Underwater DPV
Scooter Repairs
Professional DPV Servicing & Battery Solutions
DPVs (Diver Propulsion Vehicle) cost thousands. Water getting inside ruins the motor and battery. The O-rings are what keep water out, but they wear and compress over time. At Scuba Fix, we service DPVs properly – replace O-rings, clean the grooves carefully, check the motor for any corrosion, and test the seals.
We also test batteries, fix propellers, and can upgrade batteries on some models for longer run time.
Why Choose Our DPV Servicing?
- Experienced with all major DPV brands
- Critical O-ring replacement and groove cleaning
- Motor corrosion inspection and repair
- Propeller wear assessment and lubrication
- Battery evaluation and burn testing
- Battery replacement and upgrade options available
- Full pressure testing to prevent flooding
- Body and housing damage inspection
What’s Included in DPV Servicing?
- Complete O-ring replacement
- Careful cleaning of O-ring grooves (critical for flood prevention)
- Motor inspection for corrosion or damage
- Propeller inspection for signs of wear or damage
- Propeller component replacement or lubrication as needed
- Battery evaluation and burn testing
- Battery charging if needed
- Body and housing examination for damage
- Full pressure and water ingress testing
Additional Services
- Battery Replacement: Damaged or dead batteries? We can replace it with OEM or compatible options.
- Battery Upgrades: Some DPV model scooters can take bigger batteries for longer dives. Ask us if yours can be upgraded.
- DPV Hire: Dive scooter hire available to experienced scooter riders only. Conditions apply — hire only available during guided dives.
FAQs
How often should I service my DPV?
Every year, or every 50-100 hours of use. Don’t skip it. Flooding with saltwater costs way more than servicing.
Can you upgrade my DPV battery?
Depends on the model. Some can be upgraded, some can’t. Tell us what you have and we’ll let you know.
My scooter flooded. Can you fix it?
Maybe. Depends how bad it is. Contact us straight away – the longer you wait, the worse the corrosion gets.