Mustang Survival MD3082, MD3084 Is Your PFD in Good and Serviceable CONDITION?, Tether, Webbing

quick-release under-load hardware. This harness has not been designed for fall arrest, lifting or climbing and should not be relied upon in any of these instances.

US Coast Guard approval does not apply to this harness and the potential for injury has not been assessed.

Figure 17 Chest Buckle

D-Ring	Chest Belt Webbing
Tether	Quick Release Lanyard
Webbing

IS YOUR PFD IN GOOD AND SERVICEABLE CONDITION?

Check your Inflatable PFD between outings to be sure that it is properly armed; that it is free of rips, tears or holes; that all seams are securely sewn; and that the fabric, straps and hardware are still strong (See Readiness Checklist, p. 3). Inspect the inflatable portion of the Inflatable PFD in accordance with the CARE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

Check the following at the intervals listed below.

1)Each Use: Examine the service indicator through the window panel, ensuring it is green. If the service indicator is red, the mechanism has been fired or is incorrectly fitted. See Re-arming Your PFD (for your model).

2)Every Three (3) Months: Leak Test: Every three months the Inflatable PFD should be tested for general leakage by orally inflating your Inflatable PFD until firm and let stand overnight. A leaking Inflatable PFD will not hold its firmness and should be replaced. If your Inflatable PFD leaks, take it to your Mustang dealer for evaluation and/or servicing. Repack the Inflatable PFD as outlined in the

15 Inflatable PFD Owner’s Manual