blu3 Nomad - Pre-Dive Check

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8.5 Gearing Up
17. Locate your dive gear including, but not limited to, dive mask and dive ns. Keep it within arms reach.
18. Conrm the Dive Harness is properly installed onto the Hose Aachment Point and properly aach the Dive
Harness to the user’s body. If you are wearing a redundant air source, aach it to the Dive Harness before
installing to the user’s body. Make sure that it is snug and can be easily accessed while diving. Here is an
example of using the Spare Air 3000 with the Nomad Dive Harness:
8.6 Pre-Dive Check
19. Turn the Smart Reg Knob to the ON posion by gently rotang it clockwise unl you feel it stop.
Conrm that the knob is fully rotated to the ON posion by conrming that the nger grooves on the
knob are poinng up and down.
Improper installaon of the Dive Harness may result in increased tension on the Smart Reg mouthpiece and
pull the mouthpiece out of the user’s mouth, resulng in out-of-air hazards. Always conrm the Dive Harness is
properly installed and aached to the user before operang Nomad. For instrucons on proper
assembly and donning of the Dive Harness, refer to Secon 7.6 on Page 21.
Paral rotaon of the knob into the ON posion will result in reduced or intermient air ow, which may lead
to out-of-air hazards. Ensure the knob is fully rotated to the clockwise direcon prior to diving and do not adjust
the knob while diving.
Always place Nomad in the water while diving. NEVER allow Nomad to run for extended periods outside of
water as this will cause overheang and may cause permanent damage, reduced air ow to the diver,
contaminated air, and out-of-air hazards. Always leave Nomad in the OFF posion or with the baery
disconnected when not in use and during transport.
Figure 8.6.1
Shows knob in full ON posion
Spare Air aachment to harness User wearing Spare Air