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CLEANING & STORING YOUR LIFEJACKET

It is important that the lifejacket is stored in a dry, well-ventilated space. If the lifejacket is wet or damp,

and it is fitted with an automatic firing capsule, it is advisable to remove the capsule until the lifejacket is

completely dry. Any dampness in the lifejacket may penetrate the capsule and

eventually cause it to activate the lifejacket. It is advisable to hang the lifejacket to dry on a coat hanger

until it is completely dry before stowing. To avoid inﬂation, do not submerge the lifejacket in water unless

the lifejacket has been used or the capsule has been removed. Periodically rinse the lifejacket in fresh

water, particularly if it has been in contact with salt water. Oil and similar marks should be removed by

washing with warm soapy water. Never put your lifejacket in a washing machine, spin or tumble dryer.

After washing always allow your lifejacket to dry naturally before stowing in a dry place.

OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Your lifejacket has been tested to meet a temperature range between

-10ºC and 40ºC as required by BS EN ISO 12402.

When the temperature is well below freezing, your lifejacket may operate much

slower than normal and at very low temperatures a fully discharged cylinder

may not adequately inﬂate your lifejacket. In these temperatures the oral tube

should be used for additional topping up if necessary.

This lifejacket is not a PFD until fully inﬂated. Full performance may not be

achieved using certain clothing or other circumstances. Certain circumstances

will alter performance, such as waves or the wearing of garments which

provide additional buoyancy. The buoyancy provided by the jacket can be

affected if heavy objects are carried in the pockets.

A whistle is located on the inside inflation chamber. Six long blasts

repeated at intervals is the international distress signal.

Inflatable Lifejacket

General Care and Maintenance

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Brand	Lade OU
Model	Aero Pro
Category	Life Jackets
File type	PDF
File size	9.14 MB

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How often should I replace my life jacket? Verified

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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