Sweep-On 2000 Crew Oxygen Mask System - CMM

Sweep-On 2000
Crew Oxygen Mask System
Operating Instructions
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Sweep-On 2000 Mask/Regulator 1742XX-XX
Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Box 1186XX-XX
Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Cup 119302-90
Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles 118077
Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles Container 119062-01

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Revision History
REVISION LETTER REVISION CHANGE DATE

Rev A Original Release 01/1998
Rev B Product Update 03/1999
Rev C Product Update 02/2005
Rev D Text and Drawing Updates 02/2005
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Table of Contents
Section 1 Equipment Description
1.0 Equipment Description.............................................................................................................................. 7
1.1 Sweep-On 2000 Mask/Regulator (Part Number 1742XX-XX) ........................................................ 7
1.1.1 Normal Mode .................................................................................................................... 9
1.1.2 100% Mode ...................................................................................................................... 9
1.1.3 Emergency Mode ............................................................................................................. 10
1.1.4 Optional Features ............................................................................................................. 12
1.1.5 Warnings .......................................................................................................................... 14
1.2 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Box (Part Number 1186XX-XX) ............................................................ 15
1.2.1 Optional Feature............................................................................................................... 15
1.3 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Cup (Part Number 119302-90) ............................................................. 17
1.4 Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles (Part Number 118077) ............................................................. 18
1.5 Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles Container (Part Number 119062-01)......................................... 19
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Section 2 Installation and Packing

2.0 Installation and Packing ............................................................................................................................ 21
2.1 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Box ........................................................................................................ 21
2.1.1 Installation of Stowage Box .............................................................................................. 21
2.1.2 Replacement of Stowage Box .......................................................................................... 22
2.2 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Cup........................................................................................................ 24
2.2.1 Installation of Stowage Cup .............................................................................................. 24
2.2.2 Replacement of Stowage Cup.......................................................................................... 24
2.3 Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles and Stowage Container ............................................................. 26
2.3.1 Installation of Smoke Goggles and Stowage Container ................................................... 26
2.3.2 Replacement of Smoke Goggles and Stowage Container ............................................... 26
2.4 Sweep-On 2000 Mask Assembly .................................................................................................... 27
2.4.1 Packing of Mask Assembly in Stowage Box..................................................................... 27
2.4.2 Packing of Mask Assembly in Stowage Cup .................................................................... 29
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Section 3 Operating Instructions

3.0 Operating Instructions ........................................................................................................................... 31
3.1 Mask and Goggles Operations........................................................................................................ 31
3.1.1 Donning Procedures......................................................................................................... 31
3.2 Mask with Stowage Box Operations................................................................................................ 34
3.2.1 Preflight Testing (Mask Removal) .................................................................................... 34
3.2.2 Preflight Testing (Mask Non-Removal) ............................................................................ 35
3.2.3 Stowage Box Emergency/Non-Emergency Operations.................................................... 36
3.3 Mask with Stowage Cup Operations ............................................................................................... 38
3.3.1 Preflight Testing (Mask Removal) .................................................................................... 38
3.3.2 Preflight Testing (Mask Non-Removal) ............................................................................ 38
3.3.3 Stowage Cup Emergency/Non-Emergency Mask Removal and Donning........................ 39
3.4 Smoke Goggles Operations ............................................................................................................ 39
3.4.1 Preflight Testing (Smoke Protection)................................................................................ 39
3.5 Comfort Control Operations ............................................................................................................ 40
3.5.1 Preflight Testing ............................................................................................................... 40
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Section 4 Cleaning and Maintenance

