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AIR/PRO

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ACCESSORIES

Please use only Trend original accessories.

Ref.

 

AIR/P/1

 

TH2P filter pack (pair)

Ref.

 

AIR/P/3C

 

Visor overlay - clear  

 

 

(pack of ten)

Ref.

 

AIR/P/3G

 

Visor overlay - green  

 

 

(pack of ten) anti-glare 

Ref.

 

AIR/P/4

 

8 hour battery

Ref.

 

AIR/P/5/UK

 

230V charger (UK)

Ref.

 

AIR/P/5/EURO

 

220V charger (Euro)

Ref.

 

AIR/P/7

 

Remote battery charger 

  

cradle

Ref.

 

AIR/WIPE

 

Airwipes (100 wipes)

MAINTENANCE AND CARE

Respirator Cleaning

After using the respirator follow the procedure 
below:

Respirator should not be cleaned with 
compressed air, solvents, sterilising 
by heat or autoclaving, as this will 
cause damage.

Precautions are to be taken to 
prevent inhalation of harmful dust 
or contaminant on the surface or 
retained on the filters.

  Carefully remove bulk contamination from the  
respirator and wipe down with a damp cloth 

 

containing a mild detergent solution.

Gamma sterilisation is effective 
but causes embrittlement of plastic 
components and is not recommended.

Replace if deficient after the following checks.

1.  

Excessive abrasion and scratches on the visor.

2. 

The face seal for its seal to the visor and for 
holes.

3.  Fit and fastenings to the headband.

Scratched or damaged visor may not 
offer full protection and therefore 
should be replaced.

Specific Instructions for Cleaning  
and Disinfection of Visor

Clean with a damp cloth – do not use 
hydrocarbons, chemicals, cleaning fluids or 
solvents on the visor. If necessary, a mild 
solution of washing-up liquid and warm water 
may be used.

  Clean and sterilise all parts by wiping down  
  the visor, face seal and headband with visor  

 wipes 

(ref. 

AIR/WIPE) 

 

 

(Sodium Hypochlorite or Ethylene Oxide Gas 

 

have also been proved effective).

  Do not immerse the respirator in water or any  
other fluids.

  Do not use organic solvents or abusive 
  cleaning agents on any part of the    

 equipment.

  After cleaning carry out the functional test.

Charger Cleaning

  Dirt and grease may be removed from the  
  exterior of the charger using a cloth or soft  

 

non-metallic brush. Do not use water or any  

 cleaning 

solutions.

Disconnect the charger from the AC 
outlet before cleaning.

Lubrication

  Your respirator requires no additional 
 lubrication.

Summary of Contents for AIRSHIELD PRO

Page 1: ...AIRSHIELD PRO RESPIRATOR APPROVED TO EN12941 1999 VISOR APPROVED TO EN166 2002 Please read these instructions before use...

Page 2: ...____________________________ 17 Visor Overlay_______________________ 17 Fan Motor Unit _____________________ 18 Electronics Unit Switch Housing ________ 18 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION_______ 19 GUARANTEE...

Page 3: ...astes or smells contaminants Never modify or alter this product except as directed in the service tasks contained in these instructions Some fabric parts of the respirator which PD FRPH LQWR FRQWDFW Z...

Page 4: ...European Directive 89 686 EEC and is manufactured in accordance with Article 11B quality monitoring system and thus is CE marked Article 10 and 11B assessments conducted by British Standards Instituti...

Page 5: ...justments 10 Always keep guards in place and in good working order 11 Remove any nails staples and other metal parts from the workpiece 12 Maintain tools and cutters with care Keep cutters sharp and c...

Page 6: ...one pass can stall the router 14 In case of excessive vibrations whilst using the router stop immediately and have the eccentricity of the router router cutter and clamping system checked by competent...

Page 7: ...power supply Q Make sure cord is located so that it will not be stepped on tripped over or otherwise subjected to damage or stress Q An extension cord should not be used Q The charger is ventilated t...

Page 8: ...skin a Wash quickly with soap and water b Neutralise with a mild acid such as lemon juice or vinegar c If battery liquid gets into your eyes flush them with clean water for a minimum of 10 minutes and...

Page 9: ...of the respirator there must be no alteration to the structure or LW V FRPSRQHQW SDUWV Q Toxic Dusts on the respirator or filters from usage should be handled in a safe manner in accordance with your...

Page 10: ...r C Battery pack D Head cover face seal E Switch and contact assembly F Motor G Visor lock knob H Head band assembly I Brow comfort pad J Visor K Visor overlay L Airflow indicator M Charger N Carry ba...

Page 11: ...it even after a full charge has been completed Q After charging switch off the mains AC supply remove the charger connector from the respirator Battery packs should be initially charged for 24 hours a...

Page 12: ...chassis and visor Q Check the visor seal for damage Replace any damaged parts including scratched or damaged visors Functional Test The purpose of this test is to ensure that the airflow through the r...

Page 13: ...ob to release headband and lift the respirator from the head After finishing using the respirator follow the maintenance procedure Fitting Procedure The crown strap has a soft pad that needs to be rem...

Page 14: ...ent after the following checks 1 Excessive abrasion and scratches on the visor 2 The face seal for its seal to the visor and for holes 3 Fit and fastenings to the headband Scratched or damaged visor m...

Page 15: ...visor is approximately 3 years if well maintained and cleaned Care must be taken not to scratch the visor Storage Q The respirator should be placed in the carry bag stored within a temperature range o...

Page 16: ...of accessories not supplied by Trend will not be guaranteed and invalidate such National approvals as held by Trend Modifications to the respirator will make the approvals invalid and the use illegal...

Page 17: ...rator Q Tuck edge strip of new face seal under headband and secure and close tape of respirator Slip the elastic loops over headband knob and secure to visor pop studs Face seals should be stored out...

Page 18: ...LJKW Q Position the headband in the helmet ensuring that the tabs on the anti rotating cap locate in the helmet Q Fit screws through retainer anti rotating cap and visor secure with nuts Visor Q Remov...

Page 19: ...nt fan motor assembly With electrical lead point downwards locate with front air duct and secure by unfolding seal over duct Q Connect electrical lead to electronics unit Q Locate front air duct in li...

Page 20: ...we recommend the following Discharge the energy from the batteries by running the batteries down completely and then remove them from the respirator Ni MH cells are recyclable so do not throw them awa...

Page 21: ...10 15 1 Ear Defender Clip Pair WP AIR P 15 16 1 Headband Fixing Kit Pair WP AIR P 16 17 1 Headband Top Frame Crown Pad WP AIR P 17 18 1 Headband Kit 10 2016 WP AIR P 18 19 1 TH2P Filter Pack Pair PL01...

Page 22: ...AIR PRO IB AIR PRO SPARE PARTS LIST V4 0 10 2016...

Page 23: ...ement means that specifications may change without notice Trend Machinery and Cutting Tools cannot be held liable for any material rendered unusable or any form of consequential loss E OE All trademar...

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