Service Data - Dräger Oxy K 30 E (GB) Instrucciones De Uso

Oxy K 30 S (GB) and Oxy K 50 S (K+S)
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1 Heat exchanger
2 Carrying frame
3 Chest strap
4 Breathing bag
5 Relief valve
6 KO cartridge
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7 Starter
8 Nose clip
9 Mouthpiece
10 Opener
11 Handle
12 Seal
13 Housing lid
14 Indicator

Service Data

Oxy K 30 E
— located on the side of the wall holder.
Date of manufacture Serial No.
Enter delivery date with care!
To prevent damage to the oxygen self-rescuer, do not use punch
numbers.
Dräger recommends engraving or etching.
Date Responsible
for entry
Date of Dräger
manufacture
Serial No. Dräger
Delivery End user
date
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Delivery date
Which data? Comment
Month and
year of
manufacture
Registration
No.
Month and Operating
year of period =
delivery delivery date
+ 10 years
Oxy K 30 S (GB) and Oxy K 50 S (K+S)
The inspection intervals for the Oxy K depend on the conditions
under which the oxygen self-rescuer is used:
— If the unit is stored:
If the Oxy K is stored on a shelf, no inspection intervals are
required. The oxygen self-rescuer must be disposed after ten
years on the shelf.
1)
— If the unit is carried :
If the Oxy K is carried, the inspection intervals listed in the table
are relevant. (And they are also relevant if the Oxy K 30 HS is at
times stored and at times carried.)
Check daily
Completeness of
1)
oxygen self-rescuer
Lid closed
seal undamaged
Housing incl. indicator
2)
undamaged
Deep blue colour of
3)
indicator
4)
Weight check
End of service life
1) The oxygen self-rescuer has to be complete, i. e. no parts may be missing
such as the handle, etc.
2) The housing must be airtight and there may be no sign of damage such as
cracks or dents deeper than 1.5 mm. The indicator window may not be
damaged.
3) Indicator shows deep blue colour. The oxygen self-rescuer may no longer be
used if there is a significant loss of deep blue colour (50 % of the particles
have changed colour from dark blue to pink or colourless).
4) The oxygen self-rescuer's first weight check must be performed on delivery.
If one of the criteria mentioned in the chart is not fulfilled, the
unit has to be taken out of service!
— The oxygen self-rescuer must be checked immediately after being
subjected to unusual conditions (impact, pressure, etc.).
Notice for customers operating in the field of responsibility of the
German employer's liability insurance association for miners (BBG):
The "BBG's Central Mining Rescue Service Recommendations on
instructions for use and maintenance of oxygen self-rescuers" are to
be observed in the BBG's field of supervision.
These recommendations include the time schedules agreed upon
with the respective mining authority concerning inspections and
usability prolongation of oxygen self-rescuers in these companies.
1) A service life of 10 years can be expected with intended use, which means
that the oxygen self-rescuer is either stored or used for single shift operation
(8 hours per day, 5 work days per week). Use in multi-shift operation will
reduce the service life accordingly.
2) not part of EC type examination
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