4.0 Cleaning and Maintenance ....................................................................................................................... 41
4.1 Sweep-On 2000 Faceseal Assembly .............................................................................................. 41
4.1.1 Requirement ..................................................................................................................... 41
4.1.2 Reference Documents...................................................................................................... 41
4.2 Smoke Goggles Lens Inspection .................................................................................................... 41
4.3 Recommended Cleaning................................................................................................................. 42
4.3.1 Cleaning Materials ............................................................................................................ 42
4.3.2 Cleaning Procedures ........................................................................................................ 43
4.4 Recommended Testing and Overhaul ............................................................................................ 44
Technical Specifications
Tables
Table 1 Cleaning Materials........................................................................................................................... 42
Table 2 Testing and Overhaul ...................................................................................................................... 44
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Figures
Figure 1 Sweep-On 2000 Mask/Regulator .................................................................................................... 8
Figure 2 Sweep-On 2000 Controls ................................................................................................................ 11
Figure 3 In Line Pressure Detector ............................................................................................................... 12
Figure 4 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Box ........................................................................................................ 16
Figure 5 Stowage Cup ........................................................................................................................... 17
Figure 6 Smoke Goggles and Container ....................................................................................................... 19
Figure 7 Example of External Connections and Securing of ¼ Turn Container Fasteners........................... 23
Figure 8 Stowage Cup Mounting ................................................................................................................... 25
Figure 9 Mask Packing ........................................................................................................................... 28
Figure 10 Stowage Cup Packing Instructions Decal ....................................................................................... 30
Figure 11 Donning Face Mask and Goggles................................................................................................... 33
Figure 12 TEST/RESET Button Positions on Stowage Box ............................................................................ 37
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Section 1 - Equipment Description
1.0 Equipment Description
1.1 Sweep-On 2000 Mask/Regulator (Part Numbers 1742XX-XX)

(Reference Figure 1)
The Sweep-On 2000 series oxygen mask with pneumatic harness contains a mask mounted
automatic diluter-demand regulator with single knob mode control (NORM-100%-EMER). The
single-knob regulator provides a visual and physical confirmation of control settings that is both fast
and easy. The mask is normally stowed with the control knob set in the 100% oxygen position. The
face seal can be easily removed for replacement or cleaning. The face seal includes an integral purge
valve lever assembly for use in conjunction with smoke goggles. This purge valve lever allows oxygen
to enter the goggles purging smoke and fumes. The purge valve lever automatically opens when the
smoke goggles are donned.
In emergencies, using only one hand, the mask can be donned and functioning in less than five
seconds. The mask has TSO-C78, TSO-C89, authorizations. The crew mask/smoke goggles
combination has a TSO-C99 approval.

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Figure 1
Sweep-On 2000 Mask/Regulator
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1.1.1 Normal Mode

With the regulator set in the “NORM” (Normal) mode, the regulator provides an automatic
oxygen dilution. At lower cabin altitudes, ambient air is allowed to enter the regulator and mix
with the added oxygen during inhalation. As the cabin altitude increases, the percentage of
ambient air entering the regulator is reduced, until at a preset point, 100% oxygen is inhaled
by the user. The function of the automatic dilution feature is to conserve the amount of
oxygen consumed from the supply source while still maintaining protective physiological
levels. In the event of an emergency decompression, the regulator automatically provides
100% oxygen when the cabin altitude exceeds the preset point.
1.1.2 100% Mode

This mode provides 100% oxygen to the user upon inhalation regardless of cabin altitude.
B/E Aerospace recommends that the regulator always be set in the “100%” mode when the
mask is stowed on high altitude aircraft. To conserve oxygen after the emergency and where
altitudes do not require 100%, the regulator can be set to “NORM” mode.

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1.1.3 Emergency Mode

The “EMER” (Emergency) mode, like the 100% setting, provides 100% oxygen regardless of
cabin altitude. In addition, oxygen is supplied at a slight positive pressure. This emergency
safety pressure prevents toxic gas contaminates from entering the mask by providing a
positive pressure seal. The mask positive pressure is vented into the face seal through the
purge valve lever mounted on the nosecone. This positive pressure purges smoke and toxic
fumes from the face seal and maintains visual protection.
• Smoke/ Toxic Fumes: This emergency safety pressure prevents toxic gas contaminates
from entering the goggles by venting through the purge valve lever mounted on the
nosecone. This positive pressure purges smoke and toxic fumes from the face seal and
maintains visual protection.
• Condensation Purge: This positive pressure mode is also used to clear the goggles at
the advent of the first signs of condensation or fogging.

