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Maintenance and Servicing: Discuss CYLINDER VALVE HOW TIGHT in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Two moderate taps with toffee-head hammer will do the trick. Suggest re-filling with caution until your taps are calibrated in ...

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Two moderate taps with toffee-head hammer will do the trick.

Suggest re-filling with caution until your taps are calibrated in accordance with EN144 part 1.

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Depends on who's instructions your working to because the BS EN is at odds with certain manufacturers !
As said couple of knocks with a mallet !
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