Reassemble The Facepiece - Honeywell RU6500 Serie Manual De Instrucciones De Funcionamiento Y Mantenimiento

k) Remove both the gaskets from the connectors.
l) Remove the inhalation valves of the connectors from inside of the lens.
m) DURING MORE THOROUGH CLEANINGS: Remove the cartridge connectors. Pull the tab on the cartridge
connector away from plastic notch on the lens until the connector tab clears the notch; rotate connector quarter
turn counterclockwise. Remove connector. Remove the o-ring underneath the connector.
2) Wash the facepiece components:
a) Prepare a solution of cleaner sanitizer according to instructions.
b) Wash the facepiece and components thoroughly in the cleaner sanitizer solution. Use a soft brush on the facepiece
and headgear assembly to loosen any caked on contaminants.
c) Rinse the facepiece and components in clean warm water and then dry completely.
6.0 REASSEMBLE FACEPIECE
Reassemble your facepiece after following all steps outlined in Section 8.0 "RESPIRATOR
INSPECTION": Use the replacement part schematic at the end of these User Instructions.
1) Inspect all components as they are being assembled. Replace any that are damaged
or missing.
2) Prior to attaching cartridge connector to facepiece, ensure o-ring, (Part Number 805003) is
placed in groove that is centered around cartridge connector port on lens. Place cartridge
connector into lens and turn clockwise until audible click is heard and connector is locked
into place.
3) Put one set of inhalation valves on the cartridge connectors, making sure they lie flat
against the connectors.
4) Install the gasket groove side up onto the connector (see figures 18 & 19). The gasket
must be seated below the connector threading.
5) Verify the nozzle o-ring is free from debris and install the o-ring onto the nozzle.
6) Apply lubricant (see parts list) or equivalent to the o-ring.
7) From inside of the lens, align the top and bottom ribs on the front of the nozzle with
the notches in the lens. Push the nozzle inward until both latches engage with lens.
An audible click should be heard.
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