Cressi 30628 Manuel d'utilisation - Page 11

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i WARNING!

The low-pressure hose must be screwed to the first

stage of the regulator by way of the appropriate LP or MP (LOW/MEDIUM

PRESSURE) outlet with 3/8 inch 24 UNF or 1/2 inch 20 UNF thread using

an adapter. The other outlets of the regulator are HP (HIGH PRESSURE)

and have a female 7/16 inch 20 UNF thread. NEVER connect the BCD's

low-pressure hose to the HP (HIGH PRESSURE) outlet, even with the help

of reducers. This represents a serious risk to personal safety.

i WARNING!

We recommend replacing the medium-pressure hose in

the following cases:

- When there is air leaking from the rubber part or the joints with the

metal parts.

- When there are anomalies in terms of shape when pressurised and

at rest. The hose must always be perfectly cylindrical along its entire

length.

- If the surface has been altered due to abrasions, friction or small cuts.

- If it has been subjected to traction that goes beyond normal use, such

as lifting the self-contained breathing apparatus or becoming caught

during sudden movements.

- When it is subjected to crushing or significant impacts, even if there is

no obvious damage. The damage may be internal.

- When the connection thread with the regulator is damaged.

To connect the hose to the By-Pass, grip the knurled bushing at the end of

the quick coupling and pull it back. At the same time, fully insert the female

coupling of the hose into the By-Pass cylinder. Release the bushing and make

sure it is properly engaged by pulling the hose gently. To disconnect, pull back

the bushing and remove the hose from the By-Pass (fig. 49-50).

i WARNING!

Only use the original Cressi hoses supplied. If you need to

replace them, we recommend using Cressi hoses.

CORRUGATED HOSE: The Corrugated Hose is the cylindrical rubber element

that acts as an air duct, a guide for the cable that operates the dump valve,

and a housing for the hose (fig. 52).

DUMP VALVE: Finally, the quick dump valve is the plastic end part that

connects to the pneumatic bladder in order to empty it of air (fig. 54).