Date: November 2016
Issue No: 2
Crewsaver -
Servicing Manual : Inshore 380N Lifejacket
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2.3.1
The Lifejacket should be stowed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions
2.3.1.1 Lifejackets should be stowed in a dry compartment. Avoid high humidity, such as a car boot.
2.3.1.2 Lifejackets should have stowage facilities which are provided with a method to encourage
moisture removal.
2.3.1.3 Lifejackets should be stowed vertically, for example hung on hooks, in order that any trapped water
or condensation can drain away naturally.
2.3.1.4 Lifejackets should be rinsed in fresh water and dried thoroughly after use.
WARNING
Prior to sponging or washing remove automatic capsules from the firing mechanism. Allow to dry thoroughly
afterwards.
2.3.2
Contaminants such as oil or diesel fuel may be sponged off immediately with clean water and allowed
to dry naturally.
2.3.3
Mud can be removed with a stiff (not wire) brush when dry.
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2.3.4
The outer cover may be hand washed in good quality mild detergent in cool water (40 C). Rinse well,
drip dry naturally in air.
2.3.5
Sponge the inflation chamber with pure soap solution only. Rinse in clean water immediately, inflate
and allow
to dry naturally in air.
WARNING
Do not use proprietary cleaning fluids, thinners, spirits or similar substances.
2.3.6
In cases of severe contamination the unit shall be deemed beyond economic repair and the customer
advised to purchase a replacement lifejacket.
WARNING
Make sure you know how to use and fit this Lifejacket before an emergency occurs.
Always try and inflate the Lifejacket in the water. If already inflated, cross arms over the chest before jumping.
2.3.7
It is advised that personnel are familiarised with the operation of all Lifejackets and lifesaving
appliances.
2.3
General Care
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