0015 SCREW, EXHAUST VALVE COVER (5 PK)

16 1 400010 1SS-0016 COVER, EXHAUST VALVE

17 1 400011 1SS-0017 COVER, REGULATOR

18 1 400012 1SS-0018 o-RING, FACe PoRT

19 1 400013 1SS-0019 PORT, FACE

20 1 400014 1SS-0020 RETAINER, PORT

21 12 400015 1SS-0021 SCREW, RETAINER PORT (5 PK)

22 2 400016 1SS-0022 POST, COMMUNICATION ASSEMBLY

23 1 400017 1SS-0023 BULKHEAD, COMM W/ SS BLANK PLUG ASSY

39 1 400031 1SS-0039 O-RING, MANIFOLD PLUG (10 PK)

23B 1 400122 1SS-0108 CAP & PLASTIC FERRULES, BULKHEAD ASSY

NECK DAM ASMSEE APPENDIX G

6

7

8B2B

9

1213

1415

212019

18

1517

SECOND STAGE ASMSEE APPENDIX E

NOSE CLEARINGDEVICE ASMSEE APPENDIX F

16

22

3

INNER COMPONENTSSEE APPENDIX B

REV. E ~04/22/11

1011

MANIFOLD BODY ASMSEE APPENDIX C

5

FREE FLOW ASMSEE APPENDIX D

23 1

48A

2A9 10

11

39

23B

Part numbers in BoLD ITALICS indicate standard overhaul replacement part.

140 in.lbs (16 Nm)

45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

80 in.lbs (9 Nm)

45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

25 ft.lbs (34 Nm)

SS Blank Plug90 in.lbs (10 Nm) INNER COMPONENTS

SEE APPENDIX B


APPENDIX B – INNER COMPONENTS

REV. D ~ 05/10/06

34

33

32

35

28

29

30

31

24

27

26


24 1 400138 N/A AIRWAY ASSEMBLY

26 1 400021 1SS-0026 SWAGELOCK CONNECTOR

27 1 400022 1SS-0027 o-RING, SWAGeLoCK CoNN & PoRT PLUG (10 PK)

28 1 400023 1SS-0028 TRAIN, DEFOGGER

29 1 400024 1SS-0029 BARREL, FREE FLOW

30 1 400129 1SS-0030 SPEAKER LEFT

31 1 400130 1SS-0031 SPEAKER RIGHT

32 1 400025 1SS-0032 MASK, ORAL NASAL

33 1 400026 1SS-0033 HOUSING, INHALATION VALVE

34 1 400027 1SS-0034 VALVe, INHALATIoN

35 1 400131 1SS-0035 MICROPHONE

N/S 1 400028 1SS-0036 HEAD LINER


45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

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APPENDIX C – MANIFOLD BODY ASSEMBLY


37 1 400029 1SS-0037 BODY, MANIFOLD

38 1 400030 1SS-0038 PLUG, MANIFOLD (LARGE)

39 1 400031 1SS-0039 o-RING, MANIFoLD PLUG (10 PK)

40 1 400032 1SS-0040 SCREEN

41 1 400033 1SS-0041 INSERT, MANIFOLD

42 2 400034 1SS-0042 o-RING, MANIFoLD CoNNeCToR (10 PK)



45 1 400037 1SS-0045 GASKeT, MANIFoLD

27 1 400022 1SS-0027 o-RING , SWAGeLoCK CoNN & PoRT PLUG (10 PK)

47 1 400039 1SS-0047 PORT PLUG

48 2 400040 1SS-0048 VALVE, CHECK

49 1 400041 1SS-0049 FITTING, SCUBA

50 1 400042 1SS-0050 FITTING, HOSE

51 2 400043 1SS-0051 CAP, FITTING, BRASS

38

1111

4343

41

42

42

45

37

4727

48

4850

49

51

51

40

39

Rev. C ~ 05/10/06


80 in.lbs (9 Nm)

80 in.lbs (9 Nm)

90 in.lbs (10 Nm)

45 in.lbs (5 Nm)


APPENDIX D – FREE FLOW VALVE ASSEMBLY


52 1 400044 1SS-0052 BODY, FREE FLOW EXHAUST VALVE

53 1 400045 1SS-0053 o-RING, eXHAUST, SMALL (10 PK)

54 1 400046 1SS-0054 o-RING, eXHAUST, LARGe (10 PK)

55 1 400047 1SS-0055 VALVE, FLAPPER EXHAUST

56 1 400048 1SS-0056 RING, SNAP FLAPPER VALVE

57 1 400049 1SS-0057 SEAT, FREE FLOW VALVE

58 2 400050 1SS-0058 WASHeR, CoPPeR (5 PK)

59 1 400051 1SS-0059 STEM, FREE FLOW VALVE

60 1 400052 1SS-0060 o-RING, STeM FRee FLoW VALVe (10 PK)

61 1 400053 1SS-0061 WASHER, TEFLON (5 PK)

62 1 400054 1SS-0062 VALVE, FREE FLOW BONNET


35 ft.lbs (47 Nm)

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APPENDIX E – SECOND STAGE REGULATOR ASSEMBLY

70

69

67

68

67

66

65

64

63

55

56

54

REV. B ~ 05/10/06

G2000SS, INC.SHEET 5 OF 7

63a


63 1 400055 1SS-0063 COVER, DIAPHRAGM

63a 1 400056 1SS-0063 BUTTON, PURGE (5 PK)

64 1 400057 1SS-0064 RING, SNAP, COVER (5 PK)

65 1 400058 1SS-0065 DIAPHRAGM, SECOND STAGE

66 1 400059 1SS-0066 HOUSING, SECOND STAGE DIAPHRAGM

67 2 400060 1SS-0067 o-RING, ReGULAToR BoDY, SMALL (10 PK)

68 1 400061 1SS-0068 BODY, SECOND STAGE MAIN

69 1 400062 1SS-0069 ASSEMBLY, VALVE

70 1 400072 1SS-0070 RING, CONNECTING

54 1 400046 1SS-0054 o-RING, eXHAUST, LARGe (10 PK)


56 1 400048 1SS-0056 RING, SNAP FLAPPER VALVE



APPENDIX F – NOSE CLEARING DEVICE (NCD) :ASSEMBLY


71 1 400073 1SS-0071 KNOB, NCD

72 2 400074 1SS-0072 o-RING, NoSe CLeARING DeVICe (NCD) (10 PK)

73 1 400140 N/A NOSE CLEARING DEVICE (WELDED)

75 1 400077 1SS-0075 NOSE PAD, NEOPRENE (5 PK)


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APPENDIX G – NECK DAM ASSEMBLY

76

77

78

79

80

82

84

81

83

REV. B ~ 05/11/06

G2000SS, INC.SHEET 7 OF 7


76 1 400078 1SS-0076 RING, QUAD

77 1 400079 1SS-0077 RING, NECK UPPER

78 1 400080 1SS-0078 SEAL, NECK

79 1 400081 1SS-0079 RING, NECK BOTTOM

80 18 400082 1SS-0080 SCREW, NECK RING LOWER (5 PK)

81 2 400083 1SS-0081 SCREW, BUCKLE STRAP (5 PK)

82 2 400084 1SS-0082 BUSHING, BUCKLE STRAP (5 PK)

83 2 400085 1SS-0083 BUCKLE, STRAP

84 1 400086 1SS-0084 STRAP, NYLON W/ D-RINGS

20 in.lbs (2 Nm)

20 in.lbs (2 Nm)


APPENDIX H – WELDING SHIELD KIT

92

43

9091

2193

91

85

43

90

87

87

88

86

REV. A~06/03/04

G2000SS, INC.

WELD SHIELD ACCESSORIES

92


85 1 400087 1SS-0085 BODY, WELDING SHELL (SHIELD)

86 1 400088 1SS-0086 LENS, WELDING

87 2 400089 1SS-0087 BRACKET, LENS HOLDING (2 PK)

88 1 400090 1SS-0088 GASKET, WELDING LENS


90 2 400092 1SS-0090 HINGE, BLOCK WELDING LENS (2 PK)

91 2 400093 1SS-0091 SCREW, HINGE BLOCK MOUNTING (5 PK)

92 2 400094 1SS-0092 SCREW, HINGE (5 PK)

93 1 400095 1SS-0093 SHIELD, WELDING SPRING


45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

80 in.lbs (9 Nm)

45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

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APPENDIX ISHIELD, WELDING ASSEMBLY (P/N 400102)

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

This procedure is to be performed only by personnel who have received appropriate training. If you do not completely understand all of the procedure, contact Aqua Lung / Gorski to speak directly with a Technical Advisor before proceeding any further.

