• Insert the connector's bush into the adaptor cavity.
• Rotate the adaptor clockwise until safely locked.
4.1.2 Cartridges
Apply finally the cartridges following the instructions that comes along with them and with the adaptor.
4.2 Donning
Elongate the straps of the headharness as much as possible. With both hands hold the neck and cheek
straps of the headharness, meanwhile widening them in order to be able to put your face into the mask. Once
your chin is in place, pass the headharness over your head, adjusting it so that straps are in the direction of
the facepiece buckles. Pull the straps until you feel a uniform yet comfortable pressure on your face along
the sealing flap. The buckles automatically lock into the required position. It is advisable to tighten the cheek
straps first, then the temple straps and finally the forehead straps (photographs 1, 2, 3 and 4). To loosen the
tension of the straps, gently lift the buckle tabs, which will make the strap slide backwards (photograph 6).
4.3 Check of pneumatic tightness
Before entering a contaminated atmosphere it is a good habit to check the tightness on the face and ex-
halation valve seal. Whilst wearing the mask, close the standard connector with the palm of your hand and
take a deep breath (photograph 5). The mask should slightly deform, adhering to your face more securely.
You should not notice any inward leakage of air from the outside. If you notice a leak, identify and eliminate
it immediately. After a satisfactory seal check, the mask can be connected to the filter or to the breathing
apparatus and the scheduled work can be carried out in total safety.
For TR 2002 CL2 TR 2002 CL3 and TR 2002 S CL3 with DUPLA adapter:
Whilst wearing the mask, close with the palm of your hands the vents of filters (if necessary help yourself
with two sheets of paper) and deeply breath-in. The mask should alter deform slightly, adhering to your
face more securely. You should not notice any inward leakage of air from the outside. If you notice a leak,
identify and eliminate it immediately.
5.
DISASSEMBLING AND PART REPLACEMENT
Some ordinary maintenance interventions follow that can be carried out derectly the user. The interven-
tions that connot be carried out by the user are identified in the text and nust necessarily be carried out by
the manufacturer or authorized pernonnel.
5.1 DUPLA Adapter (Only with TR 2002 CL2, TR 2002 CL3 and TR 2002 S CL3)
• Dismantle the valve cover by pushing the locking tabs by means of any suitable tool. Slide the covers outwards.
• Turn anticlockwise and remove the adaptor from the connector's bush.
5.2 Visor (to be effectuated in the manufacturer's or authorized personnel's workshop)
5.3 Connector - Valves - Speech device assembly (to be effectuated in the manufacturer's or authorized
personnel's workshop)
5.3.1 Inhalation valve and gasket valve holder
Remove the rubber gasket/valve holder situated on the bottom of the connector. In this way, the inhalation
valve can be reached and easily removed. When reassembling, ensure that the valve is well inserted onto
the special spindle and that it can move freely. Insert then the gasket/valve holder in the bottom of con-
nector in such a way that it holds the valve in position and free to move.
WARNING: Whilst reassembling refer to the drawing and make sure to chose the valve holder suited to the
specific mask model. There are two similar holders which only differ in size.
5.3.2 Exhalation valve
TR 2002 CL2, TR 2002 CL3 and TR 2002 S CL3
The membrane can be replaced simply by removing the lower valve cover which holds the group and
extracting the valve from its seat. To replace it, re-insert the membrane onto the special stem.
TR 2002 A CL2, TR 2002 A (CL3) and TR 2002 S A (CL3)
• Remove the Valve cover.
• Remove by means of pliers the small bridge that keeps the valve assembly in place.
• Remove the positive pressure assembly.
• Remove the exhale membrane from the stem and, if necessary, remove the stem as well by pushing it
outwards from the inside of facepiece.
To reassemble proceed backwards.
TR 2002 BN CL2, TR 2002 BN (CL3) and TR 2002 S BN (CL3)
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