TM 10-8415-208-122-14. DONNINGTHEENCAPSULATINGPROTECTIVESUITUSINGTHEREBREATHERSYSTEM. (CONT)NOTEThe pressure gauge should read at least 2,400 PSIG within one minuteac.Check pressure gauge (16) to ensure proper cylinder pressuread.Remove the maintenance tag from the rebreather systemWARNINGPersonnel safety indicators. When operating the rebreather, specific warning signs require immediateoperator attention. Leave the area immediately at any signs of nausea, dizziness, difficulty in breathing,contaminants in the face piece, or rapid pressure drop as indicated by the system pressure gauge. Failureto leave the area may result in injury or death due to suffocationWARNINGLimited oxygen supply in the rebreather system. Leave the area immediately when the alarm whistlesounds. An audible alarm indicates the oxygen pressure has dropped to 25% or below and about 45minutes of oxygen is available. Failure to leave the area and decontaminate immediately could result inpersonnel death due to suffocationae.Breathe normally. Depending on the user's activity and surrounding temperature, the breathing oxygen mayseem warmer and more humid than you are used to. This condition is normal and not harmfulaf.Pull suit (1) up over head and insert both arms into suit (1) and gloves (17)ag.Place suit (1) hook and pile fastener tape straps (18) around the rebreather system shoulder straps (8) and fastenWARNINGPersonnel contamination hazard. Ensure all closures in the encapsulating protective suit are tightlysecured. Openings in the encapsulating protective suit could cause sickness or death due tocontamination2-24
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