Scott Safety Proflow2 SC Instructions D'utilisation page 18

7. After use
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Stop the blower device by switching to position 0.
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The blower device must always be turned off from the switch, also if the
device has stopped due to low battery.
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Doff the unit. Carry out the necessary maintenance for the blower device
and recharge the battery.
Decontamination
In applications where this equipment is exposed to or in contact with a
hazardous material, national or local regulations specific to that material must be
followed when decontaminating the equipment before cleaning and maintaining
it.
Under shower

No need to detach any components.
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Stop the blower device.
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Filters face down. Do not spray water into the filters (=air channel).
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Filters must always be replaced after shower-cleaning.
After showering during exit procedures and before further cleaning of the
blower, disconnect the hose and seal the blower outlet and remove the filters
and seal the blower inlets, using the screw caps provided (
during this operation to prevent materials entering these areas. See page 2.
Cleaning

Clean with a damp cloth or sponge. When necessary, a ready-for-use device (breathing hose
connected) can be cleaned under shower, with the filters facing down. Do not spray water into the
filters. Filters must be replaced after shower-cleaning.

Do not use solvents (e.g. acetone, turpentine). Never clean with compressed air or compressed
water.
Storage
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Store protected from direct sunlight, at -10...+30 °C and relative humidity (RH) under 75 % (sealed
filters RH max. 95 %).
Interim recharging

Deep discharge of the battery during long-term storage can be prevented by keeping the blower device
on recharge.

However, if standby charging is unpractical, batteries can be interim-recharged e.g. three times a year.
Prior to use, at least one cycle of discharge and charge should be carried out.
Disposal

See WEEE.

A very contaminated blower device as well as used filters are special refuse and shall be disposed
of according to the filtered substances (gases or particles).

Discarded batteries are hazardous waste. Make sure that they are disposed of according to waste
treatment regulations.
. Take care
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