Abicor Binzel ADF 600S, Operating Instructions Manual

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9 Maintenance and cleaning ADF 600S
9 Maintenance and cleaning
Despite the above, scheduled maintenance and cleaning are prerequisites for a long service life and fault-
free operation.
Check the following:
9.1 Cleaning the automatic filter, solar cells, sensors and helmet shell
NOTICE
• Maintenance and cleaning work may only be carried out by qualified personnel (in Germany, see
TRBS 1203).
Daily
Clean the ADF 600S daily, as well as whenever it is to be worn by a different user and whenever it is
soiled.
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Fig. 10 Cleaning automatic filter, solar cells and sensors on page EN-16
Automatic filter (1) : 1 Wipe off the surface with a soft cloth. Do not use any strong
solvents.
Solar cells (2) / sensors (3) : 2 Wipe off the solar cells / sensors with methylated spirits and a
clean cloth. Then wipe off with a dry, lint-free cloth.
Helmet shell (4) : 3 Use a soft cloth and soapy water to wipe down and disinfect
the helmet shell.
As needed/in case of
damage (broken,
scratched, dirty, etc.)
Replace outside viewing pane (2) :
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6.1 Removing protective film / replacing viewing pane on
page EN-9
Replace inside viewing pane (4) :
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6.1 Removing protective film / replacing viewing pane on
page EN-9
Replace automatic filter (2) :
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Fig. 11 Replacing the automatic filter on page EN-17
Tab. 10 Maintenance and cleaning
1 Automatic filter 2 Solar cells 3 2 sensors 4 Helmet shell
Fig. 10
Cleaning automatic filter, solar cells and sensors
1 2
3
4