First tighten the neck straps (1) evenly,
then the temple straps (2) and finally
the front strap (3).
1)
Fit the helmet
, close the chin strap
and check that the helmet is sitting
firmly on the head. Retighten the chin
strap if necessary.
Manually seal the connector and
breathe in to produce a negative pressure.
Hold your breath for a moment.
The negative pressure should be maintained. If not, retighten the
straps.
Repeat the last 2 steps twice.
Never use a full face mask that leaks!
If the full face mask leaks, there is a risk of poisoning!
Seal the connector and breathe out forcefully. It must be possible
for the exhaled air to escape without obstruction. If not, see
"Visually inspect the exhalation valve" on page 13.
Connect the self-contained breathing apparatus, hose breathing
respirator or breathing filter
Check that the demand valve is securely fitted by turning it and
pulling on it forcefully. Have the tightness and correct connection
checked by a second person.
Use with a breathing filter
Preliminary requirements
–
The oxygen content of the ambient air must not fall below the
following thresholds:
17 vol.-% in Europe with the exception of the Netherlands,
Belgium and the UK
19 vol.-% in the Netherlands, Belgium, UK, Australia and New
Zealand.
Observe the national directives for other countries!
1)
Observe the corresponding operating manual.
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WARNING
1)
.
–
Non-ventilated containers, pits, channels etc. must not be entered
with filter devices.
2
–
The type of pollutant must be known and the appropriate
breathing filter used.
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Screwing in the breathing filter
Completely remove the seal strips and firmly screw in the
breathing filter into the connector in a clockwise direction.
Working life
Among other things, the working life is dependent on the type and
concentration of pollutant as well as the type of breathing filter
Extreme operating conditions
Low temperatures
If it is not already coated, treat the inside of the visor with "klar-pilot"
anti-misting gel to prevent it from fogging up
visors.
High temperatures/Thermal cycling
If bubbles appear in the visor, it is a sign that the visor is becoming
soft. In this case, leave the danger zone immediately, as the full face
mask can start to leak.
For visors marked PC/CC, the coating of the visor may blister and
come off in places. The function of the full face mask will not be
restricted as a result. It will continue to be usable until the end of the
deployment. Replace the visor after use.
Chemicals
Some substances can be absorbed by the material of the full face
mask or may even diffuse through it. Further information can be
obtained from Dräger.
1)
. Do not wipe coated
WARNING
1)
.
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