CleanSpace PAF-0060, User Instructions

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CleanSpace Respirators USER INSTRUCTIONS
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HOW TO CHANGE THE STANDARD FILTER (PAF-0035)
To unlock the filter cover lift the pin located on the end of the filter cover. The filter cover will swing open exposing the used
filter. Remove the filter and replace with a new particulate filter. Swing the filter cover back into closed position and press the
pin down until clicked back into place.
WHEN TO CHANGE A COMBINATION (LARGE CASE) FILTER
Change the filter
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Gas filters must be replaced at the first sign of odour, taste or irritation in the mask.
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When the Blocked Filter Alarm sounds
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If the Flow Test indicates that CleanSpace Respirator is not able to produce the Minimum Design Flow.
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If there is any sign of damage to the filter
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When the filter reaches its expiry date (marked on the filter label)
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When the outside of the filter is heavily soiled
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When the filter is wet
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If there is any sign of dust or contaminants on the inside surface of the filter.
Note that the pleated particulate filter elements in PAF-0050 and PAF-0051 cannot be replaced – instead the whole filter must
be replaced.
CleanSpace filters are NOT reusable and must NOT be cleaned.
There is no way to restore the function of the activated carbon in a gas filter. Dispose of the filter and fit a new one.
HOW TO CHANGE THE LARGE FORMAT FILTERS
STEP 1. Removing the filter from the filter adaptor
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Turn the respirator upside down. Using your
thumb, move the Latch Lock out of the way
and then pull the Latch firmly away from the
filter. The filter can now be removed.
STEP 2. Fitting a new filter to the filter adaptor
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Hold the new filter so that the blue seal is
facing the adaptor. Locate 2 ribs on the filter
body into the slots in the top of the filter
adaptor and push into place.
Turn the
respirator upside down and push the filter into
the adaptor.
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Snap the latch firmly over the 2 ribs on the
bottom of the filter body. You will hear 2 clicks
when the filter is positioned correctly.
Note:
The latch lock will move to one side
automatically.
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The filter is now sealed to the respirator and
ready to use