Check; Repairs; Disposal - Advance SUCCESS 2+ Betriebshandbuch

must unquestionably be repacked. We strongly recommend that you
let a qualified person pack your reserve. In addition ADVANCE also
strongly recommend that you regularly check the harness to see that
the yellow cables run through their loops properly. Then you can be
sure they will easily release the reserve when required.
The foam protector doesn't need special attention, but it should still
be inspected for possible damage after a crash. If the outer cover is
damaged the protector must be replaced. The harness should not be
stored close to corrosive substances, or left in a hot place for a long
time.

Check

All your equipment must be given a check every 24 months (2 years).
With intensive use (more than 150 flying hours per year) an annual
check is needed, after the first check. The check includes a visual as-
sessment of the material, webbing parts and connections, the most
important sewing as well as the suspension carabiners. All parts are
inspected for tears, kinks, frayed seams, general damage and evi-
dence of serious misuse. Finally the overall condition of the harness is
rated and recorded in the service handbook. You can find additional
information about the check in this manual in the section «Service»,
or at www.advance.ch.
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Repairs

As a general rule you should not attempt to repair a harness yourself.
The various seams are made with great precision, and, for this rea-
son, only the manufacturer or an authorised service centre may make
repairs using original materials.

Disposal

Environmental protection plays an important role in the selection of
materials and the manufacture of an ADVANCE product. We use on-
ly non-toxic materials that are subjected to continuous quality and
environmental impact assessments. When your harness reaches the
end of its useful life in a number of years' time, please remove all me-
tal parts and dispose of the rest of the harness in a waste incinerati-
on plant.
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