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Voici les rappels d équipements de plongées de 2013-2016, il se peut qui en aille d autres si j en vois d autre je vais les ajouter.
Liens utiles :http://www.scuba.com/resources/equiprecall.aspx#abs Aqualung - SureLock II Weight Pocket Handles Aqua Lung is conducting a voluntary recall of SureLock II weight pocket handles. SureLock II is the mechanical weight release system found on most Aqua Lung buoyancy compensators (BCs) beginning in 2009. Aqua Lung is concerned about the rubber handle pulling off of the plastic SureLock II weight pocket assembly. If this were to occur during a dive, the weight pocket would be left engaged inside the BC. There are no known occurrences of this happening underwater, and there have not been any reported injuries, but Aqua Lung believes that a recall is the safe and prudent thing to do. Aqua Lung has made a revision to the handle assembly that strengthens it. A revised handle is easily recognized by a thickened band of rubber at the base of the handle. Consumers should immediately stop using their BCs with Sure Lock II weight pockets. Bring the pockets to your nearest authorized Aqua Lung Dive Retailer or Dive Center. They will be able to replace your handles for you while you wait, as changing handles is a quick process. The replacement is made under warranty and you will not incur any charges. You may find your nearest Aqua Lung Dealer by using the dealer locator at www.aqualung.com. Should you have any questions, please call Aqua Lung Customer Service at 877-253-DIVE (3483) or (760) 597-5000 outside the U.S. Name of Product: DiveAlert & DiveAlert PLUS DA2, DP2, DV2 signaling devices. Units: About 2,500. Hazard: The female coupling poppet o-ring can come dislodged which in turn could result in reduced air flow to alternate regulator / inflation systems which could pose a drowning hazard. Incidents / Injuries: None reported. Description: This voluntary recall involves DiveAlert & DiveAlert PLUS models DA2, DP2, & DV2 signaling devices. (These models are specifically designed to fit the Aqualung AirSource *includes AirSource3 QD*, Oceanic Air XS, Aeris AirLink, and Mares Air Control alternate regulator / inflation systems.) These devices fit inline to the BCD alternate regulator / inflation system, and use the high pressure gas in a scuba cylinder to activate a loud surface horn or an underwater percussion noise. The signaling devices in question have no stamped writing on the female coupling collar. ONLY model DA2, DP2, & DV2 couplings with no writing stamped on the collar are included in the recall. No other DiveAlerts, or any Aqualung, Oceanic, Aeris, or Mares alternate regulator / inflation system are included in the recall. Sold At: Authorized DiveAlert dealers and distributors from July 2009 to May 2013. Manufactured in: United States. Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled DiveAlerts and return the device to DiveAlert for a free repair. The repair consists of the replacing of the defective female coupling. Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact DiveAlert toll-free at (800) 275-4332 between 8 am and 5 pm PT Monday through Friday or contact via email at info@divealert.com. Website information, go to www.divealert.com. RETURN TO: DIVEALERT / LIFELINE usa 4214 24TH AVE. W SEATTLE, WA 98199 Oceanic - VTX Personal Dive Computer Oceanic is recalling VTX Wrist Units with serial numbers between 565 – 3632. Oceanic has identified a trend of VTX computers being returned due to water intrusion into the housing. The testing and evaluation of each returned VTX has identified an issue in the tolerances between the housing port and the shaft of the buttons, which has resulted in an unacceptable failure rate of about 3%. As a result, they have developed a new housing which allows for very precise tolerances and additional testing procedures have been implemented in the quality assurance process. New VTX computers will have housings beginning with serial number 5000, and all new and updated VTX computers will be produced using the new housing. Oceanic has extended the warranty period on all VTX computers to three (3) years, and they will be releasing a Quality Alert to facilitate the return and replacement of all affected VTX Wrist units. How to return affected VTX Wrist Units: To expedite the return process, Oceanic has developed an easy to use web based RMA system. A dedicated processing department will process returns. All request for returns will be directed to and handled through this new web based RMA system. Please use the following link to log into their electronic RMA system to create an account, and begin the return process. http://aup.rmaportal.com This digital RMA system will allow for the prompt processing of affected VTXs computers. The RMA system allows 24/7 submission of return requests and real-time status of all returns. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT ONLY THE WRIST PORTION (RECEIVER) OF THE VTX COMPUTER IS RETURNED. ANY ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT AND/OR ACCESSORIES WILL DELAY THE PROCESSING OF THE RETURN, AND ANY ADDITIONAL ITEMS MAY NOT BE RETURNED. If you no longer own the VTX Personal Dive Computer, please forward this letter to the new owner or have them contact us. We thank you for your cooperation and support in returning any affected VTX WRIST UNITS. Oceanic strives to produce quality products and to promptly address any issues that may occur. We anticipate the in-house processing and updating of received VTX Wrist units to take approximately ten (10) business days, and we hope to make the return process as effortless as possible. Thank you Omersub - Zero Cube Mask Recall July 20, 2015 Omersub has received consumer reports that the glass used for the lens is non-conforming and is causing them to shatter more easily. Omersub is giving you the opportunity to exchange your Omersub Zero Cube Mask if it was purchased between: April 2012 through April 2014. For details or questions on how to exchange your Zero Cube Mask please contact Omersub at (800) 853-1911, 8am - 5pm PST Monday – Friday. The affected Zero Cube Mask can be sent directly to Omersub at: Omersub Customer Service 1176 Jensen Drive Virginia Beach, VA 23451 Toll Free: 1-800-853-1911 Email: info@technosportinc.com A Return Authorization (R/A) is required If you no longer own the Omerson Zero Cube Mask, please forward this letter to the new owner or have them contact Omersub directly. Scubapro GALILEO SOL AND LUNA RECALL SCUBAPRO has notified the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) that it is voluntarily recalling 1,486 UWATEC Galileo Luna and Sol dive computers sold in the United States beginning May 7, 2015. This provides you with information on the recall along with details on the logistics that will be used to complete the recall. We learned from a small number of consumer communications that certain Galileo dive computers experienced screen freezes. No injuries have been reported. Out of an abundance of caution, and consistent with our safety-first philosophy, SCUBAPRO is voluntarily recalling dive computers with specific serial numbers. The affected products are UWATEC Galileo Luna and Sol dive computers with these serial numbers:
DOWNLOAD RETURN FORM Shark Shield Freedom 7 Date: 7/21/2015 Customers have reported that the Shark Shield Freedom 7 has appeared to not charge or appears to charge, but will not turn on. The switch magnet is double protected from salt water by being sealed with a protective coating and two o-rings, however, on very rare occasions, possibly diving to deeper depths, the magnet may be exposed to salt water causing intermittent ON/OFF issues. To resolve this potential problem, Shark Shield has implemented a new improved switch magnet coating with additional anti-corrosive properties in all new products shipping from April 2015, and have released a replacement switch kit available free of charge for you. For questions regarding this improvement contact Shark Shield at (941) 462 4822 or email Shark Shield at Support@sharkshield.com Suunto High Pressure Hoses (DNW) - Suunto Oy today announced an important safety notice regarding its High Pressure Rubber Hoses. This global decision involves Cobra, Cobra 3, SM-36 pressure gauge and gauge combos, as well as Vyper and Zoop when purchased as combo products. Suunto is voluntarily recalling all gauges or computers with high pressure hose purchased between November 1, 2012 and August 28, 2013 WITH the Production Lot Code: 1812 Suunto had a very limited batch of the high pressure rubber hoses used with their air integrated dive computers, dive computer combos and analog combos that have unfortunately been identified to have defective hose material which may impact the durability of the hose. This defect may cause the high pressure rubber hose to leak or rupture leading to loss of breathing gas at higher than anticipated rate which may result in severe injury or death. You must discontinue all diving activities with your Suunto gauge or computer with high pressure hose until getting it retrofitted with a free replacement high pressure hose by sending your high pressure hose into Suunto or taking to your local Suunto Dealer. Action that YOU should take
Oceanic has announced a DVT Quality Alert2014 Oceanic has received isolated reports of DVT assemblies using a specific batch of DVT plungers extruding. Testing and analysis indicates that this occurs when the First Stage is only partially depressurized prior to the removal from the cylinder. Back pressure from the instrument console could cause the DVT Plunger to extrude. This affects Regulators with the DVT technology purchased between 11/01/12 and 06/13/13. Oceanic has initiated a Quality Alert on all affected regulator first stages. Not all regulators are affected, please go to Oceanic's website at http://dvt.oceanicworldwide.com/ to check if your 1'st stage is affected. The affected Regulator First Stage should NOT BE USED until it is inspected and the affected DVT Plunger replaced by an Authorized Oceanic Dealer Service Technician. Please contact Oceanic toll free at (800) 435-3483 or via email service@oceanicusa.com. for additional assistance. Hollis has initiated a Recall of all DG03 Dive ComputersJune 13th 2013 In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Hollis of San Leandro, California, is voluntarily recalling DG03 model dive computers. Hollis has received (2) reports that (2) DG03 dive computers failed to display changes in tank pressure throughout entire dives. Testing and evaluation has shown that this can occur if the DG03's pressure receiver turns off after 10 minutes on the surface prior to a dive resulting in a loss of the link signal that is not regained when a dive then starts. Affected are DG03 dive computers having serial numbers 100 through 1142 that were sold between July 2011 and May 2013, and are being used for diving activities that include use with integrated pressure transmitters. WARNING: DO NOT CONTINUE USE of a DG03 dive computer for activities that include use of an integrated pressure transmitter until the software is upgraded to revision r1B. Visit the Hollis Gear web site to Upgrade the DG03 firmware to revision 1B, or take the unit to an Authorized Hollis Dealer for assistance at no cost. please go to Hollis's website at hollisgear.com/DG03-quality-alert.asp for complete details and information. Please contact Hollis toll free at (888) 383-3483 or via email info@hollisgear.com for additional assistance. Scuba High-pressure Air HosesA recall was issued on 2014-01-23 due to a potential drowning hazard. Items sold new beginning in November 2012 for about $85 to $900. Hollis has initiated a Recall of all DG03 Dive ComputersJune 13th 2013 In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Hollis of San Leandro, California, is voluntarily recalling DG03 model dive computers. Hollis has received (2) reports that (2) DG03 dive computers failed to display changes in tank pressure throughout entire dives. Testing and evaluation has shown that this can occur if the DG03's pressure receiver turns off after 10 minutes on the surface prior to a dive resulting in a loss of the link signal that is not regained when a dive then starts. Affected are DG03 dive computers having serial numbers 100 through 1142 that were sold between July 2011 and May 2013, and are being used for diving activities that include use with integrated pressure transmitters. WARNING: DO NOT CONTINUE USE of a DG03 dive computer for activities that include use of an integrated pressure transmitter until the software is upgraded to revision r1B. Visit the Hollis Gear web site to Upgrade the DG03 firmware to revision 1B, or take the unit to an Authorized Hollis Dealer for assistance at no cost. please go to Hollis's website at hollisgear.com/DG03-quality-alert.asp for complete details and information. Please contact Hollis toll free at (888) 383-3483 or via email info@hollisgear.com for additional assistance. Scuba High-pressure Air HosesA recall was issued on 2014-01-23 due to a potential drowning hazard. Items sold new beginning in November 2012 for about $85 to $900.
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