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Figure 2
Sweep-On 2000 Controls
(single and dual inflation models)

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1.1.4 Optional Features

Adjustable Tension Harness “Comfort Control” Mask (Models 174250-XX and 174252-XX)
The adjustable tension harness option offers the user the ability to adjust the harness
comfort. After donning the harness, the tension can be adjusted until a comfortable size is
attained. This feature provides for comfort regardless of head size, especially when the mask
is required to be worn for long periods of time. This feature provides for the optimum in
comfort fit regardless of head size. The “Comfort Control” feature resets and the harness
returns to full tension when the harness is inflated and deflated.
Pressure Detector – Crew Mask

This in-line device is intended for stowage cup and stowage bag installations only. The
pressure detector is part of the mask oxygen hose and provides a means of verification that
the crew mask has the proper supply pressure for operation. The pressure detector signals
red for oxygen supply off and green for oxygen supply on.
Figure 3
In-Line Pressure Detector
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Automatic Pressure Breathing Mask (Models 174252-XX and 174262-XX)

These masks are provided with automatic pressure breathing when the cabin altitude
exceeds a preset point. The positive pressure increases at an altitude relative scale.
Automatic positive pressure is available regardless of operation mode setting and complies
with TSO-C89 requirements to 45,000 feet. The maximum altitude is designated on the
nameplate mounted on the mask regulator by the oxygen supply line swivel connection.
Microphone Switch
The microphone switch is internal to the construction of the mask and is activated by the
user’s inhalation. While normally in the “ON” position, the switch disconnects only during
inhalation, which stops the transmission of breathing noise during communications.

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1.1.5 Warnings
FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING WARNINGS MAY CAUSE INJURY OR DEATH.

• This mask assembly is intended to be used only by pilots and crewmembers trained in the proper
use of this high altitude breathing equipment.
• Facial hair may seriously degrade the performance of the mask.
• Use only aviator’s breathing oxygen - per MIL-O-27210 TYPE 1.
• To avoid the risk of combustion in an oxygen rich atmosphere, the mask shall be kept free of oil,
grease, other petroleum products or other forms of contamination.
• Exceeding approved altitude limits will degrade mask performance.
• Mask is approved for use with B/E Aerospace stowage devices contained in this manual. The use of
any other device may delay donning and endanger crew and passengers. Do not use other mask
manufacturers’ stowage systems.
• Mask must be properly stowed per the procedures in Section 2.0. Failure to properly stow the mask
may delay donning, endangering the user, crew and passengers.
• Improper selection of regulator operational modes may result in failure of the mask to provide
required protection.
• Smoke and fume protection is provided only when used with B/E Aerospace smoke goggles.

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1.2 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Box (Part Number 1186XX-XX)

The Sweep-On 2000 standard stowage box is designed for optimum safety and ease of use. The
stowage box connects directly into the aircraft’s cockpit communications and oxygen systems and
provides a convenient, ready to use crew oxygen mask system. The stowage box doors contain
integral spring loaded hinges for fully opened or fully closed positions. They also contain a
“TEST/RESET” button with a flow indication blinker used for mask regulator testing without removal
from container. The flow indicator responds to oxygen flow when the “TEST/RESET” button is pressed
or during mask inhalation. The indicator shows a “bright yellow starburst” of color upon sensing flow
through the supply line.
1.2.1 Optional Feature
Microphone Pressure Switch
This optional device is internal to the stowage box. Opening the doors, removal of the mask,
or depressing the “TEST/RESET” button activates the oxygen supply and a signal is sent to
the aircraft system. This signal is typically used for the aircraft system to automatically switch
from the boom microphone to mask microphone. Consult your Aircraft Flight Manual for
proper operation of your communication system.

