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CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

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P/N 595390-01

Rev D

202009

3 Stretch each 2" diameter hole in the nosecup onto the end of the voicemitter ducts and posts until fully around 

each duct. See Picture B in 

Figure 4-2

.

Figure 4-2   Pressing the nosecup tube

4 Check the nosecup to verify the following:

The inhalation check valves are facing up and toward the inside of the nosecup.

The nosecup is properly seated in the facepiece air deflector and around the voicemitter ducts and posts. 

The nosecup is inside the faceseal (away from the wearer). See 

Figure 4-3

.

Figure 4-3   Nosecup inside the faceseal

To remove and install the nosecup inhalation valves

Typically, the two inhalation valves installed in the nosecup assembly are

 

not

 removed during maintenance; however, 

if replacement is required, proceed as follows:
1 Grip the nosecup inhalation valve disc with your fingers and pull of the valve seat. See 

Figure 4-4

.

Figure 4-4   Valve assembly

Voicemitter duct 

posts 

A

B

Air deflector

Nosecup tube

Faceseal

Nosecup

Stem

Valve seat

Valve disc

Summary of Contents for SCOTT Vision C5

Page 1: ...USER INSTRUCTIONS 3M SCOTT VISION C5 FULL FACEPIECE READ ALL USER INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE P N 595390 01 Rev D 202009 ...

Page 2: ...t liable for any damage or injury arising out of a user s failure to follow the instructions contained in this User Instruction or failure to exercise due care and caution in the installation operation inspection and service of this equipment Import and Export The international transport of this equipment and any related documentation is regulated under United States export laws and regulations an...

Page 3: ...3 Before You Begin 13 Inspecting the Facepiece 13 Performing Operational Testing 14 Chapter 3 Donning 15 Before You Begin 15 Donning the Facepiece 15 Chapter 4 Cleaning Maintenance 21 Before You Begin 21 Cleaning the Facepiece 21 Maintenance 23 Available Parts 23 Removing and Installing the Nosecup Assembly 23 Removing and Installing the Head Harness Straps 25 Installing the Neck Strap 26 Appendix...

Page 4: ...CONTENTS 4 P N 595390 01 Rev D 202009 ...

Page 5: ...ified Technician II class offered by 3M Scott Certified technicians are able to use specialized equipment including the Posi3 USB 1 SCBA testing equipment and are able to make repairs to the SCBA that involve the air flow path How to Read This User Instruction Warnings Cautions and Notes Throughout this User Instruction special references are made when deemed important The following classification...

Page 6: ...nance available at a 3M Scott Authorized Service Center A person with good mechanical ability using standard hand tools is capable of performing Technician I level tasks Contact 3M Scott or your 3M Scott distributor for details Because this equipment may be used to support human life in a hazardous atmosphere do not attempt maintenance beyond that described in this User Instruction or in the Certi...

Page 7: ...e to inspect and maintain the equipment Apply only the instructions offered within this User Instruction Maintenance procedures beyond the scope of this User Instruction must not be performed Additional disassembly may cause operation errors and or component failure and result in serious injury or death If a discrepancy or malfunction cannot be corrected using the procedures contained within this ...

Page 8: ...urposes other than those authorized by your respiratory protection program Do not use this equipment underwater Fit testing is required to determine the correct facepiece for each user The Respiratory Protection Program Manager or Safety Coordinator must assist the user in selecting the correct facepiece size relative to the user s facial features and dimensions Prior to use fit testing must be pe...

Page 9: ... WARNING To reduce the risks associated with vision impairment Verify the nosecup and nosecup inhalation valves are properly installed WARNING To reduce the risks associated with fire and extreme heat exposure Ensure that any protective head gear does not interfere with the facepiece seal or the facepiece s functions If wearing a fire hood ensure that its face opening sits on top of the faceseal d...

Page 10: ...tag for repair by authorized personnel WARNING To reduce the risks associated with loss of air supply exposure to life threating contaminants or oxygen deficient atmospheres Stay alert when operating this equipment Do not operate this equipment while under the influence of drugs alcohol or medication that may affect vision dexterity or judgment WARNING To reduce the risks associated with fire and ...

