Donning Sequence With Mask/Helmet Combination; During Use; After Use; Maintenance - Dräger HPS 7000 Instrucciones De Uso

When a Holland cloth is used:
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a. Mark the position of the hook-and-loop strips on the
support ring according to the Holland cloth. Position the
centre hook-and-loop strip in the recess on the front side.
b. Attach the hook-and-loop strips to the support ring.
c. Close the Holland cloth at the front side and attach to
the hook-and-loop strip at the support ring.
4.2.6 Fastening the face protector
1. Turn both CSA fasteners
so that they press against
the face protector.
This prevents the face
protector from moving.
2. The CSA fasteners in the helmet shell click into place.
4.2.7 Attaching the communication module
Insert the communication module into the COM adaptor. It

must snap into place.
4.3 Donning sequence with mask/helmet
combination
1. Adjust the support ring to be wide.
2. Don the fire helmet and push towards neck.
3. Don the full face mask and slip mask/helmet adapter into
the mask pockets.
4. Slide the fire helmet to the correct position. Make sure the
full face mask does not shift.
5. Adjust the support ring to match the head size.
6. Close the chin strap.
7. Check that the full face mask has a secure seal.
4.4

During use

NOTICE
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The helmets do not feature materials known to cause
allergic reactions. Despite this, there may be isolated
cases of persons with severe allergies experiencing
such a reaction.
The visors may transfer physical impacts to corrective
glasses and damage them.
Full protection is achieved only when the face
protector is locked in the lowest position.
Move both eye protector levers evenly and carefully when

swinging the eye protector or spectacles in front of the
eyes.
CAUTION
!
Risk of injury!
Jerky contact of the eye protector or spectacles with
the nose may lead to injuries.
Move eye protector levers carefully.
Dräger HPS 7000
4.5

After use

Check serviceability as follows:
Check helmet shell, internal helmet components, chin strap

and accessory. Replace damaged parts.
Check visors. In case of visible damages or vision

impairments (e. g. scratches, discolouring or dirt), the
visors should be replaced.
Check painted surface of the fire helmet for damage.

The self-extinguishing special paint system is an important
factor for the thermal performance of the fire helmet. If the
paint is damaged, it may shorten the service life of the
helmet. Superficial paint damage or small surface
scratches do not reduce the protective effect. These can be
repaired with touch up paint.
Fire helmets that may not be reused or repaired are to be
rendered unusable for safety reasons.
Trained personnel or Dräger may check whether the fire
helmet is reusable with damage or should be repaired.
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CAUTION
!
Insufficient protective effect after impact occurrence!
If the fire helmet absorbs the energy of an impact, it
may become damaged or unfit for use.
Even if damage is not immediately visible, the fire
helmet must be replaced after a severe impact or
shock. Damaged helmets or those exposed to impact
may not be used. This applies even if no external
damage is visible.
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Maintenance

5.1

Maintenance intervals

For information on maintenance measures, see the technical
manual
5.2

Cleaning and disinfecting

CAUTION
!
Risk of damage to the helmet or visor!
Do not use any solvents (e. g. acetone, alcohol) or
cleaning agents containing abrasive particles for
cleaning and disinfecting. Only use the prescribed
process and use the cleaning and disinfection agents
given. Other agents and methods, dosages and
contact times may damage the product.
Never disinfect coated visors as the disinfectant will
destroy the coating.
Do not clean coated visors automatically. This may
damage the coating.
For information on suitable cleaning products and
disinfectants and their specifications, see document
9100081 at www.draeger.com/IFU.
5.2.1 Helmets with visors without coating
1. Remove attached components (e. g. neck protection,
lamp) from fire helmet and clean separately.
2. Prepare a cleaning solution of water and detergent.
Alternatively, lukewarm soapy water can be used.
3. Clean helmet shell and visors using a soft cloth and
cleaning solution.
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