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Figure 4
Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Box

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1.3 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Cup (Part Number 119302-90)

The Sweep-On 2000 stowage cup is utilized for space saving applications. This small, lightweight
stowage cup can be mounted in a variety of locations while still providing ease of access to the crew
mask. Restowage is accomplished easily by placing the face piece under the top lip of the stowage
cup and snapping the supply hose into the retaining clip. This positive retention system holds the
mask securely in its stowed position during flight while still allowing for rapid removal.
Figure 5
Stowage Cup
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1.4 Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles (Part Number 118077)

The B/E Aerospace smoke goggles are used by crew members when smoke or toxic fumes are
present in the aircraft cabin area. The goggles can be donned over the Sweep-On 2000 oxygen crew
masks and eyeglasses while continuing to perform necessary functions. The goggles frame and strap
are fabricated of silicone rubber and are designed to accommodate most facial shapes and regulation
eyeglasses. The inner surface of the one-piece polycarbonate lens is treated with an anti-fogging
agent while the outer surface is abrasion resistant. The goggles, when used in conjunction with the
Sweep-On oxygen crew mask, have TSO-C99 authorization.

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1.5 Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles Container (Part Number 119062-01)

The goggles container is constructed of a heavy Nomex material for durability and has a quick-release
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Velcro opening for easy access in an emergency. It can be easily mounted or stored in a convenient
place and protects the goggles from scratching and dust accumulation when not in use.
Figure 6
Smoke Goggles and Container

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Section 2 - Installation and Packing
2.0 Installation and Packing
2.1 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Box

2.1.1 Installation of Stowage Box
• Remove stowage box from packaging and all shipping caps.

• Connect the aircraft supply oxygen connector to the box.
• Connect the aircraft communications connector to the box.
• Secure the box by the four-¼ turn fasteners.
• Open the stowage box doors.
• Install and stow the Sweep-On 2000 Mask, part number 1742XX-XX, per Section 2.4.1.
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2.1.2 Replacement of Stowage Box

NOTE: Depending on the aircraft connections lines, it may be necessary to disconnect the
stowage box from the aircraft communications system before removing the
stowage box from the receptacle.
• Retract ¼ turn fasteners, and remove stowage box from the receptacle.
• Disconnect the stowage box from the aircraft oxygen supply.
• Disconnect the stowage box from the aircraft communications system.
• Install the replacement stowage box part number 1186XX-XX per Section 2.1.1.

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Figure 7
Example of External Connections and Securing of ¼ Turn Container Fasteners

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2.2 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Cup

2.2.1 Installation of Stowage Cup
• Remove the stowage cup from its package.

• Position the stowage cup in selected cockpit mounting location.
• Secure the cup using four approved fasteners.
• Install and stow the Sweep-On 2000 mask, part number 1742XX-XX, per Section 2.4.1.
2.2.2 Replacement of Stowage Cup
• Disconnect the Sweep-On 2000 mask from the aircraft oxygen supply.
• Disconnect the Sweep-On 2000 mask from the aircraft communications system.
• Remove Sweep-On 2000 mask from the stowage cup.
• Retract four fasteners, and remove stowage cup from aircraft.
• Install the replacement stowage cup, part number 119302-90, per Section 2.2.1.

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Figure 8
Stowage Cup Mounting
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2.3 Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles and Stowage Container
2.3.1 Installation of Smoke Goggles and Stowage Container

• Remove the goggles and stowage container from packaging.
• Position the stowage container in selected cockpit mounting location.

• Secure the container by four approved fasteners.
• All lettering and tags should be visible.
• Open stowage container by pulling on Velcro fastened end.
• Check goggle straps are not tangled or detached.
• Insert goggles in stowage container with lens to the outside.
• Close container and secure Velcro fastener.
2.3.2 Replacement of Smoke Goggles and Stowage Container
• Remove Sweep-On 2000 smoke goggles from stowage container.

• Retract four fasteners, and remove stowage container from aircraft.
• Install new stowage container per Section 2.3.1.

