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3. Checking the rechargeable battery capacity:
a. Press the button to display the battery capacity on the
rechargeable battery.
b. Read the battery status indicator.
c. If the battery capacity is insufficient for the planned
period of service: replace or charge the rechargeable
battery (see chapter 6.3.2 Replacing or charging the
rechargeable battery).
It might be required to fully charge the rechargeable
battery prior to the first commissioning of the device.
4. Insert the filter (see chapter 6.3.3 Replacing the filter).
5. Assembling the carrying system:
a. Position both connection points of the connection plate
on the blower unit sockets. Ensure that the arrows on
the belt and the rear of the blower unit go together.
b. Push down connection plate until it snaps audibly into
place.
6. Attach accessories if applicable:
● Attach comfortable padding to the standard belt with
the press studs.
● If needed, the belt extension is attached to the
webbing buckle.
For any other accessories refer to the enclosed
assembly instructions.
7. Donning the device:
a. Adjust the carrying system belt to approximately the
correct circumference.
b. Put on belt and close buckle. The device is located on
the back of the user.
c. Tighten belt and fasten protruding ends with clips on
ends of the belt.
8. Connecting the facepiece:
a. Connect the plug-in connector of the breathing hose to
the blower unit.
b. Connect the other end of the breathing hose to the
facepiece.
9. Switch on the blower unit and check the flow rate and
warning devices (see chapter 6.3.4 Check the flow rate
and warning devices).
10. Don the facepiece (see Instructions for Use of the
corresponding facepiece).
11. Adjust the flow rate using the
desired.
Instructions for use
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4.3
During use
WARNING
Health hazard
► Leave the danger zone immediately in case of:
– Decreasing or interrupted air supply (e.g. after blower
failure). In the hood/helmet/protective visor facepiece
type, carbon dioxide can quickly build up or lack of
oxygen may occur. Noxious ambient air may also
penetrate the hood.
– Odour or taste developing in the facepiece (filter
break). The residual capacity of the gas filter or the gas
filter components of the combination filter are
exhausted.
– Drowsiness, dizziness, or other complaints
– Damage to the equipment
– Displayed alarms
Breathing hoses or other components involve the risk of
getting caught. This may damage the device and interrupt
the air supply!
Handle the device with care.
Breathing in during heavy work while wearing the
hood/helmet/protective visor facepiece type may result in
negative pressure and the penetration of unfiltered
ambient air!
Increase the flow rate to prevent this from happening.
4.3.1 Adjusting the flow rate
If necessary (e.g. during increased physical exertion), the flow
rate must be adjusted during operation using the
buttons.
Lower the flow rate to increase the period of service if a
warning appears. (Only possible if the lowest level has not
already been chosen.) By lowering the flow rate, you can, for
example, extend the battery runtime.
4.3.2 Warnings and alarms
If a warning appears, leave the working area promptly in view
of the potentially hazardous situation.
If an alarm is triggered, leave the working area immediately
without any delay.
Check the function of the device after a warning or alarm has
been triggered.
4.4
After use
Do the following:
1. Leave the hazardous area.
2. Remove the facepiece (see Instructions for Use of the
corresponding facepiece).
3. Switch off the blower unit by pushing the
control panel for approx. 2 seconds.
4. Open the carrying system belt and take off the device.
5. Clean and disinfect the device (see chapter 6.2 Cleaning
and disinfecting).
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