Hollis recalls DG03 dive computers with serial numbers 100-1142 that may display incorrect tank pressure readings, risking drowning if divers unknowingly deplete air supply. Consumers must upgrade software to revision 1B.
The dive computer, when used with an optional integrated transmitter, can malfunction and display an incorrect tank pressure reading to the diver. A diver could unknowingly deplete their air supply based on the reading, resulting in drowning.
Hollis is recalling DG03 dive computers with serial numbers 100 through 1142 because they can show wrong tank pressure readings when used with an optional transmitter. This could lead divers to think they have more air than they actually do, causing them to drown if they run out of air.
The dive computer may malfunction when paired with an optional transmitter, showing incorrect tank pressure readings. Divers could unknowingly deplete their air supply based on the false reading, leading to drowning.
Scuba divers who own Hollis DG03 dive computers with serial numbers 100 through 1142 are affected. Divers using these computers with integrated transmitters that monitor tank pressure are most at risk.
Check for the product name 'Hollis DG03' printed on the front and serial numbers 100 through 1142 on the back. These computers have a digital screen and are worn on the diver's wrist like a watch.
Hollis DG03 dive computers with serial numbers 100 through 1142 that use integrated transmitters must be stopped until software is upgraded to revision 1B.
Download the software upgrade to revision 1B from Hollis's website or contact an authorized dealer for assistance.
Consumers should stop using the recalled dive computers until the unit's operating system is upgraded to revision 1B. Consumers can download the upgrade from the firm's website or contact an authorized Hollis dealer for assistance.
The recalled units are Hollis DG03 dive computers with serial numbers 100 through 1142.
Check for the product name 'Hollis DG03' on the front and serial numbers 100 through 1142 on the back.
No, but you must upgrade the software to revision 1B to prevent incorrect tank pressure readings. Do not use the unit until the update is complete.
The dive computer may display incorrect tank pressure readings, risking drowning if you unknowingly deplete your air supply.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Hollis to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall 1416 — Hollis Hollis DG03 Dive Computers Hello, I own a Hollis DG03 Dive Computers that is covered by recall 1416 from Hollis. The official recall notice states: Consumers should stop using the recalled dive computers until the unit's operating system is upgraded to revision 1B. Consumers can download the upgrade from the firm's website or contact an authorized Hollis dealer for assistance. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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