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Use
2.6
Marking
The following information is shown on the labelling field:
Date of manufacture
Serial number
Order number
Approval marking
Testing standard
Name of device
Nominal usage period of the device see Section 2.2 on Page 7
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Use
3.1
Before initial use
Before commissioning, the delivery date must be inscribed on the labelling field.
It is not permitted to use punch numbers for the inscription. Dräger recommends
engraving or etching.
3.2
Using the oxygen self-rescuer
WARNING
!
Keep the oxygen self-rescuer away from combustible substances
(petrol, grease, solvents, etc.) before or during use to prevent a
potential risk of fire!
Destroying the oxygen self-rescuer can result in a potential risk of
ignition if the oxygen-abstracting chemical comes into contact with
combustible substances such as charcoal.
Regularly practise using the oxygen self-rescuer with a training unit
Only open the oxygen self-rescuer when using it!
Otherwise moisture from the ambient air will flow into the open oxygen self-
rescuer and impair its function.
Open devices cannot be closed again. They are considered used and must
not be stored but be disposed of see Section 7 on Page 10.
Check the oxygen self-rescuer prior to carrying/daily see Section 3.3 on
Page 8.
Use the oxygen self-rescuer only once.
3.3
Preparation for use
The following work steps must be performed every day. If one of the criteria listed
is not met, the oxygen self-rescuer must not be used.
NOTICE
i
i
If the oxygen self-rescuer suffered unusual strain (blows, pressure,
etc.), the checks mentioned should be carried out immediately.
In the following cases, the oxygen self-rescuer may be repaired by trained
personnel:
If the oxygen self-rescuer is worn with a shoulder strap or hand strap, check
that they are locked onto the support ring. If the carrying strap is frayed or
damaged, it must be replaced.
Make sure that the inspection window is not damaged. A damaged
inspection window must be replaced.
In the following cases, the oxygen self-rescuer must be taken out of service or
sent to Dräger for inspection.
Check that the oxygen self-rescuer is complete.
Check that the seal is not damaged.
Check that the casing is closed.
Check that the opening mechanism is locked and undamaged. The snap-fit
must be engaged.
Check that the seal is not damaged.
Check the casing for deformations (see supplementary sheet).
Ensure that the casing does not have any tears or holes.
Check inspection window: If many yellow fragments, the same size or larger
than grains of sugar, can be shaken in the inspection window area, the
oxygen self-rescuer must be decommissioned.
An adhesive, thin yellow dust layer is normal after years of carrying and
does not affect the function.
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Check if the moisture indicator
(1) is brown. If moisture has
penetrated into the oxygen self-
rescuer, the moisture indicator
changes
from
turquoise.
If the oxygen self-rescuer is used
in accordance with SANS 1737,
make sure that the abrasion
protection is available and not
damaged.
3.4
Donning procedure
NOTICE
i
i
Donning the device incorrectly may cause delay when using the
oxygen self-rescuer in emergencies.
Be sure to perform the following steps in the described sequence.
1.
Pull the opener up until the
tightening straps fall off.
2.
Remove and dispose of the
upper part of the casing.
Opening can be supported as
follows:
Use the fully opened opener
to lever the lid open.
Or
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.
Bend the casing at the face
seal. To do this, place the
device flat on the floor. Push
onto the edge of the upper
and lower parts of the
casing.
3.
Grasp the yellow loop of the
neck strap and use it to pull the
oxygen self-rescuer out of the
casing.
WARNING
!
Do not use the hose to pull the oxygen self-rescuer out of the casing.
Otherwise, the oxygen self-rescuer could be damaged and may not
supply enough breathing air.
4.
Hold the oxygen self-rescuer so
that the breathing bag points
away from the body.
5.
Remove the helmet, if required.
6.
Place the neck strap around your
neck.
7.
Put the helmet on, if required.
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