1. Fit the yellow DV dustcap (Article
Number 1033545) over the DV inlet,
immerse the bypass knob in running
water and operate the bypass knob
several times.
2. Clean the outer surfaces with a
clean, lint-free cloth. Persistent marks can
be removed with a clean, lint-free cloth
moistened with a solution of Distel
TM
and
warm water.
3. Check that both the locking catch
and bypass knob move freely. If either
does not move freely, the DV must be
serviced.
6.3 BANDOLIER
1. Brush dirt from the bandolier using
a stiff brush.
2. If heavily soiled, the bandolier can
be soaked in a solution of Distel
TM
and
warm water for one hour and then
scrubbed with a stiff brush.
3. Dry the bandolier thoroughly in a
well-ventilated room away from direct
heat and sunlight.
6.4 REDUCER, GAUGE AND
CYLINDER
1. Dust the exterior of the equipment
with a clean lint-free cloth.
2. Use a lint-free cloth moistened in
Distel
TM
to clean off persistent marks.
Note:
Distel
TM
cleansing and disinfecting
solution is available from Scott Safety in
both 1 litre and 5 litre containers under
Article Numbers 2008247 and 2008248
respectively.
Suitable pump dispensers are also
available under Article Numbers 1017672
(1 litre) and 1017670 (5 litres).
Distel
TM
disinfecting wipes are available
from Scott Safety in packs of 20 sachets,
(Article Number 2004225), or drums of
100 wipes, (Article Number 1017652).
6.5 CHECK APPARATUS
1. Check the apparatus thoroughly for
signs of damage and wear. If any of the
components are damaged, the apparatus
must be returned, with an explanatory
note, for servicing.
2. Check that the cylinder valve
handwheel turns smoothly and does not
stick.
3. Check that the cylinder is full. If it is
not, withdraw FLITE from service and
recharge the cylinder.
6.6 DEMAND VALVE
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