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2.4 Sweep-On 2000 Mask Assembly

2.4.1 Packing of Mask Assembly in Stowage Box
• Connect the mask oxygen connector to the box.

• Connect the mask communications connector to the box.
• Confirm that the harness is not inverted or twisted inside out.
• Grasp the mask regulator with the control knob against your palm.
• Open the stowage box doors.
• Insert the mask hose by coiling it against the inside surface of the box and under the mask
retainers. Rotate the mask to avoid twisting of hose and microphone wire.
• Insert the harness into the stowage box, keeping it off of the mask retainers.
• Insert mask, face seal down and nose bridge towards top of box, into stowage box. Push
down until mask stops on mask retainers.

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Figure 9
Mask Packing
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• Close doors and push “TEST/RESET” button on the right door.

• Position the regulator control knob to normal or 100% as required by flight operations.
2.4.2 Packing of Mask Assembly in Cup

• Connect the mask oxygen connector to the aircraft.
• Connect the mask communications connector to the aircraft.
• Confirm that the harness is not inverted or twisted inside out.
• Grasp the mask regulator with the control knob against your palm
• Fold harness and insert mask in cup per instruction decal on cup.

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Figure 10
Stowage Cup Packing Instructions Decal

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Section 3 Operating Instructions
3.0 Operating Instructions
3.1 Mask and Goggles Operations

3.1.1 Donning Procedures
WARNING: FOLLOW RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES TO ACHIEVE RAPID
PERFORMANCE DONNING
• Remove the communications headset if so required by flight operations.

• Use the right or left hand as is convenient for the stowage location.
• Grasp the mask/regulator unit by the control knob and quickly remove it from the stowage
device.
• Grasp the sides of the regulator and red button(s) with the thumb and middle finger and
fully depress the button(s) with the appropriate finger.
• With a hand under the regulator and the face seal up, flip the inflated harness out and
away from the body.
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• While still inflated, in one fluid motion place the mask nosecone to the chin and insert the
face into the mask and oronasal cone.
• Allow the harness to drop behind the head and release the inflation button(s) on the
regulator.
• Verify the mask fits, seals, and functions properly.
• Remove smoke goggles from the smoke goggles container.
• Squeeze goggles top and bottom to expand sides and slip over eyeglasses (if applicable).
• Seat goggles frame on purge valve located on mask facecone.
• Place headband behind head.
• Pull headband tabs out and back to tighten.
• Adjust goggles and headband as necessary for fit and comfort.
• Turn crew mask regulator knob to “EMER” setting.
• When goggles are seated on the urge valve and the regulator is set to the emergency
setting, oxygen will flow into the goggles to clear them of gas, smoke, and fog. If
necessary, replace the headset at this time.
NOTE: Confirm:
- Mask donning operation can be performed within 5 seconds
- Goggles donning operation can be performed within 15 seconds using
2 hands
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Figure 11
Donning Face Mask and Goggles
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3.2 Mask with Stowage Box Operations

3.2.1 Preflight Testing (Mask Removal)
• Remove the mask from the container by grasping the control knob.
- There shall be no audible leaks at the hose assembly after hose is pressurized.
• Press the red harness inflation button(s) on the regulator.
- The harness should inflate smoothly.
• Release the red harness inflation button(s).
- The harness should deflate smoothly.
• Don the mask per Section 3.1.1 and breathe normally; check for breathing quality in each
of the three control modes.
- The mask shall not vibrate, chatter, or flutter excessively.
- The container flow indicator shall change to yellow during inhalation.
• Speak normally into the mask.
- The microphone shall operate without excessive noise or static at normal volume.
- The microphone shall automatically switch off when inhaling normally and switch on
when exhaling or speaking (if optional microphone switch feature is installed).
• Doff the mask and restow per Section 2.4.1.

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3.2.2 Preflight Testing (Mask Non-Removal)
• The Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Box features provide for preflight testing of the mask to be
performed without removing the unit and opening the box doors.
• With the regulator control knob set on “NORM” or “100%”, depress the “TEST/RESET”
button on the right door. (Reference Figure 12)
- The “Oxy On” flag will be displayed.
• A short illumination or “blink” of the indicator proves that the crew mask system is
functioning.
• The regulator pressurization should be momentarily audible in the headset.
• Once the mask fully pressurizes, the indicator will go out showing that the oxygen system
is leak free.
• By switching the control knob to the “EMER” position and depressing the “TEST/RESET”
button, the indicator will come on and stay on showing oxygen continuing to flow through
the regulator until the “TEST/RESET” button is released and/or the “EMER” mode is
turned off.
• At any time, releasing the “TEST/RESET” button should cause an audible drain of the
regulator and the indicator to go out.

