Revere Rescue Racer X 2.0, Руководство по обслуживанию

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SERVICE MANUAL
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APPENDIX 2
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APPENDIX 2
SERVICE MANUAL
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ISO 9650
2. Packing a Throw Over liferaft into a Flat Pack container
CAUTION: DO NOT USE ANY OTHER PACKING METHOD.
Place the liferaft neatly on a packing table in an open area, with enough room to
maneuv er the container during packing. The inf l ation valves should be positioned
adjacent to the edge of the packing table. Ensure all cordage is neat and tidy.
When most of the air has escaped naturally from the liferaft, it must be evacuated
as follows:
2.1 Connect a vacuum device to a def l ation adapter and evacuate all air from
each compartment. Re-cap the inf l ate/def l ate valves in each compartment.
2.2 As each chamber is evacuated, adjust the buoyancies so that they lie f l at on
each other.
2.3 Remove the transit plug from the operating head and f i t each pre-set
operating head, (FIGURE A2-05). Ensure the threads on the body of the
operating head and cylinder valve are clean.
For Leaf i eld equipment, ensure the operating head is pushed f i rmly on.
Use a torque screwdriver, tighten both screws to the correct torque see
CHAPTER 1, TABLE 101. The operating head must be tight on the cylinder
valve.
WARNING: DO NOT REMOVE THE RECOIL CAPS FROM THE OPERATING
HEAD YET.
2.4 Wrap the cylinder a sheet of white rubazote foam and secure with black
tape.
2.5 Upturn the edge of the liferaft to reveal the cylinder stowage pocket. Place
the cylinder into the cylinder stowage pocket.
The cylinder must be orientated so that one of the operating head outlets
runs parallel with the base of the liferaft while the other runs perpendicular
towards the water (FIGURE A2-06).
2.6 Using the cord attached cylinder stowage pocket tie the cylinder neck
securely. Tie with 2 turns around the cylinder neck and a bow knot.
2.7 Remove the recoil caps from the operating head.
2.8 Connect each inf l ation hose, (FIGURE A2-05). Torque the hose connections
as stated in Chapter 1,TABLE 101. Replace damaged or worn O-Rings if
necessary. The bottom buoyancy uses the hose with the 90° ends.