Step 1: Use a Phillips # 3 screwdriver to remove three retainer port screws (21) from top of helmet retainer port (20).

Step 2: Install shield welding spring (93).

Step 3: Line up welding lens (86).

Step 4: Secure and tighten left and right hinge block mounting screws (91) to 45 in.lbs (5 Nm).

Step 5: Secure and tighten left and right hinge screws (92) to 45 in.lbs (5 Nm).

Step 6: Confirm welding shield opens and closes correctly.

KIT CONTENTS

AQA Part No. Gorski Part No. Item Description Qty per Kit400087 1SS-0085 Body, Welding Shell (Shield) 1400088 1SS-0086 Lens, Welding 1400089 1SS-0087 Bracket, Lens Holding 2400090 1SS-0088 Gasket, Welding Lens 1400035 1SS-0043 Screw, Hex, Manifold 2400092 1SS-0090 Hinge Block, Welding Lens 2400093 1SS-0091 Screw, Hinge Block Mounting 2400094 1SS-0092 Screw, Hinge 2400095 1SS-0093 Shield, Welding Spring 1400015 1SS-0021 Screw, Retainer Port 1

Step-by-Step Assembly Instructions

Note:Hingeblocks (90)and hinge screws (92)pre-mounted to shield.


APPENDIX J– DOUBLE EXHAUST KIT

REV. A~05/11/06

16

55

21

97

96

95


95 1 400097 1SS-0095 BUSHING, DUAL EXHAUST

96 1 400098 1SS-0096 SEAT, DUAL EXHAUST

97 5 400099 1SS-0097 RING, SPACER (5 PK)



45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

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APPENDIX KDOUBLE EXHAUST KIT (P/N 400111)



Step 1: Unscrew knob nut (12) with a 3/8" flat blade screwdriver.

Step 2: Remove free flow knob (14), knob spring (13) and knob nut (12).

Step 3: Unscrew exhaust valve cover screws (15) using a Phillips #3 screwdriver.

Step 4: Remove exhaust valve cover (16).

Step 5: Parts breakdown for double exhaust conversion.

Step 6: Place dual exhaust bushing (95) over free flow valve stem (59).

KIT CONTENTS

AQA Part No. Gorski Part No. Item Description Qty per Kit400097 1SS-0095 Bushing, Dual Exhaust 1400098 1SS-0096 Seat, Dual Exhaust 1400099 1SS-0097 Ring, Spacer 5400015 1SS-0021 Screw, Retainer Port 5400047 1SS-0055 Valve, Flapper Exhaust 1



DOUBLE EXHAUST KIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (continued)

Step 10: Place all spacer rings (97) onto the dual exhaust seat (96).

Step 11: Spacer rings (97) in place. Step 12: Place exhaust valve cover (16) on top of spacer rings (97).

Step 13: Insert exhaust valve cover screws (15) and tighten by hand.

Step 14: Tighten screws (15) using a Phillips #3 screwdriver to 45 in.lbs (5 Nm).

Step 15: Replace free flow knob (14), knob spring (13) and knob nut (12).

Step 16: Tighten knob nut (12) until snug using a 3/8" flat blade screwdriver.

Step 17: Double exhaust installed.

Step 7: Dual exhaust bushing (95) installed onto free flow valve stem (59).

Step 8: Place dual exhaust seat (96) over the dual exhaust bushing (95).

Step 9: Place flapper exhaust valve (55) onto the dual exhaust seat (96). DO NOT LUBRICATE.

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APPENDIX LFREE FLOW PLUG INSERT KIT (P/N 400112)



Step 1: Remove nose clearing device (NCD) knob (71).

Step 2: Remove NCD (73). Step 3: Remove oral-nasal mask (32) .

Step 4: Remove microphone (35). Step 5: Remove exhaust valve cover screws (15) using a Phil-lips #3 screwdriver.

Step 6: Remove regulator cover (17).

CAUTION: When the helmet is used in free flow mode the free flow valve must be open and properly adjusted at all times throughout the dive in order to main-tain constant air flow. The helmet should be fitted with a double exhaust when used for contaminated water diving.

KIT CONTENTS

AQA Part No. Gorski Part No. Item Description Qty per Kit400112B n/a Plug, Insert, Free Flow 1400046 1SS-0054 O-ring, Exhaust (Large) 117306 n/a Hook Fastener, 2.0 in Blk, Pressure Sensitive 117308 n/a Loop Fastener, 1.0 in Blk, Pressure Sensitive 1



Step 7: Remove regulator. Step 8: Remove defogger train (28).

Step 9: Remove free flow barrel (29).

Step 10: Lubricate and install o-ring on outside of free flow plug. Place Velcro strip on barrel.

Step 11: Install free flow plug in helmet shell (1). Ensure Velcro strip is facing inward.

Step 12: Replace regulator cover (17).

Step 13: Tighten exhaust valve cover screws (15) using a Phillips #3 screwdriver to 45 in.lbs (5 Nm).

Step 14: Place Velcro tab on base of microphone (35).

Step 15: Place microphone (35)on free flow plug.

Step 16: Reinstall NCD (73). Step 17: Place NCD knob (71) on NCD (73) to secure in place.

Step 18: Components removed.

FREE FLOW KIT PLUG INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (continued)

Step 19: Install Double Exhaust Kit (P/N 400111) on helmet if not already fitted.

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APPENDIX MCAMERA/LIGHT BRACKET (P/N 400107)



Step 1: Remove two retainer port screws (21) from top corner of helmet using a Phillips #3 screw-driver.

Step 2: Line up bracket holes with helmet retainer holes.

Step 3: Replace the two retainer port screws (21) and tighten us-ing a Phillips #3 screwdriver to 45 in.lbs (5 Nm).

Step 4: Right hand bracket installed. Step 5: Left hand bracket installed.


Step 6: Left and Right brackets.

NoTe: Brackets may be bent to shape as required.


TERMINAL BLOCK HI-USE COMMUNICATIONS MODULE KIT (P/N 400150)

TERMINAL BLOCK MARSH MARINE COMMUNICATIONS MODULE KIT (P/N 400151)

102

103

102

104

101

APPENDIX N – TERMINAL BLOCK COMMUNICATIONS KITS

101

WIRE TERMINAL BLOCK (P/N 400152)102


23B 1 400122 N/A CAP & PLASTIC FERRULES, BULKHEAD ASSY

101 1 400133 N/A TUBING PLASTIC, PRE-CUT (10PK)

102 1 400152 N/A WIRE TERMINAL BLOCK

103 1 400126 N/A CABLE ASSY, OTS COMS, HI-USE





104 1 400125 N/A CABLE ASSY, OTS COMS, MARSH MARINE

101




23B

Hand tight & 1¼ turn with wrench

23B


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APPENDIX O – TWIST-ON COMMUNICATIONS KITS

TWIST-ON HI-USE COMMUNICATIONS MODULE KIT (P/N 400144)



98 1 400146 N/A CABLE ONLY ASSY, TWIST ON, HI-USE

99 2 400148 N/A TWIST-ON CONN KIT, 2 CONNS ALONE



99 2 400148 N/A TWIST-ON CONN KIT, 2 CONNS ALONE

100 1 400147 N/A CABLE ONLY ASSY, TWIST ON, MARSH MARINE

TWIST-ON MARSH MARINE COMMUNICATIONS MODULE KIT (P/N 400145)

98

100

99

23B

99

23B




APPENDIX PCOMMUNICATIONS KIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS


1. Use a 3/8" nut driver to remove the communication post hex nuts and communication posts (22) from the helmet shell (1). Remove the old plastic tubing (101) from the communication posts and replace it with new plastic tubing from the communications kit. Re-install the communication posts into the helmet shell. Insert the communication posts through the holes in the terminal block (102) with the "U" shape of the block facing up (Fig. 1). Secure the terminal block to the helmet shell with a 3/8" nut driver and one hex nut per communication post (Fig. 2).

2. Insert the connector cable assembly (103 or 104) through the bulkhead cap and ferrules (23b), then the communication bulkhead (23). Tighten the bulkhead cap and ferrules (23b) hand tight, then 1 1/4 turns further with a 11/16" wrench to secure the cable.

