We are now offering regulator repairs online. We decided to start offering these services due to the unreliability of local shops. We are offering quality service in a timely matter.

How it Works
1) Email John@Northeastscubasupply.com with the Make and model of regulator.
2) Fill out the Regulator Service Sheet with all the information
3) Send the regulator with the service form to

Northeast Scuba Supply, 539 North Trooper Road , Norristown, PA 19403

Here at Northeast Scuba Supply we take regulator service very seriously. We have a lot of customers that regularly do dives in the 240 foot plus range. Dives on the Doria or U-869 require regulators be in top quality shape. Many other shops just wipe a regulator down with windex and call it a rebuild. Other shops flip seats over, reuse O-rings or use the minimum number of new O-rings a Mfg. suggests and call this a rebuild. Not us, the pictures below show what every regulator we service looks like that’s in for rebuild. We replace EVERY O-ring in the regulator, SPG, and hoses. We have built a reputation as one of the best shops in the country for regulator service, especially for Poseidon’s. Poseidon’s are notoriously finicky to work on if you don’t do them regularly. We have people from Hawaii and Alaska, and all over the country send us their Poseidon regs. for service. Heck, we do such a good job on regulator service, most instructors from other shops in our area bring us their regs. rather than have their own shops do the work!

These are just some of the regulators we service, Apeks, Atomic, Aqua Lung, Dive Rite, Dacor *, Genesis, Kirby Morgan, Mares, Oceanic, OMS, Poseidon, Scuba Pro, Sea Quest, Sherwood, Tusa, US Divers, Zeagle. * As Dacor regs. are no longer manufactured, not all Dacor regulators can be rebuilt due to lack of available parts.

Click here to download a copy of our Regulator service form.

NOTE: Prices given are estimates only, Actual costs subject to change based on Reg. conditions.

All Regulators Receive the Following:

1. Receive your regulators from your shipper or in person.
2. Enter your regulators into the Northeast Scuba Supply service logs and label tanks.
3. Remove your regulators from your packing and place them in to a clean work bin.
4. Visually inspect all of your regulators, SPG and all hoses.
5. Perform initial bench test on your regulator on the Northeast scuba supply flow bench to evaluate performance and to establish proper operation.
6. Diagram your regulator configuration prior to teardown to ensure proper reassembly.
7. Separate 1st stage, 2nd stage, SPG and all hoses from each other.
8. Inspect all hoses and hose O-rings.
9. Check hoses for cracks or stressing, which may lead to a rupture.
10. Remove O-rings and clean hose ends as needed.
11. Replace all hose O-rings with new O-rings.
12. Remove boot from your SPG or console and inspect your SPG, swivel and hose.
13. Clean and replace SPG components as needed.
14. Fully disassemble your 1st stage regulator and 2^nd stages.
15. Regulator parts are then soaked in our Low Phosphate acid with surfactants. This ensures proper removal of corrosion.
16. Regulator is then washed in hot water and parts inspected prior to ultrasonic cleaning.
17. Completely clean all metal, plastic, rubber, and silicone 1st stage parts in an alkaline cleaning solution in our ultrasonic cleaner.
18. Carefully inspect your 2nd stage mouthpieces and your inhalation and exhalation diaphragms for any damage or wear.
19. Check your 2nd stage body for any signs of cracks.
20. Clean all parts as best as possible for Oxygen service prior to reassembly. (Note: Some parts are not Oxygen compatible and may not be able to be rendered clean for Oxygen service. Whenever possible, all replacement parts will be Oxygen compatible.)
21. Assemble your 1st stage regulator using Oxygen compatible lubricant.
22. Assemble your 2nd stage regulator using Oxygen compatible lubricant.
23. Reassemble your complete regulator to match your initial configuration.
24. Thoroughly bench test your factory serviced regulator on the Northeast Scuba Supply Flow bench and set both the intermediate pressure and the 2nd stage cracking pressure to manufacturer’s specifications, or to your specified custom settings.
25. Test 1st stage high-end flow on our Performance Bench.
26. Test 2nd stage high-end flow and breathing resistance on our Performance Bench.
27. Submerge your fully pressurized regulator underwater to check for any leaks.
28. Ensure all valves are properly seated and regulator is delivering gas.
29. Log your bench test results.
30. Complete your service sheet so you will know what was done to your regulator.
    
    

Your regulator and safety are important to Northeast Scuba Supply. We understand that it is life support and will rebuild and maintain your tank as if we were diving it. If you have any questions feel free to contact us at 610.631.2288. Thank you for your patronage.

Note: Please do not ship Regulator bags, knives or accessories!