Archive 4820 User Instructions - Page 2

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Do Not Use Against:

1. Concentrations of contaminants which are unknown or are immediately dangerous to life or health.

2. Concentrations of particulates which exceed the maximum use concentration or 10 times the OSHA

Permissible Exposure Limit, whichever is lower.

3. Gases, vapors, asbestos, paint spray, sandblasting or particulate materials which generate harmful

vapors. This respirator is not approved for any vapors or gases, so when used against organic vapor

odors and/or ozone do not exceed the OSHA Permissible Exposure Limit.

4. Oil-based mists.

Fitting

1. Users must follow instructions each time respirator is worn.

2. It's the wearer's responsibility to obtain a proper fit.

3. To choose the correct model/size Moldex Respirator you must fit test and user seal check.

4. If you cannot obtain a proper fit do not enter the contaminated area.

5. Before occupational use of this respirator, a written respiratory protection program must be

implemented meeting all the local government requirements. In the United States, employers must

comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 which includes medical evaluation, training, and fit testing.

6. Use Moldex Qualitative Fit Test Kit. User must be clean-shaven. Any facial hair, such as beards or

long sideburns, may prevent the respirator from fitting properly.

7. Eyewear must not interfere with face to facepiece seal.

8. Re-fit test when there are any changes to the wearers physical condition that my affect fit.

1. Pull adjustment clip and strap fully below the bottom of the mask. (Fig 1)

2. Place strap around neck so outside of shell is against chest. (Fig 2)

3a. Fit mask to face and pull top of strap to crown of head. Nose cushion must not be creased inside of

respirator.

b. Always use both top and bottom straps. (Fig 3)

4. To tighten pull both strap tabs. (Fig 4). To loosen, grasp both sides of neck strap and pull.

5. Each time user enters contaminated area respirator must be seal checked. Cover front of respirator

by cupping both hands. (Fig 5). INHALE SHARPLY. A negative pressure should be felt inside

respirator. If any leakage is detected at respirator edges, tighten or adjust strap by pulling back