After Usage - Weinmann JOYCE Full Face Mode D'emploi

Quick release system (optional) (Fig. I)
To open the headgear in an emergency (e.g.
vomiting) a quick release system can be
supplied as an accessory.
The quick release system consists of a special
clip with ripcord, which is fitted instead of one
of the lower headgear clips.
In an emergency, simply pull the ripcord. The
special clip will detach itself from the mask. The
headgear is now open and the mask can be
removed.

3.11 After usage

1.Undo one of the lower headgear clips from
the mask and remove the mask.
2.Undo the other three headgear clips in
order to remove the headgear from the
mask.
3.Proceed as described in "4 Cleaning and
disinfecting instructions".
3.12 Disassembling/assembling the
mask
Disassembling the mask (Fig. G - C)
1.Detach the mask cushion from the mask
frame.
2.Remove the cap from the pressure
measurement ports.
3.Turn the retaining ring anticlockwise to the
11 o'clock position. Now pull the retaining
ring and the elbow away from the mask
frame.
4.Press the elbow out of the retaining ring and
pull the rotating sleeve off the elbow.
5.Only vented variants: Remove the anti-
asphyxia valve carefully off the elbow.
Ensure that the membrane on the interior of
the valve is not damaged.
6.Detach the coarse adjustment component
from the mask frame.
7.Detach the fine adjustment component from
the coarse adjustment component. Then
detach the forehead cushion from the fine
adjustment component.
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Assembling the mask (Fig. C - G)
1.Attach the forehead cushion to the fine
adjustment component. Then attach the fine
adjustment component to the coarse
adjustment component.
2.Attach the coarse adjustment component to
the mask frame.
3.Push the rotating sleeve onto the elbow until
you hear it click into place.
4.Only vented variants: Push the anti-
asphyxia valve carefully onto the elbow
until you hear it click into place on both
sides of the elbow. Take care that the
membrane on the interior of the valve is not
damaged or jammed.
5.Press the rotating sleeve onto the elbow.
Then press the elbow into the retaining ring
until you hear it click into place.
6.Push the retaining ring (in the 11 o'clock
position) and elbow onto the mask frame.
Turn the retaining ring to the 12 o'clock
position.
7.Push the cap onto the pressure measurement
ports.
8.Attach the mask cushion to the mask frame.
9.Fasten the headgear to the mask with the
clips.
10.Check that everything is working properly.
(see "5. Functional check" on page 20)