3. Connector cable assembly is available with Hi-Use (103) (Fig. 3) or Marsh Marine (104) (Fig. 4) connector.

Installing Terminal Block and Cable Assembly

Figure 1 Figure 2

Figure 4Figure 3

NoTe: Ensure the two piece ferrules are installed in the following order:Cap.1. Small ferrule (small side towards helmet)2. Largeferrule(smallsidetowardshelmet).3.

4-Wire Terminal Block Kit Installation Instructions

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2. Connector cable assembly is available with Hi-Use (98) (Fig. 7) or Marsh Marine (101) (Fig. 8) connector.

Figure 8Figure 7

1. Install connector cable lug rings onto the termi-nal block (102) per the terminal block pin configura-tion (Fig. 5) and wiring diagram (Fig. 6). Install the speakers left / right and microphone lug rings onto the terminal block per the wiring diagram. Securely tighten communication post hex nuts to terminal block with a 3/8" nut driver.

Mic

Speaker(right)

Speaker(left)

Figure 6

Figure 5

CAUTION: DO NOT overtighten the communication post hex nuts to the terminal block.

Installing Cable Assembly1. Insert the connector cable assembly (98 or 101) into the bulkhead cap and ferrules (23b), then the communications bulkhead (23).Tighten the bulkhead cap and ferrules (23b) hand tight, then 1 1/4 turns further with a 11/16" wrench to secure the cable.

NoTe: Ensure the two piece ferrules are installed in the following order:Cap.1. Small ferrule (small side towards helmet)2. Largeferrule(smallsidetowardshelmet).3.

Wiring Terminal Block for 4-Wire Communications

4-Wire Twist-On Kit Installation Instructions


3. Install connector cable lug rings onto the com-munication posts (22) per the communication posts pin configuration (Fig.9)and wiring diagram (Fig. 11). Install the speakers left / right lug rings onto the communication posts per wiring diagram. Securely tighten communication post hex nuts to communi-cation posts with a 3/8" nut driver. Figure 9

Mic

Speaker(right)

Speaker(left)

Figure 11

Installing Twist-On Connectors

1. Wire the microphone (35) to the connector cable as-sembly (98 or 100) per the wiring diagram (Fig. 11). Place stripped wires together with the ends of insulation even. Twist connector (99) (Fig. 10) onto wires pushing firmly until hand-tight. Wipe sealant in and around con-ductors and connector open while tightening.

Figure 10

CAUTION: DO NOT overtighten the communication post hex nuts to the communication posts.

NoTe: Twist-on connectors are internally treated with water proof sealant.

NoTe: Pre-twisting connector cable wires is not necessary.

Figure 13Figure 12

2. Hi-Use pin configuration (Fig. 12) and Marsh Marine pin configuration (Fig. 13).

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1. Install connector cable lug rings onto the terminal block (102) per the terminal block pin configuration (Fig. 14) and wiring diagram (Fig. 15). Install the speakers left / right and microphone lug rings onto the terminal block per the wiring diagram. Securely tighten communication post hex nuts to terminal block with a 3/8" nut driver. Figure 14

Mic

Speaker(right)

Speaker(left)

Figure 15

2. Hi-Use pin configuration (Fig. 16) and Marsh Marine pin configuration (Fig. 17).

Mic

Speaker(right)

Speaker(left)

Figure 17

Mic

Speaker(right)

Speaker(left)

Figure 16

CAUTION: DO NOT overtighten the communication post hex nuts to the terminal block.

Wiring Terminal Block for 2-Wire Communications


AQA PN # GORSKI PN #

DESCRIPTION / KEY ITEM # TORQUE (IN.LBS) NOTE

400009 1SS-0015 Screw, Exhaust Valve Cover (15) 45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

400113 1SS-0099 Screw, Latch (4) 140 in.lbs (16 Nm)

400015 1SS-0021 Screw, Retainer Port (21) 45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

400021 1SS-0026 Swagelock Connector (26) 45 in.lbs (5 Nm) Fitted into free flow valve body (52)

400030 1SS-0038 Manifold Plug (38) 90 in.lbs (10 Nm)

400035 1SS-0043 Screw, Hex, Manifold (43) 80 in.lbs (9 Nm)

400036 1SS-0044 Screw, Hex, Manifold (11) 80 in.lbs (9 Nm) For latch catch assembly

400039 1SS-0047 Port Plug (47) 45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

400082 1SS-0080 Screw, Neck Ring, Lower (80) 20 in.lbs (2 Nm)

400083 1SS-0081 Screw, Buckle Strap (81) 20 in.lbs (2 Nm)

400093 1SS-0091 Screw, Hinge Block Mounting (91) 45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

400094 1SS-0092 Screw, Hinge (92) 45 in.lbs (5 Nm)

400128 N/A Blank Plug (N/A) 90 in.lbs (10 Nm)


DESCRIPTION / KEY ITEM # TORQUE (FT.LBS) NOTE

400017 1SS-0023 Bulkhead Connector (23) 25 ft.lbs (34 Nm)

400054 1SS-0062 Bonnet, Free Flow Valve (62) 35 ft.lbs (47 Nm)


DESCRIPTION / KEY ITEM # TORQUE (SEE NOTE) NOTE

400122 1SS-0108 Cap & Ferrules Bulkhead Assy (23B)

See Note Cable installed hand tight, then 1¼ turn with wrench

400138 N/A Airway Assembly (24) See Note Hand tight, then 1¼ turn with wrench

400040 1SS-0048 Check Valve (48) See Note Pipe thread, no torque

400041 1SS-0049 Fitting, SCUBA (49) See Note Pipe thread, no torque

400042 1SS-0050 Fitting, Hose (50) See Note Pipe thread, no torque

APPENDIX QTORQUE SPECIFICATIONS

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LUBRICANT/CLEANER APPLICATION SOURCE

Christo-Lube MCG 111All o-rings

Aqua Lung, PN 820466 (2 oz.) 820467 (16 oz.), or

Lubrication Technologies 310 Morton Street Jackson, OH 45640 (800) 477-8704

Dow Corning 111 All o-rings

Dow Corning 2200, W Salzburg Road, Midland Township, MI 48686 (989) 496-1725

White distilled vinegar Acid bath for reusable stainless steel and brass parts. “Household” grade

Non-ionic Liquid dishwashing detergent (diluted with warm water)

Degreaser for brass and stainless steel parts; general cleaning solution for plastic and rubber.

“Household” grade

CAUTION: Silicone rubber requires no lubrication or preservative treatment. DO NOT apply grease or spray to silicone rubber parts. Doing so may cause a chemical breakdown and premature deterioration of the material.

CAUTION: Do not use muriatic acid for the cleaning of any parts. Even if strongly diluted, muriatic acid can harm chrome plating and may leave a residue that is harm-ful to o-ring seals and other parts.

APPENDIX RRECOMMENDED CLEANERS AND LUBRICANTS


APPENDIX S CLEANING AND LUBRICATING

Cleaning Brass and Stainless Steel Parts

1. If required, pre-clean in warm, soapy water* using a nylon bristle tooth brush.

2. Thoroughly clean parts in an ultrasonic cleaner filled with a solution of household white distilled vinegar (acetic acid) mixed with fresh water (max 50% vinegar). Clean ultrasonically for 5 minutes (max 10 minutes). DO NOT place plastic, rubber, silicone or anodized aluminium parts in vinegar.

3. Remove parts from the ultrasonic cleaner and rinse with fresh water. If tap water is extremely “hard,” place the parts in a bath of distilled water to prevent any mineral residue. Agitate lightly, and allow to soak for 5-10 minutes. Remove and blow dry with low pressure 25 PSI (1.7 BAR) filtered air. Inspect closely to ensure proper cleaning and like-new condition.

Cleaning Plastic & Rubber PartsParts made of plastic or rubber may be soaked and cleaned in a solution of warm water mixed with mild dish soap. Use only a soft nylon toothbrush to scrub away any deposits. Rinse in fresh water and thoroughly blow dry, using low pressure filtered air.

Lubrication and Dressing

All o-rings should be lubricated with Christo-Lube® MCG 111 or Dow Corning® 111. Dress the o-rings with a very light film of grease, and remove any visible excess by running the o-ring between thumb and forefinger. Avoid applying excessive amounts of Christo-Lube grease, as this will attract particulate matter that may cause damage to the o-ring.

