Tusa BCJ-5960 Manual De Usuario página 9

GUSSET ADJUSTER STRAP (BCJ-6910, 6900, 5960)
Side gusset of bladder can be adjusted to the proper
buoyancy by tightening (increase) or loosing (decrease)
the gusset adjuster strap. (Fig. 44)
WARNING :
To control your ascent when drawing your weight cartridges, release one side at a
time. Often, it may not be necessary to draw both weights to ascend safetly.
The release handles are difficult to view while diving , so it is important that you
practice and become familiar with the location and shape of the weight release
handle prior to each dive.
CAUTION :
Always notify your diving instructor or diving buddy that you are using a B.C.J. with
a Weight Loading System.
BCJ ATTACHMENT
(1) Put the BCJ on your back and tighten the shoulder
belts by pulling the D-shaped rings (Fig. 45) on the
front edge of the shoulder belts, tightening them
enough to fit comfortably to your body. Stoop forward a
little, as if you were carrying a child on your back, so as
to lessen the burden of the tank on your back.
(2) Tighten the cummerbund securely and fasten with the
Hook and Loop fastener (Fig. 46).
Make sure that the hook is overlapping exactly on top
of the Loop on the cummerbund.
* If there is not exact overlap, you must adjust the
length of the waist belt (see page12).
(Fig. 44)
(Fig. 45)
(Fig. 46)
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(3) Do up the waist buckle
(Fig. 47), pulling evenly on
both ends of the waist strap
to tighten it (Fig. 48).
(4) Finally, do up the chest buckle (Fig. 49), pulling the
end of the chest strap to one side to tighten it.
DUMP VALVE
To operate the dump valve on the rear
of your right shoulder or lower back,
hold the knob and pull it sideways and
downwards, as shown in (Fig. 50, 51).
SHOULDER ANGLE ADJUSTER (BCJ-9100, 6910)
The upper back section of the BCJ-9100 and 6910 is equipped with a shoulder angle
adjuster, for adjusting the opening of the shoulder belt (Fig. 52). When loading the
BCJ on to the tank, adjust the length of the adjuster belt to the desired position (Fig.
53).
* Does not need
to be adjusted for
every dive.
(Fig. 47) (Fig. 48)
(Fig. 49)
(Fig. 50)
(Fig. 51)
(Fig. 52) (Fig. 53)
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