Tusa BCJ-5960 Manual De Usuario página 6

THREADING AND ADJUSTING TANK BELT
1. Thread the cam buckle as shown in Figure (11 to 13).
(Fig.11)
2. Slide the backpack onto tank to desired position.
3. Cam belt should now be positioned as shown
in Figure 14. Pull firmly on end of the belt until
all slack has been removed.
4. Once again check that the backpack is at desired position on tank.
5. To prevent slack of the belt while buckle is
lifted, mate the Hook and Loop fastener on the
belt once in this timing. (Fig. 15)
6. Pull the buckle to be upright positioned as shown in Figure 16 so the belt cannot
slip. And release the Hook and Loop fastener then thread the end of belt through
end slot of buckle. (Fig. 17)
(Fig. 12) (Fig. 13)
(Fig. 14)
(Fig. 15)
(Fig.16) (Fig.17)
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7. Grasp belt end firmly and pull buckle to closed position. (Fig. 18) Attach belt end to
Hock & Loop fastener. (Fig. 19)
8. Check that the tank belt is securely fastened to tank. Hold tank in place in an
upright position. Grasp backpack by upper carrying handle, and try to move
backpack up and down on tank. There should be no movement, if belt moves, has
not been adequately tightened.
9. To readjust to proper tightness:
(a) Remove belt end from Hock & Loop fastener, and cam buckle.
(b) Unthread belt from end slot only of cam buckle.
(c) Repeat step 5-8 above.
10. To remove backpack from tank after a dive:
(a) Remove belt end Hock & Loop fastener, and open cam buckle.
(b) Unthread belt from end slot only of cam buckle.
(c) Slide backpack off tank.
WARNING: Proper installation and adjustment are extremely important to assure correct
performance of backpack. Improper installation on tank may allow the tank to slip out of
backpack. Loss of the tank could result in loss of buoyancy control, and/or air supply and
personal injury could result. If you have any questions about proper use for this product, ask
your diving instructor, your TUSA dealer, or your TUSA distributor.
(Fig.18) (Fig.19)
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