*Soapy water is defined as “household” grade liquid dishwashing detergent diluted in warm water.

CAUTION: Do not place plastic and rubber parts in acid solutions. Doing so may alter the physical properties of the component, causing it to prematurely degrade and/or break.

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APPENDIX TANNUAL SERVICE KIT (P/N 400108)

All Gorski part numbers have been replaced with Aqua Lung (AQA) part numbers.

The individual parts in the Annual Service Kit are labeled with AQA part numbers.

The Key No. (column E) is provided to assist with correct parts identification and refers to the relevant Exploded Parts Diagram (Appendices A thru I).

NoTe: ThesepartsarelocatedinsidetheLPvalveassembly.

A B C D E

New AQA Part No

Gorski Part No

Item Description Qty per Kit Key No.

400004 1SS-0007 Nut, Neck Retainer 1 7

400012 1SS-0018 O-ring, Face Port 1 18

400022 1SS-0027 O-ring, Swagelock Conn & Port Plug 2 27

400027 1SS-0034 Valve, Inhalation 1 34

400031 1SS-0039 O-ring, Manifold Plug 2 39

400034 1SS-0042 O-ring, Manifold Connector 2 42

400037 1SS-0045 Gasket, Manifold 1 45

400045 1SS-0053 O-ring, Exhaust (Small) 1 53

400046 1SS-0054 O-ring, Exhaust (Large) 2 54

400050 1SS-0058 Washer, Copper 2 58

400052 1SS-0060 O-ring, Stem, Free Flow Valve 1 60

400060 1SS-0067 O-ring, Regulator Body, Small 2 67

400064 1SS-0069B O-ring, Valve Seat, Regulator 1 See Note

400065 1SS-0069C Plate, Rubber, Valve Piston 1 See Note

400074 1SS-0072 O-ring, Nose Clearing Device (NCD) 2 72


VII. CHECK LISTS

Checklist 1 G2000SS Diving Helmet Daily Checklist

Checklist 2 G2000SS Diving Helmet Pre-Dive Checklist

Checklist 3 G2000SS Diving Helmet In-Water Checklist for Supervisor

Checklist 4 G2000SS Diving Helmet Post-Dive Checklist

Checklist 5 G2000SS Diving Helmet Monthly Inspection and Maintenance Checklist

Checklist 6 G2000SS Diving Helmet Annual Inspection and Maintenance Checklist

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CHECKLIST 1G2000SS DIVING HELMET

DAILY CHECKLIST

BEFORE DIVING THE G2000SS DIVING HELMET, THE PROCEDURES IN THIS CHECKLIST MUST BE COMPLETED, NORMALLY ON A DAILY BASIS (I.E. PRIOR TO THE FIRST DIVE OF THE DAY).

NoTe: The procedures in this checklist are to be performed only by personnel who have received appropriate training.

NoTe: WhenusingtheEGS,duringcompletionofthedailychecklist,thefirststageregulator must have an intermediate pressure (IP) output set between 135 and 150 psig.Inaddition,thefirststageregulatorbleed/pressurereliefvalveshouldbesetbetween 180 and 200 psig.

WARNING: Aqua Lung America strongly recommends completion of this checklist and meeting the minimum requirements provided before using the G2000SS diving helmet. However, these requirements are not conclusive, as further steps may be required depending on the type of activity performed. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS CHECKLIST MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR EVEN DEATH.

CAUTION: When using the G2000SS diving helmet, a correctly maintained and serviceable emergency gas system (EGS) must also be used. The EGS must be confirmed as fully functional prior to diving .

COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING BOXES PRIOR TO THE CHECKLIST

COMPLETE THE SIGNATURE, DATE AND COMMENTS AT THE END OF THE CHECKLIST

Helmet Serial No: Date:

Technician:(Print Name)


DAILY CHECKLIST (continued)

ACTION PROCEDURE INITIALS

NECK RETAINER AND LOCKING SYSTEM(must be completed by diver/tender)

Visually inspect the neck retainer assembly for • signs of damage, such as bends. Confirm that the retainer fits properly.

Make sure the locking system (both L and R) • is properly working and not deformed in any way.

NECK DAM ASSEMBLY(must be completed by diver/tender)

Visually inspect the neck dam ring for signs of • damage, such as bends, scratches on the o-ring surface area or any other deformities.

Visually inspect the neck seal for signs of dam-• age such as tears, rips or cuts.

If the quad ring is dry, lightly lubricate the quad ring.•

Replace the neck dam assembly onto the helmet • and ensure a proper fit.

HELMET INSPECTION(must be completed by diver/tender)

Visually inspect the helmet (interior and exterior) • for damage and/or contamination.

NoTe: If a contaminated area of the shell is cleaned using a wire brush, the brush must be stainless steel or the area will be contaminated.

Inspect the oral-nasal inhalation valve to ensure • that it is installed correctly and that the oral-nasal mask is installed on the regulator.

Check that the nose clearing device operates • with-out problems. If necessary lubricate o-rings and stem (Refer to the technical manual for guidance).

Ensure the speakers and microphones are • properly installed. (Refer to the technical man-ual for guidance).

Ensure that the head liner fits properly and is se-• cured to the inside of the helmet shell. Check for worn-off Velcro, tears and/or rips. (Refer to the technical manual for guidance).

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NoTe: EnsurethattheEGSis maintained properly.


EGS INSPECTION(must be completed by diver/tender)

Visually inspect all EGS hoses for any signs of • damage or defect.

Ensure that the bailout cylinder is within the VIP • and the hydrostatic date.

Check the first stage regulator intermediate pres-• sure (IP) setting before each dive.

Make sure there is no damage to the diver har-• ness and cylinder retainer. Repair or replace if damaged.

CONNECT THE EGS TO THE HELMET(must be completed by diver/tender)

Confirm the check valve is properly functioning by • orally checking it (suck on valve to confirm seal).Connect the first stage regulator to the EGS • cylinder and the hose to the helmet emergency supply check valve. With the cylinder turned off, open and close the free flow valve to verify ef-ficient operation of the valve.

Open the EGS supply valve on the cylinder and• log the pressure.

EGS CYLINDER PRESSURE __________ psig.Immediately after logging the EGS pressure, • open the helmet free flow valve ¾ to 1 full turn and confirm a powerful flow of gas coming out of the defogger train. After confirmation, close the free flow valve.

ATTACH THE UMBILICAL(to be completed by tender)

Confirm the check valve is properly functioning by • orally checking it (suck on valve to confirm seal).

Blow air through the umbilical to remove any de• bris, and attach the umbilical into the umbilical adapter located on the check valve.




CHECK THE SECOND STAGE REGULATOR(must be completed by diver/tender)

Slowly depress the purge button to check for ex-• cessive travel. The purge button should travel no less than 1/16" and no more than 1/8" (1.5 - 3.0 mm) before the regulator begins to flow gas.

Depress the purge button fully and confirm a • strong flow of gas.

NoTe: If the regulator free flows itself, or after fully depressing the purge button there isaweakflowofgas,regulatorneedstobeadjusted or the low pressure valve should be replaced or serviced by a trained technician.

CONFIRM FUNCTION OF COMMUNICATIONS(to be completed by diver)

Check all communications to confirm correct • functioning.

CHECK DRY-SUIT INFLATION HOSE(must be completed by tender).

If fitted, confirm the dry suit inflation valve and • exhaust valve are functioning properly.

CHECK HELMET FOR LEAKS

Apply soap and water to ALL gas fittings and con-• nections (including the EGS) to check for leaks on the helmet.

FINAL CHECK(to be completed by tender)

Check to ensure the neck retainer is in the correct • position and properly locked.

Ensure the diver's safety harness is in good • condition.

Ensure the umbilical strain is released.•

Ensure the EGS hose quick disconnect is in good • condition and is functioning properly.

Ensure diver has boots, gloves, knife and other • accessories.

To Technician: Note comment on the space provided below. Be sure to log maintenance in the applicable maintenance log.

Comments:

Signature: Date:

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PRE-DIVE CHECKLIST

BEFORE COMPLETING THIS CHECKLIST, THE DAILY CHECKLIST MUST BE COMPLETED.BEFORE DIVING THE G2000SS DIVING HELMET, THE PROCEDURES IN THIS CHECKLIST MUST BE COMPLETED.


