SR900 — How to
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Remove the filter and wipe the inside of the
filter holder. Pay special attention to the groove
in the filter rim when cleaning.
Remove the protective caps from the exhaust
valves. Pull out the membranes and wipe clean.
Wipe the valve seats before refitting the valves
and replacing the protective caps.
It is of critical importance that both membranes
and seats are clean and intact. No dirt or grime
must remain, and the parts must not have any
cracks, tears or other damage.
Remove the inhalation membrane from the filter
holder or hose attachment. Clean the membrane
and the valve seat. Replace.
Make sure ALL valves are properly fitted. Put the
respirator to your face and draw a few deep
breaths to make sure that the valves are in good
working order.
If the headstrap is very dirty, detach it, clean and
dry separately before re-attaching.
Tip: use a toothbrush to clean the strap.
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