Clean Air Shigematsu GX02 Benutzerhandbuch Seite 4

Approved combinations
ENG
Product code Description
510000* CleanAIR
520000* CleanAIR
590000* CleanAIR
560000* CleanAIR
51M000* CleanAIR
490000 CleanAIR D-Bug
* including all derived variants
The mask is also compatible with all EN143 and EN14387 approved filters
with EN148-1 thread.
Notified person for the CE approval:
Occupational Safety Research Institute, v.v.i.
Jeruzalémská 1283/9, 110 00 Prague 1, Czech Republic
Authorised person 235
Notified person 1024
Declaration of Conformity is available at: https://www.clean-air.cz/doc
3. Components
Table 1: Product name, size and product code
Product name Size
S
GX02 M
L
Structural drawing (see Figures Annex 1.1)
Table 2: Parts list*
Pos.** Part name
Exhalation valve cover and exhalation
1
valve
2 Inhalation valve seat and inhalation valve
Inner mask
(with inner valve and inner
3
valve seat)
Harness
Visor protection film GX02
Spectacles kit for mask, CoVidi SG1, for distance
lenses
Spectacles kit for mask, CoVidi SG2, for reading
lenses
* Parts with product codes can be exchanged by a competent person.
** see article 13 – Figures Annex
4. Connecting and disconnecting filters
Connecting (see Figures Annex 2.1)
Attach the threaded section of the filter or air hose connector into an internal
thread of the mask and tighten it by screwing it in the clockwise direction.
NOTICE
Be careful not to damage the thread or the seals; perform the tightening
with your hand only.
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Chemical 2F Plus
®
Chemical 3F Plus
®
Asbest
®
Asbest 2.0
®
MediAER
®
Product code
710600S
710600M
710600L
Product code
710696
710695
S 710690S
M 710690M
L 710690L
710680
710620
710675.1
710675.2
Disconnecting (see Figures Annex 2.2)
To remove turn the filter or air hose connector in the counter-clockwise
Class
direction.
TM3
5. Putting on and taking off (see Figures Annex 3.1 - 3.3)
TM3
TM3
Putting on
1. Loosen the strap by pushing the buckle axis towards the mask and pull-
TM3
ing the strap. (Fig. 3.1)
TM3
2. Hold the right and the left straps by both hands. Insert your chin into the
lower face piece and drag the straps over your head. (Fig. 3.2)
TM3
3. Align the mask with your face and gradually and carefully tighten all
straps from 1 to 6 (Fig. 3.3).
NOTICE
a. Make sure the mask is not misaligned on your face.
b. Any hair caught inside the mask could cause air-tightness disruption.
4. Pull the head straps downwards and backwards, to eliminate any free
space in the front section.
5. Push the eye window towards your head and gradually firmly tighten all
the straps from 1 to 6.
6. Perform an air-tightness test. (see „8. Air-tightness test")
Taking off (see Figures Annex 4.1 - 4.3)
1. Loosen the head straps by lightly pulling the buckle away from your
head.
2. Hold the mask at the chin section by both hands, pull it away from your
head and remove it.
6. Air-tightness self-test
1. Place your palm on the filter opening.
2. Breathe in slightly to create underpressure and hold your breath.
3. Observe whether the mask is losing underpressure and whether any air
leaks between the mask and your face can be felt.
NOTICE
If you find any air leakage, adjust the mask position on your face and tigh-
ten the head straps to eliminate any leakage.
Do not use the respirator unless perfect air-tightness has been achieved.
7. Maintenance
This protection mask should be periodically checked and maintained by
trained specialists. All service records must be archived. Always use only
original spare parts. The manufacturer recommends the following mainte-
nance intervals. These intervals can be shorter then stated below due to
high frequency of use. Observe national laws and regulations!
Checking before use
Air-tightness test
Cleaning
Visual inspection
Before After Once per
use use year
X
X
X
X X