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Syntech MAXAIR DLC2 User manual

P/N 03723018 Rev B Page 1
DLC2
Disposable Lens Cu
User Instructions
Intended Use
The MAXAIR DLC2 is to be donned with a MAXAIR CAPR®
Helmet and a MAXAIR Filter Cartridge.
CAPR DLC2 Systems lter aerosolized and droplet particulates.
DLC2s are designed for single use applications.
DLC2
2380-02
03731013
1. 2081-03 Helmet with
2051-07 SnapOn Cage
removed, 2071-08 Liner, and
2590-05 Power Cord
2. 2167-10 Filter Cartridge
3. 2061-08 Filter Cover
Cap
4. 2500-36TSC Battery* 5. 2000-76 Battery Belt
6. 2600-02 Battery Charger 7. 2380-02 DLC2
Materials
DLC2 Lens is Polycarbonate
DLC2 Cu󰀨 Blue White Barrier
Alternate Batteries include the 2500-37TSC
5
6
4
32
7
1
Standard CA-DLC-CAPR-36 System1with DLC2
MAXAIR Recommended System Temperature Limits:
Use/Handling: 0oC to 540C at a maximum 80% Relative Humidity.
Charging: 0oC to 450C at a maximum 80% Relative Humidity.
Storage: 0oC to 350C at a maximum 80% Relative Humidity.
All MAXAIR Systems, components, and disposables are latex free.
Regulatory
NIOSH
Specications
WARNING
Failure to follow User Instructions P/N 03521015 and the instructions
contained herein may be hazardous to the user’s health.
Use only if package is received unopened and contents are
undamaged. If damage is noted, contact the shipper for replacement
or repair.
Prior to using any MAXAIR® System or component, be sure to be
familiar with the system’s NIOSH approved conguration.
DO NOT use if any component is damaged. If any components are
damaged or contaminated and therefore unt for safe and e󰀨ective
use, they should be replaced immediately.
Only trained and experienced personnel who have read and
understand the User Instructions should use MAXAIR Products.
The institution using this product in any application is responsible
for determining the appropriateness of this equipment relative to
regulatory requirements. Bio-Medical Devices Intl, Inc. does not
recommend the appropriate systems for a particular institution or
facility.
Use only MAXAIR Systems/ NIOSH approved compatible
components.
NOT for use in atmospheres immediately dangerous to life or health
(IDLH), and atmospheres containing less than 19.5% oxygen, or
more than 25% oxygen.
Flammability Level I: fabric may burn if exposed to open ame.
Follow current local regulations governing biohazard waste to safely
dispose of single use MAXAIR Products.
If you need more information, contact your BMDI Sales
Representative, or call BMDI customer service at 1-800-443-3842.
!
CAUTION
Before use, thoroughly read MAXAIR CAPR P/N 03521015 User Instruction (received with all CAPR Helmets and
available at www.maxair-systems.com.
!
Warning, Caution, or Note
Catalog Number NIOSH Number
!
Symbol Denitions
REF P/N
REF
P/N
P/N 03723018 Rev B Page 2
DLC2
Disposable Lens Cu
User Instructions
Assembly
1. Align FCC front TurnClip horizontally,
snap the DLC2 Front Alignment Hole
over the TurnClip, then position
TurnClip vertically to lock DLC2 in place.
2. Align and snap one DLC2 Side
Attachment Hole over the
respective FCC Side Attachment
Post. Repeat for other side.
NOTE
Assembly of DLC to Helmet is the same steps before or after the Helmet is donned.
WARNING
The DLC2 Cu󰀨 side must face to the inside of the Helmet; the
Lens side must face to the outside of the Helmet.
Ensure that the Lens Protective Cover is removed (OFF) from
the Lens before use.
1. Assemble the Battery onto the Belt. Place the top edge of the Belt under the
Battery Clip. Move the Belt fully under and up to the top of the Clip. Place
the belt comfortably around the waist with the battery near the side-back of
the right hip.
