Equipment Care and Maintenance
Scuba Rule: To ensure continued trouble-free functioning of your scuba equipment, clean it as soon as possible after diving, whether you've been submersed in fresh or salt water.
The Care and Maintenance information in these pages is provided as a general guide for basic care and maintenance of your scuba diving equipment. The most complete Care and Maintenance information for your scuba equipment is often located in the Owner's Manual of your respective product.
- How Often Should I Get My Dive Gear Serviced?
- Pre-Season Checklist - Regulators
- Pre-Season Checklist - Everything Else
- Buoyancy Compensators
- Regulators
- Dive Computers
- Scuba Cylinders
- Wet Suits
- Dry Suits
- How to Effectively Maintain Your Drysuit
- Fins
- Gear Bags
- Catch Bags
- Knives
- Masks
- Snorkels
- Dive Lights
- Scuba Diving Hoses
- Diving Retactors
If you have any specific enquiry about how to care for your dive gear, please feel free to contact Scuba Doctor Service and Repairs by email to scubadoc@scubadoctor.com.au or by a telephone call to 03 5985 5440.
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