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1. Hold down and simultaneously until the displayed countdown has
finished.
The visual, acoustic and vibration alarms activate briefly.
The gas detector is switched off.
4.4 Preparations for operation
WARNING
Serious damage to health
An incorrect calibration can lead to incorrect measured values, which may result
in serious damage to health.
► Before performing safety-relevant measurements, check the calibration by
means of a bump test, adjust as necessary, and check all alarm elements. If
national regulations exist, the bump test must be performed in accordance
with these regulations.
The gas detector should be worn for personal monitoring in the proximity of
the breathing zone.
Dräger recommend using the clip to attach the gas detector to clothing either on
your collar or breast pocket. If gases are expected in a closed space that are
(much) heavier than air (e.g. CO
2), then the gas detector can be worn in a lower
position, e.g. on your belt or at your hip.
The gas detector has magnetic switches. Do not put any magnets in the
immediate proximity of the gas detector (e.g. name badges with magnetic
holders). This could trigger features (e.g. bump test) on the gas detector.
1. Switch on the gas detector. The current measured values are shown in the
display.
2. Observe warnings, error messages and special states.
3. Verify that the gas inlet openings and membranes are clean, freely
accessible, dry and undamaged.
4. Check that the date and time are set correctly.
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