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A Competent Person other than the user must inspect the

Ergodyne 3198 travel restraint system at least once every

6 months. The frequency of formal inspections should

be based on conditions of use or exposure. Competent

Person inspections MUST be recorded on the travel

restraint lanyard inspection grid label located under the

label cover on the travel restraint lanyard (see "label

cover and labels" in (fig. 9) of this instruction manual).

The Competent Person must sign their initials in the box

corresponding to the month and year the inspection took

place.

Ensure that applicable work area is free of all damage,

including, but not limited to, debris, rot, rust, decay,

cracking and hazardous materials. Ensure that selected

work area will support the application-specific minimum

loads set forth in this instruction manual. Work area MUST

be stable.

Product may continue to be used as long as product

passes all inspection requirements.

Webbing: Grasp the webbing with your hands 6 inches

(152mm) to 8 inches (203mm) apart. Bend the webbing in

an inverted "U" as shown in (fig. 10). The surface tension

resulting makes damaged fibers or cuts easier to detect.

Follow this procedure the entire length of the webbing,

inspecting both sides of each strap. Watch for frayed

edges, broken fibers, cuts, burns and chemical damage.

Stitches: Inspect all stiches for any unusual wear, frayed or

cut fibers or broken stitching on or near the snap-hooks

(fig. 11). Watch for abrasion, pulled or missing stitches,

cuts, burns and chemical damage. If any damage is

observed, immediately remove the lanyard from service.

FIG. 12

Snap Hooks: Check snap hooks for deformation, cracks,

breaks, rust or corrosion and rough or sharp edges. Check

that they operate freely by depressing the latch (fig. 12)

and, while still depressing the latch press open the locking

gate (fig. 13). Release both and ensure that the gate locks

securely. Inspect for any unusual wear, frayed or cut fibers

or broken stitching on or near the snap-hooks. If any

damage is observed, immediately remove the lanyard

from service.

FIG. 10

FIG. 11

FIG. 13

WARNING! IF THE ERGODYNE TRAVEL RESTRAINT

LANYARD FAILS ANY ASPECT OF THE INSPECTION

PROCESS, IMMEDIATELY REMOVE FROM SERVICE,

DESTROY AND DISCARD.

INSTALLATION AND USE

WARNING! ALL EQUIPMENT USED IN COMBINATION

WITH THE ERGODYNE TRAVEL RESTRAINT LANYARD

AS PART OF A PERSONAL FALL PROTECTION

SYSTEM MUST BE SELECTED AND DEEMED

COMPATIBLE BY A COMPETENT PERSON. BE SURE

TO ALWAYS FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS FOR

ANY EQUIPMENT USED IN COMBINATION WITH THE

ERGODYNE TRAVEL RESTRAINT LANYARD AS PART

OF A PERSONAL FALL PROTECTION SYSTEM.

WARNING! ONLY USE THE ERGODYNE TRAVEL

RESTRAINT LANYARD IN THE FALL PROTECTION

APPLICATION FOR WHICH IT IS DESIGNED. REFER

TO A COMPETENT PERSON, PRODUCT LABELING

OR CONTACT ERGODYNE IF UNSURE OF PROPER

APPLICATION. IMPROPER USE COULD RESULT IN

SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

Step 1: Inspect the Ergodyne Travel Restraint Lanyard

according to the instructions above, as well as all

personal fall protection system equipment to be used in

combination with the Ergodyne Travel Restraint Lanyard

in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

Step 2: Ensure that all connectors and all other

components of the personal fall protection system are

compatible with the Ergodyne Travel Restraint Lanyard

and are selected by a Competent Person. The selected

safety harness MUST be of proper size, and MUST be

fitted snugly, but still allow for a full range of movement.

Step 3: Ensure structure to which the anchorage

connector is attached is capable of withstanding a

MINIMUM load relative to the application with which the

travel restraint lanyard is to be used.

Step 4: Attach one of the travel restraint lanyard snap

hooks to a compatible harness D-ring.

Step 5: Attach the remaining travel restraint lanyard snap

hook to a compatible anchorage connector. Ensure that

all connectors are self-closing and self-locking, and that

there is no risk of roll-out.