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1. Cut the old webbing at the holder loop in the neck section. Two open ends will

stand over the buoyancy body.

2. Connect the open ends of the old webbing to the ends of the new webbing.

Caution: If the open ends of the old webbing dissappeared into the red sleeves

of the buoyancy body the fitting is only possible with a 40 cm long, 0.5 cm thick

threading stick.

3. Loosen lateral sleeves and pull out.

4. Pull the new webbing from top to the lateral sleeves through the buoyancy body

with help of the old webbing. The outcoming ends have to be of the same length.

5. Undo knot of whistle and remove.

6. Disconnect the old webbing from the new one. Remove old webbing from the slot

of the sleeve, put the new webbing from the outside to the inside through the slot

and tie to old webbing afterwards.

7. Repeat procedure in the same way for the other side.

8. Pull the new webbing cross the rescue buoy with the help of the old webbing.

Repeat the same procedure on the other side.

9. Untie old webbing from new one.

10. Connect the whistle to the new webbing.

11. Push the sleeves strongly into the holes of the rescue buoy by pulling both sides of

the webbing. Make sure that the holder loop in the neck does not have any slack.

12. Check: Assembly of a new webbing is correctly done when both sides of the rescue

buoy can be pulled together easily by pulling the two ends of the webbing at the

same time.

7. Miscellaneous

The complete program of SECUMAR-Miscellaneous is presented in the topic SECUMAR-

catalogue. Ask your dealer for further information. The SECUMAR program consists of on

board brackets, rescue lines, drag anchors and sea lights.

SECUMAR - BERNHARDT APPARATEBAU GmbH u. Co.

Bredhornweg 39 D-25488 Holm

Tel. +49-4103-125-0 Fax +49-4103-125-100

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Brand	Secumar
Model	17
Category	Life Jackets
File type	PDF
File size	0.29 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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