Cleaning Instructions; Storage And Transportation - 3M Peltor HY100 Manual Del Usuario

form a snug t against the head with no interference
of the seal by any objects e.g. respirator headbands
or spectacles arms. The cups should completely
enclose the ears. If you are unable to t these ear
muffs correctly and comfortably contact your safety
of cer or 3M for further advice.

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

1. At the end of each shift the cushions of the ear
muffs should be wiped with a suitable material, for
example 3M™ 105 Face Seal Cleaners, so they
remain clean and hygienic. The product can also be
cleaned using mild detergent and water.
2. If the ear muffs cannot be cleaned or are
damaged, dispose of the product and obtain a new
pair.
3. Cushions and inserts can be replaced using the
following Hygiene Kits as shown below. See Figure
4. Remove the cushions and inserts as shown.
Replace the worn or damaged cushions and insert
with the new pair from the appropriate hygiene kit
(3M™ Peltor™ HY51).
4. Replace the product within 5 years from the date
of manufacture or immediately if damaged.
NOTE
In addition to the hygiene kit shown, 3M™ Peltor™
HY100 sweat pads are also available that can be
applied onto the ear muff cushions to help absorb
sweat and moisture for improved comfort and
hygiene.
Mass (g) = 165

STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION

Follow the manufacturers recommendation for
storage.
Check packaging for further information.
{Date of Manufacture
:Name and address of Manufacturer
\Temperature Range
}Maximum Relative Humidity
Always store the product in the original packaging
and away from any sources of direct heat or
sunlight.
When stored ensure the headband is not stretched
(applies to headband/neckband versions) and the
cushions are not compressed as this may damage
the product.
MATERIAL LISTING
Neckband Stainless steel wire, Polyole n,
Acetal
Neckband Cushion
Cups ABS and TPE
Inserts
Polyether
Cushions Polyether and Glycerine
Cushion Covers PVC
Head Strap Polyester
APPROVALS
These products meet the requirements of the
European Community Directive 89/686/EEC
(Personal Protective Equipment Directive) and are
thus CE marked.
Certi cation under Article 10, EC Type-Examination,
has been issued for these products by Finnish
Institute of Occupational Health (FIOH),
Topeliuksenkatu 41aA, FIN-00250 Helsinki, Finland
(Noti ed Body number 0403).
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