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3.2.3 Stowage Box Emergency/Non-Emergency Operations

• For mask donning procedure see Section 3.1.1 (reference Figure 11).
• The doors of the stowage box may be shut after donning so as not to impede any other
operations. After closing the doors, make sure the “Oxy On” flag is visible, indicating the
oxygen valve is still on. (Not applicable to stowage cup.)
CAUTION: THE OXYGEN FLOW IS TURNED OFF BY PUSHING THE “TEST/REST”

BUTTON. THE “OXY ON” FLAG RETRACTS, INDICATING THE OXYGEN
VALVE IS OFF.

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Figure 12
TEST/RESET Button Positions on Stowage Box
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3.3 Mask with Stowage Cup Operations

3.3.1 Preflight Testing (Mask Removal)
• Remove the mask from the stowage cup per Section 3.1.1.
• Press the red harness inflation button(s) on the regulator and the harness should inflate
smoothly.
• Release the red harness inflation button(s) and the harness should deflate smoothly.
• Don the mask and breathe normally; check for breathing quality in each of the three
control modes. The mask shall not vibrate, chatter, or flutter excessively.
• Speak normally into the mask. The microphone shall operate without excessive noise or
static at normal volume.
• Doff the mask and restow per instruction decal on stowage cup. (Reference Figure 11)
3.3.2 Preflight Testing (Mask Non-Removal)

• Verify that the communications connector is securely connected to the mating jack.
• Verify that the oxygen hose is securely attached to the aircraft oxygen outlet.
• Momentarily switch the control knob to the “EMER” position and allow oxygen to flow
through the regulator to verify the regulator is functioning.
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CAUTION: MAINTAINING THE REGULATOR IN THE “EMER” POSITION CAN
DEPLETE THE OXYGEN SYSTEM. RETURN TO THE “100%” OR “NORM”
POSITION IMMEDIATELY UPON VERIFICATION.
• The regulator pressurization should be momentarily audible in the headset, confirming the
communications system is functional.
3.3.3 Stowage Cup Emergency/Non-Emergency Mask Removal and Donning
• For mask donning procedure see Section 3.1.1 (reference Figure 11).
3.4 Smoke Goggles Operations

3.4.1 Preflight Testing (Smoke Protection)
• Remove and don the mask unit according to Section 3.1.1.
• Remove and don smoke goggles per Section 3.1.1.
• After tightening the smoke goggles straps and purging the goggles of smoke or toxic
fumes the regulator may be left in “EMER” mode or reset to “100%” as required by flight
operations.
• To loosen headband and remove goggles, push forward on metal thumb tabs on
headband buckle assemblies.

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3.5 Comfort Control Operations

3.5.1 Preflight Testing
• On Masks equipped with comfort control, the wearer may reduce the harness tension in
non-emergency situations after donning.
• When comfort control is desired, the wearer slowly pushes back on the harness
attachments until the desired comfort level is reached.
• If too much adjustment is achieved, the wearer may “TAP” or “BUMP” the inflation lever
inward causing momentary bursts of deflation. This resets the harness to the full tension
position.
CAUTION: AT NO TIME SHOULD THE WEARER USE A COMFORT CONTROL SETTING
THAT ALLOWS THE MASK TO BE HANGING OFF THE FACE.
NOTE: Above 15,000 cabin altitude, comfort control feature should not be used.

