Maintenance Instructions - Panblast TITAN II Mode D'emploi

entering the inner section of the respirator. Do
not tuck the outer cape into the respirator.
7.3 The helmet respirator should be stored in clean
and dry area, with an ambient temperature
between -10ºC and 60ºC.
8.0

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

ALL REPAIRS AND ADJUSTMENTS MUST BE
CARRIED OUT
PERSONS, AND ONLY GENUINE PANBLAST™
APPROVED PARTS MAY BE USED.
8.1 The PanBlast™ Titan II Respirator Helmet has a
limited service life, and it requires regular
inspection and
replacement parts. If the respirator helmet shell
shows any signs of significant wear, cracks or
holes etc, the respirator helmet assembly should
be discarded and replaced.
8.2 Prior to using the respirator helmet, all hoses
and fittings should be checked for dust and
debris, and cleaned or replaced if necessary.
8.3 Carefully inspect the breathing tube assembly
daily, checking for any signs of wear, splits or
tears in the outer casing of the tube assembly.
! WARNING ! – ANY AIR LEAKS IN THE
BREATHING TUBE
REDUCTION OF
RESPIRATOR HELMET.
8.4 On a weekly basis, remove the inner padding,
and check the condition of the inner foam air
diffuser. The diffuser should be replaced if it
shows any sign of deterioration or airflow
restriction.
BY SUITABLY QUALIFIED
servicing with approved
WILL RESULT IN
AIR FLOW TO THE
! WARNING ! – DO NOT USE THE RESPIRATOR
HELMET
CORRECTLY FITTED.
8.5 On a daily basis, check the condition of both the
inner collar and outer capes. The inner collar
should provide a snug fit around the operators'
neck to prevent the entry of dust and abrasive
into the respirator helmet. Replace the collar
and cape as necessary. The inner collar is
attached to the outer cape by way of a zipper
arrangement. Simply unzip the inner collar to
remove it from the outer cape. The inner collar
may be washed in a mild detergent, and air
dried.
8.6 To replace the cape, carefully roll the rubber
sealing band upwards, exposing the press studs
which retain the cape on the respirator helmet
shell. If the sealing band is damaged or has
A become stretched from its' original size, it
should also be replaced. Carefully remove the
cape press studs from the respirator shell, and
discard the old cape. Position the join/seam in
the neck of the new cape at the rear of the
respirator
attaching the press studs to the respirator shell,
starting from this point. Once fully attached,
pull the sealing band down over the cape press
studs, taking care to ensure that the sealing
band creates a positive seal around the full
circumference of the respirator helmet shell.
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WITHOUT THE DIFFUSER
helmet shell, and commence
TUBE