head rush technologies QuickFlight QF150-12A, Руководство оператора

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RIPCORD WEBBING DEGRADATION TABLE
Webbing pictures outlined in red in the tables below show webbing that
MUST be taken out of service and replaced immediately to continue using the
QuickFlight Free Fall Device. The
green outlined photos show webbing that
can be kept in operation.
Degree of Wear UV Damage
NEW
STAGE 1
STAGE 2
10.4 Weekly Inspection
Once weekly, the condition of the device casing and side covers should be
visually inspected for damage or corrosion. The weekly inspection may be
carried out with the unit in place or removed to a sturdy work table. If operat-
ing in a salty or harsh environment, refer to Section: Side Cover Replacement
to remove the side covers and visually inspect the internal components for
corrosion. If red rust is found, the device should be immediately taken out of
service and returned for recertification. White scaling is acceptable and does
not require recertification. Reinstall the side covers after inspection.
The results of the Weekly Inspection should be documented on an inspec-
tion log. Weekly inspection logs are available for download at: https://head-
rushtech.com/service/inspection-logs.html.
1. Device Condition - Visually inspect the exterior of the QuickFlight casing
for damage, corrosion, loose fittings and fasteners. Verify that all safety
labels are in place and legible. Verify that the side covers are in place.
2.
Device Mount -
Inspect the QuickFlight mounting points and structure
anchor points for damage and ensure device and mount are suitably
secured.
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