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Section 4 Cleaning and Maintenance

4.0 Cleaning and Maintenance
4.1 Sweep-On 2000 Faceseal Assembly
4.1.1 Requirement
The Sweep-On 2000 Oxygen Mask is emergency protective breathing and when used with
Smoke Goggles protection is provided for the eyes from hypoxia, smoke, and/or toxic gas
situations. This section outlines the proper procedures to maintain the faceseal assembly for
optimum performance at all times. This procedure should be performed at standard
maintenance intervals or as required on condition during routine inspections.
4.1.2 Reference Documents
Component Maintenance Manual (contact supplier for applicable manuals).
4.2 Smoke Goggles Lens Inspection

The intent of the Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles (lens) is to provide clarity without distortions that
would reduce the capability of the pilot to read a document or instruments while wearing the goggles.
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The typical types of distortions that can be identified are scuffs, scratches, or indentations. This
section provides BE Aerospace recommendations for Smoke Goggles lens repair and replacement
under the following specifications. Ultimately, the determination for suitability of use is left to the
owner.
4.3 Recommended Cleaning

4.3.1 Cleaning Materials
WARNING: THE USE OF OIL AND OTHER PETROLEUM BASE LUBRICANTS ON
OXYGEN EQUIPMENT WILL CREATE A DANGEROUS FIRE HAZARD AND
COULD CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY.
Table 1
Cleaning Materials (Equivalent substitutes may be used)
ITEM IDENTIFICATION SOURCE
Cloth, lint free Federal Specification MIL-C-85043 Commercially available
Deionized/Distilled Water None Commercially available
(retard to water)
Solution, cleaning DOT 111/113 Delta-Omega Technologies
(0L749)
Isopropyl Alcohol Commercially available
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4.3.2 Cleaning Procedures

Faceseal (Black)
• Wipe the exterior and interior of the face seal assembly surfaces with a lint-free cloth and
a solution of 1:100 DOT 111/113 and deionized water (refer to Table 1) or equivalent.
Wipe with deionized water and allow to air dry.
• Disinfect the face seal assembly only with isopropyl alcohol (refer to Table 1). Air-dry the
faceseal assembly.
Regulator
• Wipe with lint-free cloth.
Goggles Lens
WARNING: DO NOT TOUCH LENS WHEN CLEANING. USE ONLY A SOLUTION OF

NON-IONIC DETERGENT AND WATER TO CLEAN LENS OR THE
PROTECTIVE COATING WILL BE DAMAGED. LENS MUST BE AIR DRYED
OR PROTECTIVE COATING WILL BE DAMAGED.
• Lens can be dipped in warm soapy deionized water and rinse in deionized water.
• Lens must be air-dried.
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4.4 Recommended Testing and Overhaul

The following list provides the manufacturer’s schedule for inspection, testing and overhaul of the
Sweep-On 2000 Crew Oxygen Mask Assembly series.
Table 2
Testing and Overhaul
INSPECTION TYPE RECOMMENDED/ FREQUENCY
REQUIRED
Visual Condition and Recommended Check periodically.
Functional Check
Required Check yearly.
Performance Required Perform test 5 years after date of manufacture and every 3 years
Parameters Test thereafter.
Test after failure of a functional condition check.
Overhaul Recommended Perform overhaul 6 years after date of manufacture, or last
overhaul.
Required Perform overhaul after a functional test failure or last overhaul.
Overhaul after 12 years from date of manufacture or last overhaul.

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Approvals FAA TSO-C78, C89 to 40,000 feet, PNs 174250-XX & 174260-XX
FAA TSO-C78, C89 to 45,000 feet, PNs 174252-XX & 174262-XX
FAA TSO-C99 when used with part number 118077 smoke goggles
Gas Media Oxygen per MIL-O-27210 Type 1
Oxygen Supply Pressure 60 to 95 psig
Maximum Cabin Altitude 40,000 (models 174250 and 174260)
45,000 (models 174252 and 174262 provide automatic positive
pressure breathing)
Temperature Limits
Storage -54.45° C to 70.4° C (-67° F to 160° F)
Operating -6.66° C to 53.9 C (20° F to 130° F)
Donning Time Less than five seconds (trained personnel)
Oxygen Connectors Mates with the following outlets:
110111-03 Connector 110111-02 and 110111-04 type outlet
173017 Connector 170098 type outlet
173704 Connector 170089 type outlet
Doc. Part No. 2262-101 Rev. D Technical Specifications