NoTe: AquaLungAmericastronglyrecommendsthatthediverbeassistedbythetender or supervisor when preparing for diving and conducting the procedures in this checklist.

WARNING: Aqua Lung America strongly recommends completion of this checklist and meeting the minimum requirements provided before using the G2000SS diving helmet. However, these requirements are not conclusive, as further steps may be required depending on the type of activity performed. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS CHECKLIST MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR EVEN DEATH.





Diver/Tender:(Print Name)


PRE-DIVE CHECKLIST (continued)


SUPPLY GAS(must be completed by supervisor)

Supervisor must ensure the diver has sufficient • breathing gas pressure supplied to the helmet for depth.

BREATHING SYSTEM FUNCTION CHECK(must be completed by diver)

Ensure proper functioning of free flow valve by • opening and closing the valve.

Check that breathing resistance is comfortable.•

Ensure gas purge function by pressing in the • purge button.

Ensure the bail out cylinder valve is closed.•

COMMUNICATION CHECK(must be completed by diver and communications operator)

Ensure the speakers and microphone are func-• tioning correctly.

CHECK DRY SUIT INFLATION HOSE(if applicable, must be completed by tender)

Ensure dry suit inflation valve and exhaust valve • are functioning correctly.

FULL HELMET CHECK(must be checked by supervisor)

Check all helmet gas fittings and connections for • leaks. Check EGS for leaks.

Check adjustment or fit of entire helmet, includ-• ing the divers safety harness, umbilical strain release, EGS hose quick disconnect, boots, gloves, knife and accessories.

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PRE-DIVE CHECKLIST (continued)ACTION PROCEDURE INITIALS

EGS FUNCTIONAL CHECK(must be completed by diver and witnessed by tender)

Turn off the main breathing gas supply and • breathe down the umbilical (free flow / exhaust valve may be used to assist).

Open EGS cylinder valve and take two breaths• from the EGS supply.

Close the EGS cylinder valve.•

Open main breathing gas supply. Diver reports:• Breathing OK.

NoTe: Afterchecking,theEGScylinder valve must be shut leaving the hose pressurized.

CHECK DIVER'S ENTIRE RIG(must be completed by supervisor)

WARNING: Both latch catches must fit into place correctly or the helmet may flood.

Check adjustment and fit of the entire rig, specific • points:

Head liner secured inside the helmet shell.• Neck dam is installed.• Neck retainer secured with both locking • catches (L and R) engaged on neck retainer.Chin strap properly fastened.•

Check adjustment and fit of the diver's safety har-• ness. Umbilical strain release, EGS hose quick disconnect, boots, gloves, etc.

Ensure helmet supply pressure is at minimum • 130 psig.

FINAL BREATHING CHECK(must be completed by diver)

Check to ensure the helmet is breathing correctly • with no complications.

NoTe: Ensure all equipment is properlyadjusted and is properly functioning.

Comments:

Signature: Date:



IN-WATER CHECKLIST FOR SUPERVISOR

WHEN DIVING THE G2000SS DIVING HELMET, THE PROCEDURES IN THIS CHECKLIST MUST BE COMPLETED.

WARNING: Aqua Lung America strongly recommends completion of this checklist and meeting the minimum requirements provided before using the G2000SS diving helmet. However, these requirements are not conclusive, as further steps may be required depending on the type of activity performed. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS CHECKLIST MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS IN-JURY OR EVEN DEATH.


WARNING: When diver uses less than the minimum recommended supply pres-sure, the work must be adapted to prevent over-breathing the system, which will result in exhaustion.





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IN-WATER CHECKLIST (continued)

Depth OBP0 - 60 fsw (0 - 18.3 msw) 90 psig (6.2 bar)

61 - 100 fsw (18.6 - 30.5 msw) 115 psig (7.9 bar)101 - 132 fsw (30.8 - 40.2 msw) 135 psig (9.3 bar)133 - 165 fsw (40.6 - 50.3 msw) 165 psig (11.4 bar)166 - 220 fsw (50.5 - 67.1 msw) 200 psig (13.8 bar)

PROCEDURE INITIALS

The diver must ensure the helmet is breathing and must report that breathing 1. is satisfactory.

The diver must ensure the helmet is watertight and if wearing a dry-suit, the 2. diver must ensure no leakage occurs. Diver must report that a proper seal has been made.

GAS SUPPLY PRESSURE

The console operator must maintain a minimum over-bottom pressure gas supply 3. pressure. Required over-bottom pressures (OBP) for depth are as follows:

NoTe: If the above OBP cannot be supplied, the diver must reduce his •workload to avoid exhaustion.The second stage regulator and manifold have a maximum design •pressure of 225 psig (15.5 bar) over-bottom.

Comments:

Signature: Date:



POST-DIVE CHECKLIST

THE POST-DIVE CHECKLIST MUST BE COMPLETED AT LEAST ONCE A DAY WHEN DIVING US-ING THE G2000SS DIVING HELMET.







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POST DIVE CHECKLIST (continued)

PROCEDURE INITIALS

Secure and bleed down the breathing gas supply and the EGS hose.1.

Disconnect all helmet gas connections and disconnect the communication wires 2. / cable. Replace hose caps onto hose adapters after removing all water from the hose adapter.

Wash the outside of the helmet and all external fittings completely with fresh wa-3. ter. This removes dirt and prevents surface corrosion. If required, wash with soap and water, rinse with fresh water and allow to dry.

Visually inspect the helmet fully for damage.4.

Remove the head liner. Visually inspect for damage and/or deterioration. If the 5. head liner is wet, air dry it.

NoTe: Thelinermaybewashedasrequired.

If required, and particularly if the inside of the regulator was exposed to salt or 6. contaminated water, remove the regulator and the oral-nasal mask from the hel-met. Wash with soap and water, rinse with fresh water and allow to dry. DO NOT allow water to enter the regulator body. Re-install into helmet upon completion.

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual for guidance on installation and removal of the regulator.

Remove the speakers.7.


POST DIVE CHECKLIST (continued)

PROCEDURE INITIALS

Remove the microphone from the oral-nasal mask. Wash the oral-nasal mask 8. with soap and water, rinse with fresh water and allow to dry.

Dry the inside of the helmet, including oral-nasal mask, by wiping. If required, 9. wash with soap and water, rinse with fresh water and allow to dry.

Clean neck dam, neck retainer and latch catches with soap and water, rinse with 10. fresh water and allow to dry.

Wipe helmet down to remove any standing water and allow to air dry. 11. DO NOT STORE A WET HELMET OR COMPONENTS.

Wash the outside of all EGS components, gas cylinder, submersible pressure 12. gauge and the harness assembly with soap and water, rinse with fresh water and allow to dry.

Any defects or damage found during post-dive procedures must be noted on the 13. front page and brought to the attention of the supervisor and/or helmet technician.

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Comments:

DEFECTS AND DAMAGES: Any defects or damages found during post-dive procedures must be noted and brought to the attention of the supervisor and/or technician.

Signature: Date:


MONTHLY INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST

Inspection and maintenance procedures in accordance with this checklist are to be conducted at least once a month for helmets used frequently and once every two months for helmets used less than ten times (i.e. ten dives) in any given month.This checklist is to be used in conjunction with the helmet technical manual for guidance in conducting each step in the inspection and maintenance of the G2000SS diving helmet.

NoTe: The procedures in this checklist are to be performed only by personnel who •have received factory authorized training through an Aqua Lung Service and Repair Seminar.If you do not completely understand all of the procedures outlined in this checklist, •contactAquaLungtospeakwithatechnicaladvisorbeforeproceedinganyfurther.If the helmet is used in contaminated water, monthly inspection and maintenance •isrequired.Aftercompletingthischecklist,itshouldbekeptinthehelmetmaintenancelog/file.•







MONTHLY INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST (continued)

All parts are to be visually inspected for damage or deterioration. 1. Any damaged or defective parts must be replaced.2. Between annual overhauls certain consumable parts (e.g. o-rings) may be reused if no dam-3. age or deterioration is revealed by the inspection process.

STEPS PROCEDURE INITIALS

NECK DAM

Visually inspect the neck dam ring for signs of • damage, such as bends, scratches on the quad ring surface area, or any other deformities.

Visually inspect the neck seal for cuts and /or • dete-rioration. A damaged neck seal must be replaced.

