150N Automatic Lifejacket with integral Deck Harness

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Maintaining your DeckvestMaintaining this Deckvest should be the responsibility of one sole user. As the useryou are strongly advised to familiarise yourself fully with the Deckvest before usingit as a lifejacket.We advise that you follow a 3-level checking routine, easily carried out by yourself:1. During Use, check buckles and other fastenings regularly.2. Before and after use, examine for damage or excessive abrasion, wear, tear orcontamination. Particular attention must be paid to the stitching and webbing,including the less accessible areas.3. Every three months, carry out a complete inspection, checking:a. The fabric: for cuts, tears, abrasion and damage caused by heat,chemicals etc.b. The lifejacket: to check for leaks inflate your lifejacket through the oraltube until firm and leave for 24hrs. Any loss of firmness indicates leakageand means it is unsafe.To check the oral valve, fully inflate the lifejacket and hold the tube underwater. If bubbles appear, deflate and re-inflate to test.If a leak persists, do not use your lifejacket until it has been professionallyserviced at your nearest service centre.c. The components: removing and inspecting all components as detailed inthe section ‘Re-arming your lifejacket’ page 13.WARNING:If in doubt, send your Deckvest to your nearest service centre forevaluation and/or servicing.If you are not completely confident about undertaking the self-inspectionand servicing of your lifejacket in accordance with these instructions,you must not use your lifejacket again until it has been professionallyinspected and serviced. (For details of your nearest service centre seewww.spinlock.co.uk).Any modification or repair to any part of the Deckvest is expresslyforbidden unless carried out by Spinlock Ltd.11
Testing your lifejacketYou should always test the inflation of your lifejacket to ensure you are fully awareof how it functions.This can be done with the Oral, Manual or Automatic inflators.If planning to test the lifejacket with the Oral inflator you will not need any spareparts or rearming kits as long as you remove the CO2 cylinder and automatic capsulebefore entering the water.If you are a weak swimmer it is strongly recommended to use an automatic lifejacketor an inherently buoyant device.1. Put on the Deckvest and adjust to fit.2. Stand in shallow water or swimming pool, just deep enough for your head to beabove the surface.3. Inflation:Automatic: lifejacket should fully inflate within five seconds of watercontacting the firing head.Manual: lifejacket can be activated by a sharp pull on the inflation handle.Oral inflation: Ensure that cylinder and firing head have been removed beforeentering the water. Open the lifejacket cover from the zip breakout point, locatethe oral inflator, remove cap and blow through tube.4. After testing completely deflate the lifejacket using the oral inflator.5. Let the Deckvest dry thoroughly. Do not expose to direct heat.REMEMBER: RE-ARM AND RE-PACK THE LIFEJACKET IN ACCORDANCE WITHTHESE INSTRUCTIONS - See video at www.spinlock.co.ukWE RECOMMEND THAT THE AUTOMATIC CAPSULE IS REPLACED ANNUALLY.ALSO unscrew and INSPECT THE THREADED END OF THE CO2 CYLINDERTO CONFIRM IT IS UNUSED. (SEE FIG 1, PAGE 13)12
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