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SOLAS (74/96) Approved Lifejacket
SOS MARINE
A.B.N 48 000 803 841
23A Rochester St Botany NSW Australia 2019
Ph: +61-02 9700 0233 Fax: +61-02 9700 0277
WWW.SOSMARINE.COM
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2.2.3 Do not use chlorine bleaches or washing detergents.
2.2.4 Oil and stains should be removed by washing with acid-free soap and rinsed
thoroughly in fresh water.
2.2.5 Allow to dry naturally. (Keep out of direct sunlight)
NOTE:
Under no circumstances should you try to repair a lifejacket yourself, if you are
in any doubt regarding the serviceability of your lifejacket it should either be
replaced or returned for testing and repair.
DO NOT
NOTE:
When lifejacket assembly is completely dry it must be subjected to the full
maintenance procedure.
2.3 STORAGE.
2.3.1 Store the lifejacket in a dry, well ventilated area. It must not be subjected to
extremes of temperature above + 60°c or below-30°c. Do not expose the
lifejacket to bright sunlight for extended periods when not in use.
2.3.2 It should not be stored in compressed or cramped conditions which may cause
damage or deterioration. It is crucial that the lifejacket is folded correctly at all
times when not in use in order to protect the internal components.
2.3.3 If the storage conditions are met, the lifejacket can remain in storage between
maintenance periods.
2.4 PREPARATION PRIOR TO RE-PACKING.
2.4.1 No PFD inflatable component shall be re-packed into its’ valise until a full
inspection has been carried out.
2.4.2 When the PFDs inflatable buoyancy component has been deemed serviceable
complete the following operations.
CAUTION
DO NOT
wash in washing machine or spin or tumble dry.
DO NOT
use other than recommended solvents or cleaning
agents
