Inspection; Apr Filter And Cartridge Requirements - Honeywell RU6500 Serie Manuel D'instructions

2.0 ASSEMBLING THE HONEYWELL RU6500 FULL FACEPIECE
2.1

INSPECTION

Each and every time you put on your respirator and prior to storage, you must inspect all components for wear or damage. If any
component is missing or damaged, do not use this respirator.
1) Check the nose cup and sealing area for any tears, holes or other damage.
2) Check the inhalation and exhalation valves to assure they are not missing or damaged.
3) Inspect the head strap or headnet assembly.
a) If head strap is used: Pull gently the straps to assure they are not worn. Check the head strap buckles for any damage.
b) If headnet is used: Check for signs of deterioration, unraveling or any other wear. Check the buckles for any damage.
4) Check the lens for any cracks, abrasion or other damage.
5) Check the lens clamps to assure they are not deformed, cracked or damaged.
6) Check the cartridge connectors to assure they are seated properly and are not cracked.
7) Check the nozzle for any damage, including heat damage, nicks or cracks.
If any components are missing or damaged do not use this respirator. Failure to comply with these warnings will
result in the risk of serious injury, illness or death.
2.2

APR FILTER AND CARTRIDGE REQUIREMENTS

To use this full facepiece as an air-purifying respirator you need to attach a filter, cartridge or
cartridge/filter combination for each cartridge connector. Follow the directions below for the
filter or cartridge type you are using.
1) If you are using a pair of pad style filters only,(either 7506N95, 7506R95 or 7506N99),
you will need P/N N750037 (includes two N750027 covers and two N750015 filter holders)
in addition to the two filters. Ensure the pad filters are the same type to provide proper
protection.
a) Place each filter into the filter cover, paying attention to the instructions on the filter
"this side towards face" or "this side away from face" (see Figure 1).
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Figure 1