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Rinse the apparatus in clean water, max 60°C.
7.
Remove all wash plugs from the breathing apparatus.
8.
Close the cylinder valve and activate positive pressure to purge air from the
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system.
Dry the apparatus, max 60°C.
10.
Clean and disinfect the face mask and breathing valve according to the instructions
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in the user manual for the face mask.
WIRELESS HUD
Clean with a damp cloth and warm water. Do not use cleaning solvents.
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SERVICE AND TESTING
Do a full test or a manual test after each use:
FULL TEST
Perform a Full Test, see section 6.
1.
Decrease the cylinder pressure slowly and check that the cylinder pressure
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warning(s) are given at configured pressure level(s).
MANUAL TEST
Switch off the positive pressure (if applicable).
1.
Open the cylinder valve fully and read off the pressure gauge.
2.
Close the cylinder valve.
3.
Check that the pressure do not drop.
4.
Decrease the cylinder pressure slowly and check that the whistle starts sounding
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at 55 ±5 bar.
Service and testing must as a minimum be carried out according to Interspiro's
Service and Testing Schedule, or according to local requirements.
Visit www.interspiro.com for latest version.
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BATTERIES
Always use the Duracell MN2400 and Energizer E92 AAA alkaline batteries. Interspiro
assumes no liability for mechanical, electrical or any other type of battery failure.
Do not mix battery manufacturers or old with new batteries.
HUD AND BAC BATTERY WARNINGS
During use, battery warning is given as described in section 6. After a battery warning
indication the unit can be depressurized to determine if the batteries in the HUD, BAC
or both need replacing.
When the unit is depressurized and the BAC flashes the red LED and gives a slow rate
of beeps, this indicates low battery in the BAC. When the unit is depressurized and
the HUD flashes the yellow battery LED, this indicates low battery in the HUD. The
electronics on a unit with low battery will not activate when pressurised.
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