Page 11: ...ombined with an appropriate respiratory protection system provides respiratory protection to an individual when entering working in or exiting a hazardous atmosphere This equipment is designed to withstand exposure to certain environmental conditions as defined by the applicable approvals Facepiece Components The Vision C5 facepiece consists of the components shown in Figure 1 1 Figure 1 1 3M Scot...

Page 12: ...R Part 1910 134 Appendix A or ANSI AIHA ASSE Z88 10 current edition requires testing in the negative pressure mode using protocols deemed acceptable by those standards For quantitative fit testing 3M Scott Fire Safety facepieces require use of a Fit Test Adapter or equivalent and appropriate negative pressure testing equipment A Mask Seal Kit may also be required to attain a proper fit See Appendi...

Page 13: ...otective static cling label attached to the lens of a new facepiece the label may be re used during storage of the facepiece The facepiece must be complete and in serviceable condition with no worn loose or damaged components To inspect the facepiece 1 Inspect the facepiece seal and other rubber components for deformation wear cracks or other damage 2 Inspect the lens and lens frame a Inspect the ...

Page 14: ...s properly seated between the flanges of the voicemitter ducts and is inside the faceseal away from the wearer See Figure 2 1 6 Verify that the facepiece is clean See Cleaning the Facepiece on page 21 7 Adjust the head straps to the full outward position Figure 2 1 Checking the nosecup installation Performing Operational Testing See the User Instructions provided with your 3M Scott Air Pak respira...

Page 15: ...l use and don the facepiece accordingly If facepiece use is expected at temperatures near or below freezing or if the facepiece is to be used after storage at temperatures near or below freezing see the User Instructions provided with your 3M Scott Air Pak respirator for full details about low temperature operation Donning the Facepiece Before donning the facepiece examine it to verify that it is ...

Page 16: ...acepiece centered on the face with the chin properly positioned in the chin cup See Figure 3 3 Figure 3 3 Positioning the chin 4 Using the hand hold at the bottom of the netting pull the head harness over the crown of the head and down the back of the head Pull forcefully enough that the facepiece moves up to position your chin snugly within the chin cup and forms a close fit to your face See Figu...

Page 17: ...portion of the head harness is positioned over the crown of the head 8 While holding the facepiece in place with one hand tighten the neck straps evenly one at a time by pulling each neck strap end toward the rear of the head Alternate hands to maintain the facepiece position on the face See Figure 3 6 Figure 3 6 Tightening the neck straps 9 Verify the proper location of the face in the facepiece ...

Page 18: ... that you have donned your facepiece properly or use a mirror to check Possible facepiece donning problems include the following see Figure 3 10 Head harness strap is twisted Head harness is off center or not flat against the head Head harness is too high on the head Hair or clothing is in the faceseal Face seal is rolled over inside the facepiece rather than flat against the face Facepiece sits t...

Page 19: ...r Seal Check TIP The OSHA Respiratory Protection Standard requires teams of at least two people during interior structural firefighting 29CFR1910 134 g 4 i when entering into and operating in an IDLH atmosphere If necessary ask your partner to verify that you have donned the facepiece properly Twisted head harness strap Head harness not centered Head harness too high Facepiece too low ...

Page 20: ...DONNING 20 P N 595390 01 Rev D 202009 ...

Page 21: ...ies An appropriate sanitizing and or disinfecting cleaner If an appropriate disinfectant is not available you can disinfect the facepiece using one of the following solutions Hypochlorite solution 50 ppm of chlorine made by adding approximately one milliliter 1 mL of laundry bleach to one liter 1 L of water at or below 110 F 43 C OR Aqueous solution of iodine 50 ppm iodine made by adding approxima...

Page 22: ...lution and the aqueous solution of iodine require a 2 minute contact time 5 Rinse the facepiece with drinking water either from a faucet or in a spray bottle 6 Shake excess water off the facepiece and dry it with a clean lint free cloth or gently blow dry with clean dry breathing air of 30 psig or less pressure Do not use shop air or any other air containing lubricants or moisture NOTE When cleani...

