3M SCOTT EZ-SCAPE PRO, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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P/N 595305-01 Rev H 10/19
POUCH COVER
(WITH SNAPS)
REGULAR OPERATIONAL INSPECTION
The respirator user must inspect the SCOTT EZ-Scape Pro Fire Fighter Self-
Rescue Accessory as part of the REGULAR OPERATIONAL INSPECTION of
the complete SCBA respirator. Refer to the Operation and Maintenance Instruc-
tions provided with the complete SCBA respirator for details.
If there are any questions about the condition of the Fire Fighter Self-
Rescue Accessory, remove Fire Fighter Self-Rescue Accessory from service
and replace and tag it for repair or replacement by authorized personnel.
Always verify that the Fire Fighter Self-Rescue Accessory is properly assembled
and ready for use. Inspect the Fire Fighter Self-Rescue Accessory as applicable
to specific configuration:
1. Verify that the equipment is clean and free of debris. If necessary, clean the
equipment according to the CLEANING section of this instruction.
2. Look for any signs of use or tampering such as open pouches, exposed escape
rope, anchor device (Crosby Hook or Lightning GT Hook), missing components,
or improper assembly.
3. I n s p e c t t h e b e l t b u c k l e a n d p a r a c h u t e - s t y l e a d j u s t -
ers for damage, such as cracks or abrasions, that may affect
performance. Verify that the spring clips on the buckle operate properly and closes
securely against the buckle.
4. Inspect the Waist Pad and the attachment of the Fire Fighter Self-Rescue Accessory
to the respirator backframe. Verify that all retaining clips (jettison or fixed), straps
and snaps are properly installed and secure.
5. Inspect the belt, pouches and harness components for:
a. worn or cut stitching,
b. abrasions, fraying or rips in the fabric,
c. damaged or missing snaps,
d. torn or worn out hook-and-loop fasteners,
e. discoloration that may indicate heat damage,
f. damaged or missing WARNING labels.
7. Open the storage pouch for the Self-Rescue Accessory .
a. Verify that the anchor device, descent device, descent device link, and
escape rope are all properly packed and show no signs of tampering
or partial deployment.
b. Carefully reseal the storage pouch to secure the equipment.
The escape rope must be removed, inspected, and repacked by an authorized
individual at least once a month. Depending on the use or exposure of the
respirator, additional inspections may be required. Refer to the SPECIALIST
LEVEL INSPECTION section and the SCOTT AUTHORIZED TECHNICIAN
INSPECTION sections of this instruction for details.
WARNING
ANY ESCAPE ROPE THAT IS USED FOR AN
ACTUAL EMERGENCY ESCAPE MUST BE
DESTROYED AFTER USE. ANY COMPONENT OF
THE FIRE FIGHTER SELF-RESCUE ACCESSORY
THAT IS JUDGED TO BE UNUSABLE FOR
ANY REASON MUST BE DESTROYED AND
REPLACED BEFORE THE RESPIRATOR IS
RETURNED TO SERVICE. FAILURE TO COMPLY
WITH THESE REQUIREMENTS MAY RESULT IN
A MALFUNCTION OF THE EQUIPMENT WHICH
COULD CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
WARNING
IF ANY DAMAGE IS FOUND OR IF THE CONDITION
OF ANY COMPONENT IS QUESTIONABLE,
REMOVE THE EQUIPMENT FROM SERVICE
AND TAG FOR REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT
BY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL. FAILURE
TO COMPLY WITH THESE REQUIREMENTS
MAY RESULT IN A MALFUNCTION OF THE
EQUIPMENT WHICH COULD CAUSE SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH.
WARNING
THESE USER INSTRUCTIONS ONLY OFFER
BASIC GUIDELINES FOR USE AND CARE OF
THE EQUIPMENT. THESE INSTRUCTIONS
CANNOT TAKE THE PLACE OF PERSONAL
TRAINING BY AN EXPERIENCED TRAINER AND
ACTUAL HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE IN USE OF
THE EQUIPMENT. USERS WHO SELF TRAIN
WITHOUT THE ASSISTANCE OF A SCOTT
CERTIFIED TRAINER ASSUME ALL LIABILITY
FOR USE OF THE EQUIPMENT. USE OF THIS
EQUIPMENT WITHOUT PROPER TRAINING MAY
RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
FIGURE 6
OPENING THE STORAGE POUCH FOR INSPECTION
WARNING
ANY DISCOLORATION OF POUCHES OR
HARNESS COMPONENTS MAY INDICATE
HEAT DAMAGE THAT COULD AFFECT THE
PERFORMANCE OF THE EQUIPMENT. FAILURE
TO REMOVE POTENTIALLY DAMAGED
EQUIPMENT FROM SERVICE MAY RESULT IN
SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
DESCENT
DEVICE IN
POUCH