Donning
2. Connect the Helmet Power Cord to the
Battery. Push the Power Cord Connector
into the Battery Receptacle until the
Secure Connection audibly clicks.
6. Slide ngers between Cu󰀨
and face from each temple
down and under chin so Cu󰀨 is
smoothly around and close to
back of face and chin.
4. Hold Helmet by rear
headband, pull front top edge of
DLC2 Cu󰀨 down, place chin into
DLC2 Cu󰀨. Pull Helmet over and
down on to head.
3. Loosen the rear
Headband Adjustment
Knob by turning it
counterclockwise.
5. Tighten rear Headband
Adjustment Knob
clockwise. Ensure a tight
but comfortable t for all
activities.
ON OFF
3. Loop the DLC2 Attachment Band
under the Helmet Band Clip.
P/N 03723018 Rev B Page 3
DLC
Disposable Lens Cus
User Instructions
WARNING
After donning, ensure that conditions 1 and 2 both are achieved.above.
Condition 1: Position the Helmet so that the front headband
is within ½ inch of the eyebrows and the rear headband is
resting under the occipital bone above the vertebrae on the
neck, and then tighten the Adjustment Knob clockwise to
ensure the most secure t of the helmet on the head for all
activities. Do not over tighten to cause discomfort.
Condition 2: Ensure slight tension on the cu󰀨
is felt continuously while sliding the index or
rst nger between the cu󰀨 and the face all
along the chin and up to the temples, from the
right side of the face to the left.
CAUTION
Optimum setting is achieved when the helmet is secure on the head for all movements required and the
front headband is within 1/2 inch of the eyebrows to allow good visualization of the LED Safety Status
Indicators in the upper peripheral vision.
CAUTION
If the Helmet is not secure and comfortable on the head, it may be necessary to change
the Height Adjustment. The Height Adjustment raises and lowers the rear headband
and the angle of the helmet with respect to the head, and properly positions the DLC
Lens from the chin. This optimizes a secure and comfortable t in conjunction with the
Adjustment Knob for optimizing the circumference of the Headband. It also aids in proper
positioning for easy visualization of the LED Safety Status Indicators. If necessary, unsnap
the Height Adjustment tabs on each side of the Helmet Liner and reposition upward or
downward, until the optimum t for comfort and security is determined.
Be sure to have both Height Adjustment tabs in the same position.
Do󰀩ng
1. Loosen the rear Headband Adjustment
Knob (turn counterclockwise).
2. Pull the DLC2 Cu󰀨 away from
the chin. Lift the Helmet up,
forward, and o󰀨 the head.
3. Disconnect the Helmet Power Cord
from the Battery - push the Secure
Connection Button down, pull Cord
Connector out, release the Button.
≤ 1/2
Inch
(~1.25 cm)
P/N 03723018 Rev B Page 4
DLC2
Disposable Lens Cu
User Instructions
WARNING
Refer to Section 9, User
Instruction Manual P/N
03521015, for details on
proper use of chargers
and for charging
batteries.
4. Disconnect the Battery Belt
from around the waist by un-
snapping the buckle.
5. With the Charger connected to the mains wall power,
connect the Charger Cord to the Battery. Push the
Charger Cord Connector into the Battery Receptacle
until it is fully seated.
The entire CAPR System may be
decontaminated, cleaned and/or stored
at this time. Refer to User Instruction
Manual, P/N 03521015, for cleaning
and maintenance details.
4. Dispose of the DLC2
according to your
institution’s protocol for
contaminated waste.
Disassembly
CAUTION
Always read and understand the User’s Instructions, P/N 03521015, shipped with each MAXAIR Helmet, before using
any MAXAIR System. (avaliable at www.maxair-systems.com>SUPPORT>USER MANUALS)
1. Remove DLC2
Attachment Band
from the Helmet
Band Clip.
3. Align FCC front TurnClip
horizontally, lift the DLC2
Lens Front Alignment
Hole o󰀨 the TurnClip.
2. Lift each side DLC2 Side
Attachment Hole up and o󰀨
the respective FCC Side
Attachment Post.

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