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November 14, 1991 -`ACA AW <br /> Beacon Station No. 492, Manteca, California <br /> C) In the event the face piece cannot be adjusted so there is no leakage, <br /> DO NOT ENTER THE AREA REQUIRING PROTECTION. Due <br /> to your particular facial features, a different style or size face piece, <br /> may be required to obtain a proper facial frit. <br /> Note: Failure to perform a qualitative fit test of the respirator each time the. <br /> respirator is donned may result in little or no respiratory protection. <br /> Inspection, Cleaning, and Storage <br /> The respirator should be inspected, cleaned, and properly stored after use each day. The <br /> following steps are the basic elements of each procedure: <br /> A. Inspection <br /> 1. Examine face seal for rips, tears, holes, deformation, or stiffness. <br /> 2. Examine face piece plastic center shell for cracks, missing components, or <br /> -damaged threads. <br /> 3. Examine harness for breaks, cuts, frays, tears, and missing or damaged <br /> hardware. <br /> 4. Examine inhalation and exhalation valves and valve seats for cuts, cracks, or <br /> foreign matter which may not allow the valve to close completely. Check that <br /> valves are properly installed and are not distorted. <br /> 5. Examine cartridges for signs of abuse or damage. Discard damaged items. <br /> 6. Any respirator malfunction or deficiencies noted must be reported to the <br /> Health and Safety Coordinator or Branch Safety Officer who will issue a new <br /> respirator or correct the deficiencies using-only approved spare parts from the <br /> manufacturer of the specific model in need of repair. Spare parts from any <br /> other manufacturer may not be used under any conditions. Instructions in the <br /> manual provided by the manufacturer should be followed when the respirator <br /> needs repairing or replacing. <br /> B. Cleaning <br /> 1. Unthread cartridges or filters. <br /> 86102-7s 11 <br />