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MSA 

Use

Advantage 400

5

GB

Leave contaminated area in case of the following:

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smelling or tasting a contaminant

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you are irritated by the contaminant

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breathing becomes difficult

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dizziness or distress.

Toxic gases without smell recognition

Filters used for toxic gases which do not have smell recognition on the clean air side require 
special rules of use with reference to the time being used and the use itself. If there is any doubt 
about the composition of the toxic gases, a supplied air breathing apparatus must be used.

Before use

When using gas filters, ensure that no particle-type toxic substances are present, and, when using 
particle filters, that there are no toxic gases present. If this is not the case, combination filters must 
be used. 
The filters must be sealed and intact.

Application conditions

Filtering devices must not be used in confined spaces [containers, canals, pits, etc.].
For some applications, an additional protection for eyes and body should be considered. 
After and before use, check the mask and filters and if necessary, clean and disinfect the mask 
and use new filters. Always use only a complete and undamaged respiratory protective device. 
The user of a filtering device must be qualified and trained in its use. The selected filter and proper 
face piece must be in faultless condition and suitable for the intended application. 

Open flames, metal droplets

The use of filtering devices, during work with open flames and metal droplets [e.g. welding], may 
cause serious risk due to ignition of the filter media, which may generate acute levels of toxic sub-
stances.

2

Use

Applicable 

National Regulations

 must be observed. For guidance the EN 529:2005 

[Recommendations for selection, use, care and maintenance] is available.

2.1

Respiratory protective device

Attention!

Before use, check the mask and filters and if necessary, clean and disinfect the mask 
and use new filters.
Always use a complete and undamaged respiratory filtering device.

Summary of Contents for 10102273

Page 1: ...MSAsafety com 0121 Operating Manual Advantage 400 Order No 10102894 01 CR 800000032372...

Page 2: ...cate Holder MSA Europe GmbH Schl sselstrasse 12 8645 Rapperswil Jona Switzerland Product Manufacturer MINE SAFETY APPLIANCES COMPANY LLC 352 White Street Jacksonville NC 28546 United States MSA 2019 A...

Page 3: ...ter replacement 8 2 3 Valve replacement 9 2 4 Strap replacement 9 2 5 Lever replacement 10 3 Filter selection 10 3 1 Gas and combination filters 10 3 2 Particle filters 11 3 3 Service time 11 4 Storag...

Page 4: ...2 Liability Information MSA accepts no liability in cases where the product has been used inappropriately or not as in tended The selection and use of the product are the exclusive responsibility of t...

Page 5: ...rs canals pits etc For some applications an additional protection for eyes and body should be considered After and before use check the mask and filters and if necessary clean and disinfect the mask a...

Page 6: ...e facepiece in place 3 Pull down the front straps until the mask has a snug fit 4 Close lever 5 Close the buckles at the nape of the neck 6 Pull on both straps evenly at the nape of the neck for a com...

Page 7: ...e with the desired size 2 Snap the buttons into place Tightness test In order to check the facepiece to face tightness a leak test must be performed before each use 1 Detach the yoke from the mask 2 F...

Page 8: ...remove the filters proceed in reverse order Threaded filters Remove used filters and thread new filters carefully Hand tighten slowly to seal filter Negative Pressure Test inhalation Advantage 420 Ad...

Page 9: ...valve discs they have to audibly and visibly snap into place 8 Re attach the valve protection caps Advantage 420 The valve disc of the exhalation valve and the valve discs of the inhalation valves ca...

Page 10: ...43 2000 of Series Advantage TabTec or FLEXIfilter may be used see chapter 5 3 3 1 Gas and combination filters Respiratory protective filters are classified according EN 14387 EN 143 2000 A1 2006 and m...

Page 11: ...ng resistance The filter must then be replaced Particle filters that have been used against radio active substances micro organisms or bio chemically active substances must only be used once In any ca...

Page 12: ...ned seperately and reassembled only after drying Use a mild detergent e g Disinfectant AUER 90 Part No D2055765 in lukewarm water and rinse with clear water and dry air max 50 C Spare parts For a list...

Page 13: ...nths after first use at the latest Factory sealed particle filters 5 to 50 C max 90 relative air humidity see pictograms Storage life See information on the filters pictogram Hourglass Particle filter...

Page 14: ...2 x 10095094 Inhalation Valve 10094869 Neck strap buckles 10097884 Contents Buckles 10095914 10095915 set of 5 pairs Advantage 410 Maintenance Kit 10097885 Contents Cradle 10090437 Buckles 10095914 1...

Page 15: ...EN 14384 2004 A2 B2 E1 K1 430373 202 A P3 combination filters EN 14387 2004 A2 P3 R 430372 202 ABEK P3 combination filters EN 14387 2004 A2 B2 E1 K1 P3 R 430374 TabTec A1 gas filters EN 14387 2004 A1...

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