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Excalibur Knob Question.................

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JoeSWFLA

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Just got a used Excal.The knobs are very stiff and take some
pressure to turn. Is this normal on the Excal.Thanks Joe
 
I would say that is about right Joe. There is some reasonably needed pressure to turn the knobs. They are pretty tight as compared to other brands, in my opinion.
 
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Hello,JoeSWFLA..
I have an Excaliber,and I've noticed,as in all the Juntions(Seals)the Knobs are using Rubber 0- Rings.Maybe a little SILICON Sealant is needed,use only the stuff from your local DIVE SHOP!!Ken.
 
Hello,JoeSWFLA..
I have an Excalibur,and I've noticed,as in all the Juntions(Seals)the Knobs are using Rubber 0- Rings.Maybe a little SILICON Sealant is needed,use only the stuff from your local DIVE SHOP!!
 
Check the O-rings: usually the harder they turn the newer they are, but sometimes a no-well rinsed salt presence could do the same.
 
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