Scott 4.5, 3, 2.2 manual Control Console Battery

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CONTROL CONSOLE BATTERY

1.To replace the battery in the Control Console, position the respira- tor so the Control Console battery cover is accessible as shown in FIGURE 10.

CONTROL CONSOLE

BATTERY COVER

FIGURE 10

2.To remove battery cover, first loosen all 4 cover screws 1 or 2 turns each, then fully loosen the screws so the cover can be re- moved. Carefully remove cover and set aside.

3.Remove used battery from battery compartment by lifting bottom of battery, using a finger or the flat blade of a screw driver, being careful not to damage battery contacts or sealing rib around bat- tery compartment.

4.Install one (1) fresh new battery. Use only one of the following: Eveready Alkaline No. 522 or EN22, Duracell Alkaline No. PC1604 or MN1604, or for increased service life use Ultralife Lithium Battery No. U9VL. Be sure battery is installed with the terminals positioned as indicated by symbols on label in bottom of battery compartment.

5.The battery cover must be installed so that it is water tight after replacement. Clean the sealing rib around battery compartment and sealing face of the cover, shown in FIGURE 11, by wiping with a clean damp cloth to remove any dirt or foreign matter which might prevent a proper seal. Check cover seal for tears or cuts. If damage is found, remove respirator from service and tag for re- pair by authorized personnel.

COVER

SEAL

CLEAN RIB AROUND

BATTERY COMPARTMENT

FIGURE 11

BATTERY COMPARTMENT AND COVER SEAL

6.Install battery cover and evenly tighten 4 cover screws by mov- ing around the cover in a clockwise direction, turning each screw 1 or 2 turns at a time until cover is fully seated. AFTER REPLACEMENT OF BATTERIES, PERFORM A REGULAR OPERATIONAL INSPECTION BEFORE RETURNING RES- PIRATOR TO SERVICE.

CHECK YOUR WORK!

BEFORE ASSEMBLY OF BATTERY COVER, CHECK TO SEE BATTERY IS A FRESH, NEW BATTERY OF THE TYPE INDICATED AND THAT EMS HAS BEEN INSTALLED PROPERLY.

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Contents Sems Base Station Sensor Module DescriptionPage Detecting and Avoiding Radio Frequency Interference Keep Radio Antennas AT Least SIX 6 Inches from These AreasRFI Warning Areas FCC Notice Radio Frequency Interference RFIIntrinsically Safe Listing ProgrammingBasic Functions of the Sems Equipment Operation of the Sems PDA Distress Alarm Portable UnitPRE Alarm Full AlarmManual Alarm Turning OFF the Sems PDA Distress AlarmOther Operational Features END of Service Time Indicator Battery TestUSE of the Sems PDA Portable Unit Evacuation USE of the Sems Base Station Base StationPage Event LOG Event LOG ScreenSample Event LOG Regular Operational Inspection Inspection of Sems PDA Distress Alarm Regular Operational Inspection On NextInspection of Sems PDA Portable Unit Control Console Battery Replacement Sems PDA Distress Alarm Portable UnitBattery Cover Battery Compartment and Cover Seal Battery Replacement on NextCheck Your Work Control Console Battery Battery Orientation AS Shown Battery Compartments on Base StationMaintenance When the Sems PDA IT Indicates That Distress Alarm is DoesPerformance Specifications Sound LevelsRev a 6/03