If the quad ring is dry, lightly lubricate the • quad ring.

Replace the neck dam assembly onto the helmet • and ensure a proper fit.

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, neck dam assembly section for guidance.

NECK RETAINER AND LOCKING ASSEMBLY

Visually inspect the neck retainer for damage, • bends, wear or loose screws. Confirm correct operation of locking system. •

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, neck retainer and locking system section for guidance.

HEAD LINER Visually inspect for deterioration and/or damage. • If necessary, replace with new head liner.

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, head liner section for guidance.

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COMMUNICATIONS Without removing the comms system• , check condi-tion of speakers and microphone by visual inspec-tion. If inspection reveals poor quality of sound, re-place with new speakers and/or microphone.

Without removing them• , check communication posts and terminal block (if equipped) for insula-tor cracks or damage. If necessary, replace with new posts.

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, com-munications section for guidance.

NOSE CLEARING DEVICE (NCD)

Check NCD for ease of movement and then re-• move NCD and check for damage to the NCD body and components.

Visually inspect o-rings and neoprene pad for • damage and/or deterioration and if necessary re-place. Lubricate o-rings lightly as required.

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, nose clearing device section for guidance.

ORAL-NASAL MASK Remove oral-nasal mask and check for damage • (e.g. splits, cuts, tears) and/or deterioration. No damage is permitted.

NoTe: If no damage or deterioration is found, wash oral-nasal mask with soap and water, rinse with fresh water and allow to dry.

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, oral-nasal mask section for guidance.

INHALATION VALVE HOUSING AND INHALATION VALVE(one way valve)

Remove and visually inspect both components • for damage and/or deterioration. DO NOT re-move the inhalation valve from the valve hous-ing.

NoTe: All spokes of the "wagon wheel" must be present.

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, oral-nasal mask section for guidance.




SECOND STAGE REGULATOR

Remove the second stage regulator from helmet.•

Visually inspect the flapper valve for damage or • deterioration. If damaged, replace flapper valve.

Separate the main assembly as follows:•

Unscrew diaphragm housing from main body.• Unscrew connecting ring.• Pull out LP valve assembly from main body.•

Visually inspect these assemblies, then wash • them with soap and water, rinse with fresh water and allow to dry. Compressed air may be used to assist drying.

Set the LP valve assembly to the correct position.• Re-adjust as required (refer to technical manual).

When dry, re-install LP valve assembly into main• body. Lubricate o-ring and install connecting ring.

Adjust the lever pin (refer to technical manual).•

Insert lever into diaphragm tube, lubricate o-ring• and re-attach diaphragm housing to main body.

NoTe: If regulator performance is suspect, the LPvalveassemblymayneedtobedisassem-bled and serviced by a trained technician.

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, sec-ond stage regulator section for guidance.

FREE FLOW VALVE KNOB

Remove the free flow valve knob and check the • condition of the guide hole. It should be square and firm. If any deterioration or excess play is present, replace knob.

WARNING: Knob slippage on the stem may cause dangerous conditions to the diver, including death.

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, free flow/exhaustvalvesectionforguidance.

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FREE FLOW / EXHAUST VALVE

Remove the exhaust valve cover and • without re-moving the free flow/exhaust valve from the hel-met, remove the snap ring and flapper valve.

Visually inspect the flapper valve for damage o• r deterioration. Clean the flapper valve with soap and water, rinse with fresh water and allow to dry. If damaged, replace the flapper valve.

Clean the external seating surface on the valve• body (i.e. where the flapper valve makes contact).

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, free flow/exhaustvalvesectionforguidance.

MANIFOLD Without removing the manifold body from the • helmet, remove the manifold plug and clean the manifold screen. Replace on completion.

Check both one-way valves for proper operation • by sucking on the umbilical and scuba hose adapters.

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, manifold section for guidance.

HELMET SHELL AND COMPONENTS

Visually inspect the helmet with the above listed • components removed from the helmet.

Verify condition and inspect for damage to the • helmet shell.

Check all o-ring placement surfaces to ensure• proper seal.

Wash the shell with soap and water, rinse with• fresh water and dry with air and towels. Blow wa-ter out of inner airway using compressed air.

FINAL ASSEMBLY AND TEST

Follow the technical manual to assemble helmet • to original condition.

Pressurize the helmet and perform a functional • test and leak check.


Comments:

Signature: Date:


ANNUAL INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST

Inspection and maintenance procedures in accordance with this checklist are to be conducted annually (i.e. Annual Overhaul) unless daily or monthly inspections reveal the need for this to be conducted more frequently.This checklist is to be used in conjunction with the helmet Technical Manual for guidance in conducting each step in the inspection and maintenance of the G2000SS.

NoTe: The procedures in this checklist are to be performed only by personnel who •have received factory authorized training through an Aqua Lung Service and Repair Seminar.If you do not completely understand all of the procedures outlined in this checklist, •contactAquaLungtospeakwithatechnicaladvisorbeforeproceedinganyfurther.If the helmet is used in contaminated water, monthly inspection and maintenance •isrequired.Aftercompletingthischecklist,itshouldbekeptinthehelmetmaintenancelog/file.•

WARNING: Aqua Lung America strongly recommends completion of this check-list and meeting the minimum requirements provided before using the G2000SS helmet. However, these requirements are not conclusive, as further steps may be required depending on the type of activity performed. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS CHECKLIST MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR EVEN DEATH.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONSAll parts replaced annually are contained in the annual service kit P/N 400108. 1.

Any damage or defective parts must be replaced.2.

All parts should be cleaned using the standard procedures detailed in the Technical Manual.3.

3/8" Nut Driver 5/16" Flat Blade Screwdriver (Regulator Adjust)7/16" Nut Driver Phillips #3 Screwdriver3/16" Allen/Hex Key 15/16" Deep Socket and Driver1/4" Allen/Hex Key 11/16" Socket and Driver5/8"Flat OE Low Profile / Slim Wrench 7/8" Deep Socket and Driver11/16"Flat OE Low Profile / Slim Wrench Torque Screwdriver (20 - 140 inch pounds)O-Ring Tool (Brass or plastic) Torque Wrench (10 - 40 foot pounds)3/8" Flat Blade Screwdriver

TOOLS REQUIRED FOR ANNUAL MAINTENANCE

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ANNUAL INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST (continued)DISASSEMBLY - SEQUENCE OF EVENTS

This sequence is for guidance. Maintenance instructions are in the subsequent checklist.

Step Activity Tools Required1 Remove neck dam assembly.2 Remove neck retainer (5). 7/16" Nut Driver or Wrench

3/16" Allen/Hex Key3 If required, remove both (L and R) locking system catches

(8A & 8B).

Note:Norequirementtoremovecatchesunlessdefective.

1/4" Allen/Hex Key3/16" Allen/Hex Key

4 Remove headlLiner. No Tools Required5 Remove NCD (73). No Tools Required6 Remove oral nasal mask (32) (remove microphone first) No Tools Required7 Remove comms assembly components. 3/8" Nut Driver on Terminals8 Remove the comms bulkhead assembly (23). 15/16" Deep Socket9 Release tension from the swagelock connector nut and

fitting on airway tube (24).5/8" Flat OE Wrench for back up11/16" Flat OE Wrench on nut

10 Remove free flow knob (14) from the valve. 3/8" Flat Screwdriver11 Release tension from the valve bonnet (62). 11/16" Socket12 Unscrew (2) long (11) and (2) short (43) manifold hex screws. 3/16"Allen/Hex Key13 Remove the manifold body (37) from the helmet shell (1). No Tools Required14 Remove the manifold Insert (41). No Tools Required15 Using screwdriver, slightly bend the airway assembly (24)

and pull the manifold body end out of the helmet3/8" Flat Screwdriver

16 Unscrew swagelock connector (26) and remove the air-way assembly (24) from the helmet.

11/16" Flat OE Low Profile Wrench

17 Unscrew swagelock connector (26) from the free flow ex-haust valve body (52).

5/8" Flat OE Low Profile Wrench

18 Unscrew regulator cover (17). Phillips #3 Screwdriver19 Remove the second stage regulator from the helmet. No Tools Required20 Remove defogger train (28) from the free flow barrel (29).

Note:Donotuseforce,itshouldslideouteasily.

No Tools Required

21 Remove the free flow valve from the free flow barrel (29).

Note: Donotuseforce,itshouldslideouteasily.

