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Regulators and Cylinders: Discuss Apeks rubber balloon in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Hi all, see pic link Strange Apeks rubber seal blow up This happened on my stage cylinder. Any ideas what ...

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Hi all, see pic link

Strange Apeks rubber seal blow up

This happened on my stage cylinder. Any ideas what might have caused it? The cylinder is not pressurised, its turned off. I just got it out of the shed to get everything put in for servicing.

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Hmmm, not good !!

That looks to me like the diaphram has failed/leaked and the air pressure is pushing the environmental seal out. Time for a service ?
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