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Panther HIP-PAC

The facepiece should collapse on your face and 
remain  collapsed  for  several  seconds  without 

leaking.
iii.  If  the  facepiece  leaks,  exhale  onto  the  ex

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halation  valve  at  least  six  to  eight  more  times. 

Reposition the facepiece, check the straps, and 

repeat the leak check.
iv. If the facepiece continues to leak, remove it 

from service.

v. Have the facepiece inspected and/or repaired 

by a SPERIAN-certified repair technician before 

reuse.

i. Again, visually check to verify that the facepiece, 

lens, AIR KLIC, and exhalation valve are ice-free.

WARNING

If it becomes necessary to remove the 

facepiece  when  using  the  HIP-PAC, 

move  to  a  non-hazardous  area  first. 

Failure  to  comply  with  this  Warning 
may lead to serious personal injury, se-
rious illness, or death.

j. If the ambient temperature is near or below freez-
ing, place the facepiece and regulator under outer-

wear to keep it warm in case reuse is necessary.

3. Second Stage Regulator

WARNING

• Ice on the second stage regulator AIR 

KLIC buttons or the facepiece AIR KLIC 

adapter  may  prevent  proper  engage

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ment of the regulator.

• The user must ensure that the regula

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tor is properly engaged by rotating and 

tugging the regulator to verify that both 

release buttons are properly engaged in 

the AIR KLIC.

•  Failure  to  comply  with  this  Warning 

may lead to serious personal injury, se-
rious illness, or death

te. Should ice form on the regulator while the regu-
lator is in the facepiece, it will continue to function 
properly.  When  it  becomes  necessary  to  remove 

the  regulator,  rotate  the  regulator  to  break  off  the 

ice, then remove the regulator from the facepiece.

f. If the AIR KLIC buttons are frozen and the regula-
tor  cannot  be  removed,  do  not  force  the  buttons. 
Move to a non-hazardous area, depress the regula-
tor  shutoff  button,  and  remove  the  facepiece  and 
regulator as a unit.

g. If the shutoff button is nonfunctional, turn off the 
air supply at the cylinder valve.

h. Remove the facepiece and regulator as a unit.

i. Warm the facepiece and regulator until the normal 
function  of  the AIR  KLIC  button  and/or  the  shutoff 
button returns.

j. Should ice form on the regulator while the regula-
tor is in the regulator receiver, rotate the regulator 

to break off the ice, then remove the regulator from 

the regulator receiver.

k. If the AIR KLIC buttons are frozen and the regu

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lator cannot be removed from the receiver, do not 

force  the  buttons.  Unbuckle  the  waist  belt,  and 

place the belt, regulator receiver and regulator un-
der outerwear next to your body to warm it until the 
AIR KLIC button functions properly.

4. Regulator Receiver

a. During cold weather operation, keep the regula

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tor receiver cover in place on the regulator receiver 

to keep out moisture and debris.

b. Visually inspect the regulator receiver for ice prior 
to use.

c.  Remove  ice  by  warming  the  regulator  receiver, 
placing it under outerwear near the body to warm.

5. Cylinder Valve

a. During cold weather conditions, ice can form on 
the cylinder valve.

b. Warm the cylinder valve to melt the ice.

WARNING

Do not use heat above 160°F (71°C) or 

direct flame to melt ice. Failure to com

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ply with this Warning may lead to seri-
ous  personal  injury,  serious  illness,  or 
death.

NOTE

Remove ice and water from cylinder valve threads 

prior to filling in cold conditions.

6. Optional Quick-disconnect Fitting or Male Coupling

a.  During  cold  weather  conditions,  ice  may  form 

on the optional quick-disconnect fitting or the male 

coupling.

b. If the quick-disconnect fitting and the male cou

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pling  are  connected  prior  to  ice  buildup,  they  will 
continue to function properly.

a.  The  second  stage  regulator  must  be  protected 
from  moisture  during  cold  weather  conditions  to 
avoid  ice  buildup  on  its  exterior  surfaces.  Ice  can 
interfere  with  emergency  bypass  operation  or AIR 
KLIC  button  function,  which  can  hinder  regulator 
removal  from  the  facepiece  or  from  the  regulator 
receiver.

b. Visually inspect the external surfaces of the regu-
lator for ice prior to use.

c. If ice is present, it may be melted by placing the 
regulator inside outerwear near the body to warm.

d. Again, visually inspect the regulator for ice, then 

check the red bypass knob and the AIR KLIC but

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tons for proper function.

Summary of Contents for Panther Hip-Pac 9649

Page 1: ...D BREATHING APPARATUS P9684 SERIES 5 and 10 Minute Escape P9685 SERIES 15 Minute Escape P9686 SERIES HP 10 Minute Escape 9649 SERIES HP 10 Minute Escape OPERATION MANUAL WARNING DO NOT USE this respir...

