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Step 6.

Inspect connecting carabiner and web body support for damage.

Step 7.

Inspect rope spool for damage.

Step 8.

Inspect angled guide line (if present).

Step 9.

Inspect cover/enclosure.

Step 10. Inspect Rescue Cradle (if present).

5.3

If inspection reveals an unsafe condition, remove device from service and contact DBI/SALA or a authorized

service center for repair.

6.0

MAINTENANCE and STORAGE

6.1

Six Month Maintenance Check:

Step 1.

Remove screw and metal cover to observe free movement of gears by passage of cable.

Step 2.

Blow out any dust accumulation with air hose. DO NOT OIL!

Step 3.

Check cable for wear. Worn cable must be replaced immediately. Only cable supplied by DBI/SALA

is acceptable for use with the Rescumatic® descent system.

Step 4.

Evidence of chemical attack or environmental effects on the material of construction must immediately

be referred to DBI/SALA.

Step 5.

Rotate internal drum. Drum should rotate freely.

Step 6.

Inspect inside surface of brake drum. Check for brake lining wear evident by ridges or grooves inside

of brake drum.

Step 7.

Replace metal cover and screw.

Step 8.

A practice descent is strongly recommended after each maintenance check. See section 4.0.

Step 9.

Return unit back to original location. Ensure that the Rescumatic® equipment is protected from the

effects of weather and environment until the next inspection. A vinyl protective cover is supplied by

DBI/SALA.

6.2

If maintenance check reveals an unsafe condition, remove from service immediately and contact DBI/SALA or

an authorized service center for repairs.

6.3

Service: Maintenance and servicing must be completed by an authorized service center. An authorization and

return number must be issued by DBI/SALA. Contact DBI/SALA for service frequencies when this equipment is

used in extreme working conditions.

6.4

Storage: The Rescumatic® Emergency Escape Device must be protected from the weather in a weather-

resistant container. The unit must also be protected from long term effects of sunlight which may cause

degradation of the belts and other synthetic materials.

Outdoors a protective box should be constructed to suit local conditions. The box should be dry, resistant to salt

spray, wind, fumes, and UV light.

Indoors for dusty locations, all permanently installed Rescumatic® units should be protected with a vinyl

protective cover furnished with each unit. This cover is not suitable for outdoor installation.

Inspect the Rescumatic® Device after extended storage.