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BUOYANCY

COMPENSATOR

JACKET

OWNER’S MANUAL

BEFORE USING ANY TUSA B.C.J.

READ THIS MANUAL COMPLETELY.

201312v4

Summary of Contents for B.C.J.

Page 1: ...BUOYANCY COMPENSATOR JACKET OWNER S MANUAL BEFORE USING ANY TUSA B C J READ THIS MANUAL COMPLETELY 201312v4...

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Page 3: ...e below 10 C MARKING When fully inflated in fresh water at sea level approximate buoyancy capacity of each size is as follows Size Lift Capacity BCJ 5960 BCJ 5560 BCJ 2100 BC0101 BCJ 1800 BCJ 7000 XS...

Page 4: ...dentifies the Notified Body ITALCERT entitled for the EC quality control system for the final product according to Art 11 A of Directive 89 686 EEC The definition of SCUBA according to EN 250 demand r...

Page 5: ...and proper fit Your B C J should not restrict your breathing when fully inflated Check all bands straps quick disconnect buckle and the cummerbund for wear prior to Modifying your B C J or using after...

Page 6: ...PLEASE NOTE This Owner s Manual contains important safety and maintenance information The entire manual should be read and understood fully before using your Buoyancy Compensator Jacket B C J If you...

Page 7: ...the correct amount of air will allow you to reach neutral buoyancy You will neither ascend nor descend PLEASE NOTE Should repairs ever become necessary work is to be performed only by an authorized T...

Page 8: ...type Connect the plug for the coupler for the regulator BCJ low pressure hose then fit in the low pressure hose in the groove on the side of the inflator hose as in Figure 3 and 4 This arranges the ho...

Page 9: ...Assembly to a position nearest the surface of the water 2 Press Manual Inflation Deflation Button until enough air has been exhausted to reach desired buoyancy Fig 8 3 Release pressure from button and...

Page 10: ...and disconnecting LP hose to prepare for any type of malfunction or emergency situation Over Pressure Exhaust Valve All TUSA B C J s are equipped with an Over Pressure Exhaust Valve O P E V This allo...

Page 11: ...ded back through the appropriate slot of the waist support panel Adjust the length and then close the Hook Loop fastener Fig 10 2 If you must make a major adjustment in length use a different slot in...

Page 12: ...the shoulder strap into another slot 2 Move the metal slider to desired slot Outer slot for wider fitting inner slot for tighter fitting Simply pull on turn parallel and slant the metal slider Pull t...

Page 13: ...in Figure 14 to 16 2 Slide the backpack onto tank to desired position 3 Cam belt should now be positioned as shown in Figure 17 Pull firmly on end of the belt until all slack has been removed 4 Once a...

Page 14: ...tely tightened 9 To readjust to proper tightness a Remove belt end from Hock Loop fastener and cam buckle b Unthread belt from end slot only of cam buckle c Repeat step 5 8 above 10 To remove backpack...

Page 15: ...tank due to the heavier load 1 Securely hold the weight release knobs at the bottom of the pockets on the left and right of the main unit Fig 23 2 Turn the knobs clockwise or counterclockwise to relea...

Page 16: ...ON DEMAND WEIGHT RELEASE PROCEDURE BCJ 8000C To release the weight cartridge when in use follow the steps outlined below 1 Firmly grasp the weight release knob as shown in the photograph Fig 30 Fig 32...

Page 17: ...ng system The weight loading system loads weights to optimize the balance of the BCJ in the water Use the following procedure to load weights The photographs were specially made to use for the explana...

Page 18: ...following procedure to remove the weight cartridge during use 1 Firmly grasp the weight release knob as shown in Fig 43 2 Pull the knob strongly to unlock the safety lock lever Continue to pull it to...

Page 19: ...which are on the top of left and right pockets Fig 46 2 Pull out the weight cartridge from the mounting holder Fig 47 3 Peel off the closure cover of the weight cartridge Fig 48 4 Insert as much weigh...

Page 20: ...additional weights attached the amount of weight in the non releasable weight pockets MUST not cause you to sink from the surface of the water ALWAYS consult with your dive instructor on the use of t...

Page 21: ...he top of the main pocket as shown in the photograph to remove the mesh pocket Fig 59 60 By attaching it to the small d rings below the main pocket the roll out pocket can be attached below the main p...

Page 22: ...are difficult to view while diving so it is important that you practice and become familiar with the location and shape of the weight release handle prior to each dive CAUTION Always notify your divin...

Page 23: ...through the aluminum tank plate bladder harness and back plate Slide the rubber and stainless steel washers onto each bolt Secure the single tank adapter by tightening the wing nuts Feed the upper ca...

Page 24: ...r back section of the BCJ 9300 and 6910 is equipped with a shoulder angle adjuster for adjusting the opening of the shoulder belt Fig 76 When loading the BCJ on to the tank adjust the length of the ad...

Page 25: ...p and down The product is set in the upper position when it is shipped as shown Fig 82 If the lower position fits better remove the end of the belt from the buckle thread through the lower hole of the...

Page 26: ...1 Located on the both sides of the bottom of the back of the BCJ 8000C are weight trim pockets with velcro that can be removed Fig 86 87 It is not possible in an emergency to remove weight from these...

Page 27: ...of the waist belt left side from your perspective to the end of the webbing Fig 91 2 Tightly roll up the pocket section on the left side as shown in Picture 2 Fig 92 3 Fold the right side pocket secti...

Page 28: ...fresh water through the opening of the shoulder dump water should run out through the mouth piece During this procedure some residual water will remain in the inflation deflation head To drain the wa...

Page 29: ...nd especially the Inner Bladder 4 Never rest sharp or heavy objects on the B C J After every use Rinse inside and out with fresh water and drain Inflate for storage TUSA strongly recommends inspection...

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Page 32: ...IA PTY LTD 4D James Ruse Business Park 6 Boundary Road Northmead Sydney NSW 2152 Australia TEL 02 9890 4555 FAX 02 9890 5222 Country Code 61 TABATA CO LTD JAPAN 1 3 17 Higashikomagata Sumida ku Tokyo...

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