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Manual Crewsaver Crewfit 165 Sport Life Jacket

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RE-ARMING YOUR AUTOMATIC OPERATING MECHANISM

1 If red manually replace the ring arm into the main body and t the retaining clip. The clip

is tted by pressing it over the ring arm and into the recess either side in the center of the

operating mechanism.

2 Take the new Automatic ring capsule and screw onto the operating mechanism in

a clockwise direction. Screw right up ensuring there is no gap between the capsule and

the base of the operating mechanism. Do up hand tight.

3 Check that the cylinder sealing gaskets in the end of each operating mechanism has been

correctly tted. Check the new CO cylinders have not been used and screw into the main

body in a clockwise direction. Ensure the cylinders are screwed rmly (Hand tight) into the

operating mechanism.

4 The operating mechanism is now rearmed.

RE-ARMING YOUR MANUAL OPERATING MECHANISM

Always re-arm your lifejacket ready for use before you stow it away.

1 Unscrew the 33g cylinder from the manual ring head. Check to see if the cylinder has

been used.

2 Re-position ring arm into the ring head body. Secure green security saddle over ring arm.

3 Screw the replacement 33g cylinder into the manual operating head. Screw nger tight only

as over tightening can damage thread and lead to deation. Your manual operating head

is now ready to be used.

See www.halkeyroberts.com for more details on the manual operating mechanism.

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WARNING: If you are unsure or have any doubt how to re-arm

and repack your lifejacket return the product to Crewsaver or

your nearest Crewsaver service agent.

RE-ARMING

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Brand	Crewsaver
Model	Crewfit 165 Sport
Category	Life Jackets
File type	PDF
File size	3.79 MB

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The lifespan of a life jacket depends on factors such as the type of jacket, frequency of use, and storage conditions. It is important to inspect your life jacket regularly for any signs of wear or damage. Life jackets made of foam materials will deteriorate over time, so it's recommended that they should be replace every 5-10 years, while inflatable life jackets should be replace every 3-5 years, or when the manufacturer recommended.

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