No Tools Required

22 Unscrew the exhaust valve cover (16). Phillips #3 Screwdriver23 Remove the free flow valve from the helmet. No Tools Required24 Unscrew the port retainer (20). Phillips #3 Screwdriver25 Remove the face port (19) and o-ring (18). No Tools Required


ANNUAL INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST (continued)


NECK DAM ASSEMBLYNoTe: Refer to the technical manual, neck dam assembly section for guidance.

CHIN STRAP

Visually inspect for tears and cuts. •

Replace if damaged or defective.•

Check that all screws are present and secure. •

QUAD RING Remove and inspect for cuts and/or • deterioration.

If necessary, replace the Quad Ring.•

NoTe: Thequadringhasalongservicelife and is not normally replaced annually.

NECK SEAL Visually inspect for cuts and/or deterioration.•

If necessary, replace the neck seal.•

UPPER NECK RING Visually inspect the o-ring groove for damage.•

BOTTOM NECK RING Visually inspect for damage. Check that all screws • are present and secure.





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NECK RETAINER AND LOCKING SYSTEMNoTe: Refer to the technical manual, neck retainer section for guidance.

PULL PINS(pre-2011 helmets)

Ensure the ease of movement and spring tension • of both pull pins. Check for debris inside springs and for any mechanical damage.

LATCH CATCHES (2011 onwards)

If required, disassemble both (L and R) latch • catch assemblies.

Inspect all components for damage. •

Clean, reassemble and check correct function.•

NECK RETAINER Visually inspect for damage. •

Remove neck retainer bolt and replace neck • retainer nut (annually).

HEAD LINERNoTe: Refer to the technical manual, head liner section for guidance.

HEAD LINER Remove head liner from helmet.•

Visually inspect for deterioration and/or • damage.

If necessary, replace with a new liner.•

NoTe: Thelinermaybewashedasrequired.

NOSE CLEARING DEVICE (NCD) NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, nose clearing device section for guidance.

O-RINGS (2) Remove NCD from helmet.•

Visually inspect for damage and/or deterioration.•

• Replace o-rings annually.

NEOPRENE PAD Visually inspect for damage and/or deterioration.•

If necessary, replace neoprene pad.•

NCD BODY Visually inspect for damage to NCD stem.•

Confirm ease of movement.•




ORAL-NASAL MASKNoTe: Refer to the technical manual, oral-nasal mask section for guidance.

ORAL-NASAL Remove oral-nasal mask (microphone must be • remove prior to oral-nasal mask) and check for damage and/or deterioration.

The oral-nasal mask may be washed as required. •

If necessary, replace the oral-nasal mask.•

NoTe: The oral-nasal mask has a long ser-vice life and is not normally replaced annually.

INHALATION VALVE HOUSING

Remove and visually inspect for damage. All • spokes of the "wagon wheel" must be present.

If necessary, replace the inhalation valve housing.•

INHALATION VALVE(one way valve)

Remove and visually inspect for damage and • deterioration.

Replace the inhalation valve annually. •

COMMUNICATIONS NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, communications section for guidance.

SPEAKER AND MICROPHONE

Remove and visually inspect the speakers, • microphone, cables and connections. Ensure that contact surfaces are cleaned thoroughly.

During reassembly check the comms system. If • sound quality is poor, replace speakers and/or microphone.

COMMUNICATIONS POSTS

Visually inspect for insulation cracks or damage • and re-tighten each nut from inside. Replace posts as required.

NoTe: Thereisnorequirementtoremove the posts unless damaged.

COMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL BLOCK(2012 Forward)

Visually inspect the internal 4-wire comms terminal • block (if fitted) for damage.

Replace as required.•

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CONTINUE WITH HELMET DISASSEMBLY AS PER THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS OUTLINED ABOVE. WHEN DISASSEMBLY IS COMPLETE, PROCEED WITH THE MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST FOR EACH ASSEMBLY.

COMMUNICATIONS BULKHEAD

Remove and visually inspect the 4-wire comms • bulkhead connector and cable (if fitted) for damage.

Replace the o-ring annually. •

NoTe: The ferrules are normally reused.


SECOND STAGE REGULATORNoTe: Refer to the technical manual, second stage regulator section for guidance.

REGULATOR BODY Remove second stage regulator from the • helmet shell.

Unscrew the connecting ring and remove the • inner components (LP valve assembly).

Visually inspect the condition of the main body.•

Clean as required.•

DIAPHRAGM

Unscrew the diaphragm housing.•

Visually inspect the diaphragm for cuts and damage.•

If required, wash with soap and water, rinse with• fresh water and allow to dry. If necessary, replace diaphragm.

NoTe: The diaphragm has a long service life and is not normally replaced annually.

O-RINGS (3) Replace the large (1) and medium (2) o-rings on • the main body, diaphragm housing and LP valve. These are replaced annually.

LOW PRESSURE (LP) VALVE

Disassemble and rebuild the LP valve assembly as • per Excerpt from Poseidon Cyclone 5000 Regulator Manual. Replace the small o-ring and red disk/seat inside the LP valve.



EXHAUST FLAPPER VALVE

Visually inspect for cuts and damage. Wash with • soap and water, rinse with fresh water and allow to dry. If necessary, replace exhaust flapper valve.

NoTe: The exhaust flapper valve has a long service life and is not normally replaced annually.

REGULATOR METAL PARTS

Visually inspect for damage. Clean as required. If • necessary, replace damaged parts.


FREE FLOW / EXHAUST VALVE AND DEFOGGERNoTe: Refertothetechnicalmanual,freeflow/exhaustvalveanddefoggersectionforguidance.

FREE FLOW / EXHAUST VALVE BODY

Remove the free flow/exhaust valve from the • helmet shell. Disassemble fully and visually in-spect all parts for damage. Clean as required.

EXHAUST FLAPPER VALVE

Visually inspect for cuts and damage. Wash with • soap and water, rinse with fresh water and allow to dry. If necessary, replace exhaust flapper valve.

NoTe: The exhaust flapper valve has a long service life and is not normally replaced annually.

O-RINGS (3) Replace all o-rings (3) annually.•

COPPER WASHERS (2) Replace both copper washers annually.•

SEAT- FREE FLOW VALVE

Visually inspect and check nylon seat condition. •

If necessary, replace entire seat-free flow valve• .

VALVE STEM Visually inspect for damage, bends and thread • condition.

If necessary, replace with new valve stem.•

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FREE FLOW VALVE KNOB

Check condition of the guide hole in the knob. It • should be square and firm. If any deterioration or excess play is present, replace knob.

DEFOGGER Visually inspect the free flow barrel and defogger • train for damage. Replace the o-ring (1) on the Swagelock connector.

AIRWAY ASSEMBLY Visually inspect the airway assembly.•

Clean as required. Blow any moisture out of• airway assembly using compressed air.

MANIFOLDNoTe: Refer to the technical manual, manifold section for guidance.

MANIFOLD BODY

Remove the manifold body, complete, from • the helmet.

CHECK VALVES (2) Remove check valves and adapters.•

Confirm correct operation of both check valves• by conducting a "suck-and-blow" check on each. Air should only flow in one direction. If this does not happen, replace check valve.

O-RINGS (2) Replace o-rings on the manifold and port plugs • annually.

SCREEN Visually inspect the screen for damage. Wash • with soap and water, rinse with fresh water and allow to dry.

MANIFOLD HOUSING Visually inspect for damage. Wash with soap and • water, rinse with fresh water and dry by blowing through with compressed air.

MANIFOLD GASKET Replace the manifold gasket annually.•

O-RINGS (2) Replace o-rings on the manifold connecting insert • annually.

TEFLON TAPE Clean • all Teflon tape residue from check valves and hose fittings. Apply new Teflon tape prior to reassembly.

WARNING: Knob slippage on the stem may cause hazardous conditions for the diver.



STEPS PROCEDURE INITIALSFACE PORT ASSEMBLY

NoTe: Refer to the technical manual, face port assembly section for guidance.

PORT RETAINER Visually inspect the port retainer and screws for • damage.

Clean as required.• O-RING (1)

Visually inspect the groove for damage and clean • as required.

Replace the o-ring annually.• FACE PORT Check condition of the face port. •

If necessary, wash with soap and water, rinse with • fresh water and allow to dry.

Replace the face port if damaged.•

NoTe: DO NOT scrub, use aerosol orchemicals on the face port, it will weaken it.

