3M Scott Safety ELSA 2000, Руководство пользователя

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ELSA 2000 Issue N
Pull the hood from the bag.
Place the palms of the hands together
and insert through the rubber neck seal.
Open the hands to open the hood.
CAUTION:
Ensure that finger nails and rings do not
snag or tear the neck seal.
Do not roll or fold the neck seal when
donning the hood.
Hold the hood with the neck seal over
the crown of the head and pull the hood
down over the head until the neck seal is
around the neck. Check that clothing or
hair is not trapped in the neck seal.
Check that there is a steady flow of air
into the hood.
Breathe normally. LEAVE THE HAZARD
AREA IMMEDIATELY.
When clear of the hazard area, insert
thumbs under the neck seal and remove
the hood.
When the cylinder is almost empty the
warning whistle sounds. Beyond this
point carbon dioxide within the hood will
increase and the hood must be removed
as soon as it is safe to do so.
Once the apparatus has been used it must
be returned to be serviced and have the
cylinder re-charged.
SCHEDULED
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE
RESPONSIBILITIES
Wearer maintenance options:
No wearer maintenance.
Wearer performs daily (or monthly)
checks.
Wearer performs daily (or monthly)
checks, cleans and when the apparatus
has been used, prepares the apparatus
for future use.
Your Safety Officer will advise which of
the above applies.
Maintenance tasks not performed by