Fault Finding; Technical Specification - 3M Versaflo TR-603EASB Bedienungsanleitung

Exhalation Valve Replacement
Remove the exhalation valve cover by pressing the 2 prongs on either side
of the centre opening and sliding the cover downwards. Remove the
exhalation valve by pulling on the edge of the valve. To replace, push the
new valve down onto the centre post of the valve seat. Replace the
exhalation cover. See Figure 40.

FAULT FINDING

Powered Air Turbo
Warnings Display Sounder Vibrate Comments
Low Yes
Battery
(LED = red)
Low Flow Yes
(LED = red)
Low Flow
Yes
and Battery
(LEDs = red)
Odour
_ _ _
Detected
No Airflow
_ _ _
and No
Alarm
System
All LEDs Flash Yes
Alarm
Key: = Slow Flash = Long Intermittent Beep
NOTE: POWERED AIR TURBO WILL SHUT DOWN APPROXIMATELY
10-15 MINUTES BEYOND LOW BATTERY WARNING OR IF INTERNAL
BATTERY TEMPERATURE EXCEEDS 60°C.
^The filter loading indicator is for particulates only. It does not provide any
information about gas and vapour service life.
Facepiece
Symptom Possible Cause
Facepiece leaking Exhale valve not sealing
Visor clamp leaking 1. Clamp loose
2. Visor seal damaged
STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION
These products should be stored in the packaging provided in dry, clean conditions
away from direct sunlight, sources of high temperature, petrol and solvent vapours.
Do not store outside the temperature range -30°C to +50°C or with humidity above
90%. If the product will be stored for an extended period of time before use, the
suggested storage temperature is 4°C to 35°C. When stored as stated, the expected
shelf life (prior to use) of the product is 5 years from date of manufacture. For
extended storage, the Powered Air Turbo should be run for at least 5 minutes once a
year. For long term storage the battery should be removed from the Powered Air
Turbo. Optimal storage temperature for batteries is 15°C. The expected shelf life
(prior to use) of the battery is 12 months from date of manufacture. The original
packaging is suitable for transporting the product throughout the European Union.
EQUIPMENT MARKING
The Full Facepiece is marked EN136:1998 Class 2. The TR-603E-ASB Powered Air
Turbo is marked to EN 12942. The TR-603E-ASB Powered Air Turbo is marked with
manufacturing location and date of manufacture information. The format is LYYDDD.
For example, B14112 would be manufacturing location code 'B', manufactured in
2014 on the 112th day.
The TR-603E-ASB Powered Air Turbo is marked with the following information to
1. Charge battery
2. Battery not correctly installed.
Remove and reinstall battery.
3. Battery has exceeded service life.
Install a new, fully charged battery.
4. Battery pack has exceeded operating
temperature of 54°C Remove to cooler
location.
5. Contaminant on battery contacts.
Ensure battery contacts are clean.
1. Hose blocked. Clear/replace hose.
2. Filter covered. Clear obstruction.
3. Filters blocked. Replace filters and
pre-filter/spark arrestor if used.
4. Temperature has exceeded operating
range. Remove to cooler location.
See above
Replace filter
1. Battery contact on battery pack is
broken. Check contact and replace
battery if damaged.
2. Contaminant on battery or Powered
Air Turbo contacts. Ensure contacts are
clean.
3. Battery has no charge. Charge battery.
System software malfunction. Switch
Powered Air Turbo off to clear alarm.
Remove battery pack and leave for
several minutes before reconnecting
battery pack and switching back on. If
unit does not reset, contact 3M.
Remedy
Replace valve flaps
1. Tighten clamp screws
2. Inspect/replace visor,
clamp, face piece moulding
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TR-6710E TR-6130E
TR-6820E TR-6310E
TR-6110E TR-6580E
The high capacity battery for use with the Powered Air Turbo is marked to EN 12941
and EN12942.
The batteries are marked with a date of manufacture and cell type (year/week/cell
type) e.g. 09/10/1 for 2009, week 10, cell type 1.
For Filter marking please see Filter user instruction.
Additional warning symbols are described below:
Symbol Definition
Do not -
Expose to fire
Store outside of recommended temperature range

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

(Unless otherwise stated in the Reference Leaflet)
Respiratory Protection
EN12942
Nominal Protection Factor = 2000
Nominal Protection Factor = 1000 in power off state
Assigned Protection Factor = 40 in both states.
Nominal Protection Factor (NPF) - a number derived from the maximum
percentage of total inward leakage permitted in relevant European Standards
for a given class of respiratory protective devices.
Outlet Flow Characteristics
Manufacturers Minimum Design Flow (MMDF) 160 l/min
Battery Specification
High capacity battery = 11.1V, 7.8 Ah Li ion rechargeable
Minimum Battery Duration*
When using P Filter = 9 hours
When using A1P Filter = 7 hours
* Estimated system duration based on testing with a new battery and a new,
clean filter at 20°C. Actual system duration may be extended or shortened
depending on system configuration and environment.
Charge Time
High capacity battery = Less than 4.5 hours.
Operating Conditions
-10°C to +54°C (54°C limited by battery)
Weight (including high capacity battery but excluding belt and filters)
TR-603E-ASB =750g
Ingress Protection (IP) Rating
IP54 (5 = dust protected, 4 = sprayed water from all directions) when using
filter cover.
IP67 when fitted with cleaning plugs (6 = dust tight, 7 = temporary
submersion to a depth of 1m)
APPROVALS
These products are type approved and audited annually by BSI, Kitemark
Court, Davy Avenue, Knowlhill, Milton Keynes MK5 8PP, UK, Notified Body
No. 0086. These products are CE Marked to the requirements of either
Community Directive 89/686/EEC or European Regulation (EU) 2016/425.
The applicable specific legislation met by the products can be determined by
reviewing the Certificate and Declaration of Conformity available at the
following website www.3m.com/Respiratory/certs These products are also
CE marked to the European EMC Directive 2014/30/EU