HELMET SHELLVerify condition and inspect for damage to the helmet shell. •

Clean as required with soap and water, rinse with fresh water, and dry. •

Blow any moisture out of airway assembly using compressed air.•

HELMET REASSEMBLYThe reassembly sequence of events is the reverse of disassembly. •

Follow the Technical Manual to reassemble the helmet to original condition.•

All components must be clean and fully serviceable prior to assembly. •

All o-rings must be lubricated prior to assembly.• HELMET FINAL TEST

Test the helmet after completion of assembly to confirm that it performs correctly and that there are no leaks.

Technician Comments (e.g. Specific items noted during maintenance):

Comments:

Signature: Date:

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VIII. SPARE PARTS CROSS-REFERENCE LISTAll Gorski part numbers have been replaced with Aqua Lung (AQA) part numbers

– please use this cross-reference list when ordering spare parts.NoTe: ALL PARTS SHoULD Be oRDeReD USING THe AQA P/N

AQA # Gorski # Description400000 G2000SSDH Helmet Complete, Gorski400001 1SS-0001 Shell, Helmet400003 1SS-0006 Bolt, Neck Retainer (5 Pack)400004 1SS-0007 Nut, Neck Retainer (5 Pack)400005 1SS-0009 Spring, Latch (5 pack)400006 1SS-0012 Nut, Knob (5 Pack)400007 1SS-0013 Spring, Knob (5 Pack)400008 1SS-0014 Knob, Free Flow400009 1SS-0015 Screw, Exhaust Valve Cover (5 Pack)400010 1SS-0016 Cover, Exhaust Valve400011 1SS-0017 Cover, Regulator400012 1SS-0018 O-ring, Face Port400013 1SS-0019 Port, Face400014 1SS-0020 Retainer, Port400015 1SS-0021 Screw, Retainer Port (5 Pack)400016 1SS-0022 Post, Communication Assembly400017 1SS-0023 Bulk Head, Communications w/ SS Plug Assembly400018 1SS-0023A Bulk Head, Communications w/ Installation400021 1SS-0026 Connector, Swagelock400022 1SS-0027 O-ring, Swagelock Conn & Port Plug (10 Pack)400023 1SS-0028 Train, Defogger400024 1SS-0029 Barrel, Free Flow400025 1SS-0032 Mask, Oral Nasal400026 1SS-0033 Housing, Inhalation Valve400027 1SS-0034 Valve, Inhalation 400028 1SS-0036 Liner, Head400029 1SS-0037 Body, Manifold400030 1SS-0038 Plug, manifold (Large)400031 1SS-0039 O-ring, Manifold Plug (10 Pack)400032 1SS-0040 Screen400034 1SS-0042 O-ring, Manifold Connector (10 Pack)400035 1SS-0043 Screw, Hex, Manifold (5 Pack)400036 1SS-0044 Screw, Hex, Manifold (5 Pack)400037 1SS-0045 Gasket, Manifold400039 1SS-0047 Plug, Port400040 1SS-0048 Valve, Check400041 1SS-0049 Fitting, SCUBA400042 1SS-0050 Fitting, Hose


400043 1SS-0051 Cap, Fitting, Brass400044 1SS-0052 Body, Free Flow Exhaust Valve400045 1SS-0053 O-ring, Exhaust (Small) (10 Pack)400046 1SS-0054 O-ring, Exhaust (Large) (10 Pack)400047 1SS-0055 Valve, Flapper Exhaust400048 1SS-0056 Ring, Snap Flapper Valve400049 1SS-0057 Seat, Free Flow Valve400050 1SS-0058 Washer, Copper (5 pack)400051 1SS-0059 Stem, Free Flow Valve400052 1SS-0060 O-ring, Stem Free Flow Valve (10 Pack)400053 1SS-0061 Washer, Teflon (5 pack)400054 1SS-0062 Valve, Free Flow Bonnet400055 1SS-0063 Cover, Diaphragm400056 1SS-0063A Button, Purge (5 Pack)400057 1SS-0064 Ring, Snap, Cover (5 Pack)400058 1SS-0065 Diaphragm, Second Stage400059 1SS-0066 Housing, Second Stage Diaphragm400060 1SS-0067 O-ring, Regulator Body (Small) (10 Pack)400061 1SS-0068 Body, Second Stage Main400062 1SS-0069 Assembly, Valve400063 1SS-0069A Seat, Valve400064 1SS-0069B O-ring, Valve Seat, Regulator (10 Pack)400065 1SS-0069C Plate, Rubber, Valve Piston (5 Pack)400066 1SS-0069D Piston, Valve400067 1SS-0069E Spring (5 Pack)400068 1SS-0069F Housing, Valve400069 1SS-0069G Pin, Lever 400070 1SS-0069H Sleeve, Ejector400071 1SS-0069I Device, Operating400072 1SS-0070 Ring, Connecting400073 1SS-0071 Knob, NCD400074 1SS-0072 O-ring, Nose Clearing Device (NCD) (10 Pack)400077 1SS-0075 Pad, Nose Neoprene (5 Pack)400078 1SS-0076 Ring, Quad400079 1SS-0077 Ring, Neck Upper400080 1SS-0078 Seal, Neck400081 1SS-0079 Ring, Neck Bottom400082 1SS-0080 Screw, Neck Ring Lower (5 Pack)400083 1SS-0081 Screw, Buckle Strap (5 Pack)400084 1SS-0082 Bushing, Buckle Strap (5 Pack)400085 1SS-0083 Buckle, Strap400086 1SS-0084 Strap, Nylon w/D-Rings400087 1SS-0085 Body, Welding Shell (Shield)400088 1SS-0086 Lens, Welding

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400089 1SS-0087 Bracket, Lens Holding (2 Pack)400090 1SS-0088 Gasket, Welding Lens400092 1SS-0090 Hinge Block, Welding Lens (2 Pack)400093 1SS-0091 Screw, Hinge Block Mounting (5 pack)400094 1SS-0092 Screw, Hinge (5 Pack)400095 1SS-0093 Spring, Welding Shield400097 1SS-0095 Bushing, Dual Exhaust400098 1SS-0096 Seat, Dual Exhaust400099 1SS-0097 Ring, Spacer (5 Pack)

400102 Shield, Welding Assembly

400103 Neck Ring, Assembly

400104 Set, Communication

400106 Second Stage, Cyclone 5000

400107 Bracket, Light/Camera

400108 Kit, Annual Service, G2000SS

400109 Locking System, Left

400111 Kit, Double Exhaust

400112 Kit, Plug Insert Free Flow400113 1SS-0099 Screw, Latch 5/16" - 18 x 3/4" Long (5 Pack)400114 1SS-0100 Retainer, Neck Ring, Mod 1400120 1SS-0105 Washer, Latch Spring (2 Pack)400122 1SS-0108 Cap & Ferrules, Bulkhead Assy

400123 Nose Clearing Device, Assy

400124 Head Liner, Thick

400125 Cable Assy OTS Comm, Marsh Marine

400126 Cable Assy, OTS Comm, High-Use

400127 Ferrules, Nylon (10 pack)

400128 Blank Plug, SS

400129 Speaker, Left

400130 Speaker, Right

400131 Microphone

400132 Locking System, Right

400133 Tubing, Plastic Pre-Cut (10 pack)

400134 Lock Washer, 5/16" (5 pack)

400138 Airway Assembly

400139 Inset, Manifold Complete

400140 Nose Clearing Device (Welded)

400142 Nut, Packing

400146 Cable Only Assy, Twist-On, Hi-Use

400147 Cable Only Assy, Twist-On, Marsh Marine

400148 Twist-On Conn Kit, 2 conns Alone


IX. G2000SS DIVING HELMET ACCESSORIES

Standard Helmet Bag P/N 400804

Helmet Flotation Bag P/N 400805

Bailout Hose Assembly w/ (QD) P/N 400161

Hose Assy, LP, 33", w/ QD, Yellow P/N 400167• Hose Assy, LP, 6", w/ QD, Yellow P/N 400168

Hose Assy, LP, 33", 1/4" MNPT, Yellow P/N 400162• Hose Assy, LP, 6", 1/4" MNPT, Yellow P/N 400163

Fitting, QD, Female, 1/4" FNPT, P/N 400165• Fitting, QD, Male, 1/4" FNPT, P/N 400166

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