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Page 3: ...valve and pressure gauge assembly first stage regulator second stage regulator facepiece waist belt and regulator hose The cylinder stores 8 cubic feet of air at 2216 psig for the 5 minute apparatus...

Page 4: ...st cannot be obtained See ANSI Z88 2 latest edition and OSHA 1910 134 Beards and side burns will prevent good facepiece seal Do not use this respirator unless you are clean shaven WARNING Continued Th...

Page 5: ...ering the face piece and causing a severe reaction Do not use this respirator if you have been sensitized from previous exposure or believe that you may be sensitive or al lergic to any chemical until...

Page 6: ...tacles Kit all 2020 Series Facepieces Wire Frame 964044 Spectacles Kit all 2020 Series Facepieces NexSpex B140095 Lens Cover Clear Classic Facepiece 702019 Lens Cover Tinted TwentyTwenty Plus 702028 L...

Page 7: ...Classic Facepiece 702019 Lens Cover Tinted TwentyTwenty Plus 702028 Lens Cover Clear TwentyTwenty Plus 951015 Anti fog Solution 1 oz 951016 Anti fog Solution 16 oz 981805 Anti fog Wipes Box of 100 B14...

Page 8: ...rator hose This operation requires a torque wrench WARNING Carefully inspect and clean all threads to remove foreign material Foreign ma terial entering the air line can restrict or block air flow to...

Page 9: ...turned on while connect ed to the air supply will cause loss of air in the cylinder resulting in reduced es cape time in case of an emergency Always disengage the regulator from the facepiece and ret...

Page 10: ...operly on the face and the regulator installed and activated Failure to comply with this Warning may lead to serious personal injury se rious illness or death 16 There are two methods depending upon w...

Page 11: ...ens The Challenge NXT PVC lens neoprene neck seal and adhesive all may react in a different manner when exposed to chemicals or chemical mixtures You must verify that none of the components of the hoo...

Page 12: ...tons when installing the regulator WARNING Rotate and tug the regulator to ensure that both release buttons are properly engaged in the AIR KLIC Do not push the release buttons while verifying the eng...

Page 13: ...eathing exhale forcefully The regulator should return to normal flow b If the free flow continues open and close the by pass once or depress the manual override button once c If the problem persists I...

Page 14: ...water and a mild detergent 2 Fully immerse the facepiece in the solution 3 Agitate the facepiece and gently clean with a soft brush 4 Thoroughly rinse the facepiece in fresh water paying particular a...

Page 15: ...cleaning may require reapplication of anti fog coating to the facepiece lens Use only SPERIAN Anti Fog Solution P N 951015 1 oz or P N 951016 16 oz 6 After cleaning three drops of anti fog solution m...

Page 16: ...ly rinse the exterior surfaces and the interior of the outlet tube with fresh water Scrub excess soap away with the brush 5 Dry with a clean cloth or with low pressure 15 psig maximum clean breathing...

Page 17: ...F Cylinders damaged by fire or exposed to heat of 350 F must be destroyed Repainted or refinished cylinders must be hydrostatically tested before reuse WARNING Continued Do not fill a composite cylind...

Page 18: ...l be maintained at 65 F 53 9 C or lower or less than 24 0 ppm by volume moisture content UNDER NO CIRCUM STANCES SHALL AN AIR CYLINDER BE FILLED OR PARTIALLY FILLED WITH OXYGEN b Maximum Fill Pressure...

Page 19: ...cold weather problems however cold weather condi tions may also cause other problems not listed below 1 Air Supply NOTE Cold weather conditions require very dry air Moisture entering the HIP PAC may...

Page 20: ...e and regulator until the normal function of the AIR KLIC button and or the shutoff button returns j Should ice form on the regulator while the regula tor is in the regulator receiver rotate the regul...

Page 21: ...tures especially if there is ice d Use HIP PAC accessories with extreme care in cold weather conditions Visually inspect them pe riodically for ice J Storage Inspect clean and repair as required befor...

Page 22: ...placement or repair of defective parts and such other necessary maintenance and repair as may be required Normal wear and tear and parts damaged by abuse misuse negligence or accidents are specificall...

Page 23: ...k seal to tear SECOND STAGE REGULATOR AND HOSE 1 Cracks or heat damage to housing or cover 2 Faulty operation of bypass valve First Breath On AIR KLIC or override buttons 3 Dirt and debris in the outl...

Page 24: ...remove the rim nuts and screws 2 Gently separate the rims from the facepiece 3 Pull the silicone skirt away from the lens 4 Remove the old lens 5 Match one corner of the new lens with a corner of the...

Page 25: ...disconnect nipple 4 Listen to the second stage regulator it should not flow 5 Listen for leaks at all hose connections 6 Don the facepiece 7 Connect the facepiece to the second stage regulator and in...

Page 26: ...ation Specifica tion G 7 1 for Type 1 Grade D air having a moisture content expressed as dewpoint of 65 F or lower The cylinder shall be marked Fill With Compressed Air Only and shall meet applicable...

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