WHERE CAN I FIND A OPERATORS MANUAL FOR MY OCEANIC VEO 100 NX DIVE COMPUTER?

My Cyber was working fine and reporting a full charge, but when diving, it would stop working and go into safe mode. I sent it in to Citizen and they replaced the cell, now all is good again.

The main manufacturers of dive computers are: Oceanic, Aeris, Suunto, Mares, Sherwood, and Tusa.

Sorry not familer with this unit, it may be switchable between metric/imperial measurements? Most dive computors are these days? Try a web search for the manual, should tell you how to change it and set it up.What it is currently set to may depend on what part of the world you bought it in. If USA then probably feet, ROTW then probably meters?

Hi,

Please check the manual if it helps:-

http://www.oceanicworldwide.com/pdf/12-2373-r03.pdf

Also you can contact the customer service in the bellow link:-

http://www.scubabasics.com/help.php

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Generally dive computer batteries are NOT a do it yourself job and need an authorised dealer to undertake. It is imperative that the correct battery is used and that the watch is pressure tested for leaks and calibration. I recommend you send your computer to an authorised scuba service centre. Sorry, hope that helps.

Sounds like your battery power may be low. Strongly recommend you send it to your nearest authorised dealer for a service. Hope that helps.

change the battery and use the reset button to manually reset the computer

This might be the right link.

http://www.oceanicworldwide.com/pdf/12-1968-r03.pdf

I am not personaly familiar with your particular model, but i did manage to find the operating manual for it, with detailed information.

Please right-click the following link, and "save as" to save the PDF manual to your desktop.

Oceanic WorldWide > Oceanic-Veo-100 PDF

It's probably the pressure gauge.. before you replace it, put it in some water to see where the leak is actually coming from. If it's coming from inside the gauge housing, it's time to replace it. If it's from where the hose is connected, there's a little spindle inside the connector between the gauge and the high pressure hose. Those frequently get corroded and start leaking. It's a cheap little metal tube with an O-ring on each end - those get brittle, crack and leak... the spindle is a cheap part at your local dive shop.