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Sweep-On 2000
Technical Specifications (continued)
Audio Connectors Mates with the following jacks:

PJ-068/M642/5-1 JJ-034, MT-342B, CE80 or similar
U-93 A/U U-92A/U, U-94A/U, TJ-101, CE-T122, CE-9292B/U
Lemo Astrocom 10339, 10424, 10688 or similar
Electret Microphone
Load Impedance 100 ohms minimum
Voltage and Bis Range 18.3 VDC at 30 mkA maximum, 5.1 VDC at 5.1 mA Bias
Bias current 30 mA maximum, 5.6 mA minimum
Approval FAA TSO-C58a
Dynamic Microphone
Load Impedance 4 to 0 ohms
Electrical MIL-M-21734
Options Head Pad (Part Number 270376)
Stowage Box (Part Number 1186XX-XX)
Stowage Cup (Part Number 119302-90)
Sweep-On is a registered trademark of B/E Aerospace, Inc.
2005 B/E Aerospace, Inc. All rights reserved
Doc. Part No. 2262-101 Rev. D B/E Aerospace, Inc.
02/2005 10800 Pflumm Road
Lenexa, KS 66215
913-338-9800

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Crew Oxygen Mask System

Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Box 1186XX-XX

Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Cup 119302-90

Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles 118077

Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles Container 119062-01

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Section 2 Installation and Packing

Section 3 Operating Instructions

Section 4 Cleaning and Maintenance

1.0 Equipment Description

1.1 Sweep-On 2000 Mask/Regulator (Part Numbers 1742XX-XX)

Section 1 - Equipment Description

1.1.1 Normal Mode

1.1.2 100% Mode

Section 1 - Equipment Description

1.1.3 Emergency Mode

Section 1 - Equipment Description

Section 1 - Equipment Description

1.1.4 Optional Features

Pressure Detector – Crew Mask

Automatic Pressure Breathing Mask (Models 174252-XX and 174262-XX)

Section 1 - Equipment Description

FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING WARNINGS MAY CAUSE INJURY OR DEATH.

Section 1 - Equipment Description

1.2 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Box (Part Number 1186XX-XX)

Section 1 - Equipment Description

Section 1 - Equipment Description

1.3 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Cup (Part Number 119302-90)

1.4 Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles (Part Number 118077)

Section 1 - Equipment Description

1.5 Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles Container (Part Number 119062-01)

Section 1 - Equipment Description

2.1 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Box

• Remove stowage box from packaging and all shipping caps.

Section 2 – Installation and Packing

2.1.2 Replacement of Stowage Box

Section 2 – Installation and Packing

Section 2 – Installation and Packing

2.2 Sweep-On 2000 Stowage Cup

• Remove the stowage cup from its package.

2.2.2 Replacement of Stowage Cup

Section 2 – Installation and Packing

2.3 Sweep-On 2000 Smoke Goggles and Stowage Container

2.3.1 Installation of Smoke Goggles and Stowage Container

• Position the stowage container in selected cockpit mounting location.

2.3.2 Replacement of Smoke Goggles and Stowage Container

• Remove Sweep-On 2000 smoke goggles from stowage container.

Section 2 – Installation and Packing

2.4 Sweep-On 2000 Mask Assembly

• Connect the mask oxygen connector to the box.

Section 2 – Installation and Packing

• Close doors and push “TEST/RESET” button on the right door.

2.4.2 Packing of Mask Assembly in Cup

• Connect the mask oxygen connector to the aircraft.

• Connect the mask communications connector to the aircraft.

• Confirm that the harness is not inverted or twisted inside out.

Section 2 – Installation and Packing

Section 2 – Installation and Packing

3.0 Operating Instructions

3.1 Mask and Goggles Operations

• Remove the communications headset if so required by flight operations.

Section 3 – Operating Instructions

3.2 Mask with Stowage Box Operations