Page 23: ... inside the facepiece away from the wearer 2 Press the center of the nosecup tube through the hole in the front of the facepiece air deflector It will seat in the air deflector hole See Picture A in Figure 4 2 NOTE Maintenance is limited to removing or installing the nosecup nosecup inhalation valves head harness head harness straps and neck strap PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 201484 01 Nosecup assembly...

Page 24: ...iece air deflector and around the voicemitter ducts and posts The nosecup is inside the faceseal away from the wearer See Figure 4 3 Figure 4 3 Nosecup inside the faceseal To remove and install the nosecup inhalation valves Typically the two inhalation valves installed in the nosecup assembly are not removed during maintenance however if replacement is required proceed as follows 1 Grip the nosecu...

Page 25: ...around the facepiece holding the head harness straps See picture A in Figure 4 6 2 Lift the buckle release lever and pull the adjusting head harness strap until the end of the strap is against the buckle and the strap is fully extended Repeat the process for the other buckles on the facepiece See picture B magnification in Figure 4 6 3 Pass the ends of the adjusting straps through the buckles to r...

Page 26: ...sembled properly the pull loop will be above the strap See picture A in Figure 4 6 To remove and install the adjusting head harness straps 1 Follow items 1 2 and 3 in To remove and install the head harness on page 25 to free straps from the facepiece 2 Pull the adjusting strap to be changed from the head harness path until the strap is free of the harness 3 Pass the new strap with the pull loop se...

Page 27: ...ebris See picture A Figure 4 9 4 Turn the facepiece right side up with the opening in front of you face and with the neck strap still in place The neck straps will criss cross See picture B in Figure 4 9 5 Don the facepiece see Chapter 3 Donning on page 15 taking care that the criss crossed neck strap does not prevent a proper face seal See picture C in Figure 4 9 Figure 4 9 Installing the neck st...

Page 28: ...CLEANING MAINTENANCE 28 P N 595390 01 Rev D 202009 ...

Page 29: ...ican National Standard Respiratory Fit Testing Methods ANSI AIHA ASSE Z88 10 current edition Occupational Safety and Health Standards OSHA 29 CFR 1910 134 Appendix A In Canada fit tests are explained in Selection Use and Care of Respirators CAN CSA Z94 4 Quantitative fit testing per OSHA Standard 29 CFR Part 1910 134 Appendix A or ANSI AIHA ASSP Z88 10 current edition requires testing in the negat...

Page 30: ...amaged or defective equipment Remove the defective equipment from service and tag it for repair by authorized personnel Repeat the testing with equipment known to be operating properly Quantitative Fit Testing Before fit testing test subjects must pass a medical evaluation and be in good health Any and all conditions that might interfere with a good face to facepiece seal must be addressed and cor...

Page 31: ...ser Seal Check every time the facepiece is donned to ensure proper fit before using the respirator in a hazardous atmosphere A respirator fit test must be routinely at least yearly carried out as outlined above for each user of this respirator to determine or confirm the amount of protection that the respirator provides Periodically repeating the fit testing is required to identify any physical ch...

Page 32: ...re available in small medium and large sizes Depending on the facepiece model the size is identified by the sizing studs located inside the face seal and on the outside tab see Figure A 1 Small green stud Medium black stud Large red stud Figure A 1 Determining facepiece size Sizing stud ...

Page 33: ...ies and options as explained in this User Instruction and in all other instructions provided with this facepiece or the option or accessory These and other options may be added to a facepiece after purchase Refer to the User Instructions provided with the accessories or optional components for details of the operation and the required changes to the regular operational inspection Available options...

Page 34: ...OPTIONS ACCESSORIES 34 P N 595390 01 Rev D 202009 ...

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Page 36: ...when directed by 3M SCOTT authorized 3M SCOTT agents are authorized to perform warranty obligations This warranty does not apply to defects or damage caused by any repairs of or alterations to THE PRODUCTS made by owner or any third party unless expressly permitted by 3M SCOTT product manuals or by written authorization from 3M SCOTT To obtain performance under this warranty and as a condition pre...

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