Mustang Survival md2010 manual Dust Cap in stowed position Dust Cap in deflation position

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CO2 Cylinder

Manual Inflator

Lever In

Up-and-Ready

Position

Green Indicator Pin

Lanyard

Pull Tab

Pierced OK

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Dust Cap in stowed position

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Dust Cap in deflation position

3.If your inflator has a metallic lever attached to the pull tab, make sure the lever is in the up-and- ready position and insert the green indicator pin if not already in place. Make sure the CO2 cylinder is screwed hand tight into the inflator (Fig. 2 for the MD2010)

4.If your inflator has a red lever attached to the pull tab, make sure the red lever is retracted and insert the green indicator clip over the red lever if not already in place. Make sure the CO2 cylinder is screwed hand tight into the inflator (Fig. 6 for the MD2012).

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Contents Inflatable PFDs Contents WHY are Pfds Required Safety EQUIPMENT? Approval Conditions and Carriage Regulations Mandatory Carriage RequirementsWhat is an Inflatable PFD? Check Your Inflatable PFD Before Using ItInstructions for USE Dust Cap in stowed position Dust Cap in deflation position Sizing and Fit Donning InstructionsPUT ME on Like This Manual inflation Automatic backup inflation MD2012 onlyInflating Your Inflatable PFD Oral inflationRe-arming Your PFD After Manual Inflation MD2010 Special Consideration for Automatic Devices MD2012Re-arming Your PFD as Manual with Automatic Backup MD2012 Housing Deflating the Inflatable PFD Is Your PFD in Good Serviceable CONDITION? RepackingUsage Below Freezing Care and Maintenance Instructions Mustang Accessories Cleaning and Storing of Your Inflatable PFD MD2010Cleaning and Storing of Your Inflatable PFD MD2012 WHY are Pfds Required Safety EQUIPMENT? HOW and WHY to Test Your PFDHOW do YOU Test Your PFD Using the Manual INFLATOR? Model MD2010Page HOW do YOU Test Your PFD Using the Oral INFLATOR? Wear Your PFDHypothermia How hypothermia affects most adultsExample of Help position Additional Information Do not Attach PFD’S to Your BoatWe save lives for a living Mustangsurvival.com