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Index

Section 1 Instructions for Use

Section 2 Introduction and Safety Warnings

Section 3 Product Description

Section 4. Operating Principle

Section 5 Servicing Instructions

Section 6 Test Procedures

Section 7 Fault Location

Section 8 Spare Parts Lists and Tool List

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Section 1 Instructions for Use

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Refer to the Instructions for Use supplied with the Facepiece

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Section 2 Introduction and Safety Warnings

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Introduction
The Dräger Panorama Nova P facepiece conforms to the requirements of
European Standards EN136 and EN137-10 and is designed for use with approved
and certified compressed air breathing equipment and airline breathing systems.
The facepiece is marked with the CE symbol.

Two versions of the Panorama Nova P facepiece are available;

Panorama Nova P - Front Port - Figure 1

Front port assembly with integral exhalation valve and plug-in port connection
for a push-in type positive pressure lung demand valve.

Other facepieces are available with either M45 (positive pressure - screw in) or
M40 (normal demand - screw in) front port assemblies.

Panorama Nova P - Side Port - Figure 2

Front port assembly with integral exhalation valve. The plug-in port is sealed off
with a blanking piece. Fitted as standard is a plug-in side port connection for a
push-in type positive pressure lung demand valve.

When worn in combination with approved and certified compressed air

breathing equipment, or airline breathing systems, the Panorama Nova P full
face facepieces provide the wearer with full face, eyes and respiratory
protection when working in a contaminated or oxygen deficient gaseous
atmosphere.

Using the most up to date materials and advanced component design these
facepieces provide the wearer with greater performance, comfort and ease of
use.

Safety Warnings
! Explain - Instructions for Use supplied with this equipment, must be adhered
to.

! Maintain - equipment as outlined in Dräger Limited service schedules and

maintenance instructions.

Contact Dräger Limited, Blyth for details of Service Contracts and Service
Training Courses.

! Train - potential wearers in how to wear, and use equipment and to

understand its limitations.

Contact Dräger Limited, Blyth for details of wearer Training Courses.

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Panorama Nova P
Front Port Facepiece

Fig. 1
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Panorama Nova P
Side Port Facepiece

Fig. 2
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Section 3 Product Description

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Product Description
The main component parts of the Panorama Nova P full face facepiece is as
follows:

! Moulded rubber facepiece.

! Adjustable head harness.
! Full vision visor.
! Inner orinasal mask.
! Panorama Nova P - Front Port - Front port assembly with integral exhalation
valve and plug-in port connection.
! Panorama Nova P - Side Port - Front port assembly with integrated exhalation
valve and plug-in port connection (as front port facepiece) sealed off with a
blanking piece.
! Neck strap.

Moulded Rubber Facepiece

The ergonomically designed moulded rubber facepiece provides a high degree
of safety, comfort and stability regardless of facial size, or contours.

Rubber facepiece options are:

EPDM - i.e. Ethylene-Propylene-Diene-India Rubber. Colour:- Black.

or

SI - i.e. Silicone. Colour:- Yellow.

The integral double reflex sealing lips, around the facepiece rubber, follow the
facial contours of the wearer maintaining a twofold safety feature to the
faceseal.

A grooved moulded bead around the front of the facepiece rubber ensures a
positive location for the full vision visor. The opening for the front port assembly
has a moulded flange for location of the clamping ring.

The side port facepiece also incorporates a moulded flange around the side
port for location of the clamping ring.

Head Harness
The Neoprene head harness provides a safe and comfortable means of securing
the facepiece to the wearer.

Five straps with adjustable buckles radiate from a central plate which positions
at the back of the head. One strap locates centrally over the head and connects
to the top of the facepiece. The remaining straps radiate either side of the
head, one pair located at eye level (top straps) and the second pair at cheek
level (lower straps).

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Visor
The shape of the visor allows an undistorted 180 degree field of vision. A
Polycarbonate visor is fitted as standard and provides excellent impact and
heat resistant properties. A grooved moulded bead around the front of the
facepiece moulding provides positive location for the visor which is secured in
position by two clamp frame halves and screws. Visors are easily replaceable.

Acrylic, or Laminated Glass (Triplex) visors are also available for purchase as
optional extras.

Inner Orinasal Mask

The ergonomically designed moulded Neoprene rubber inner orinasal mask
provides a high degree of safety, comfort and stability regardless of facial size
or contours.

Located inside the facepiece, the orinasal mask locates into a groove around
the speech diaphragm retaining ring in the front port assembly. Two matched
inhalation valve assemblies are fitted either side of the mask close to the nasal
contact cavity. Each inhalation valve assembly consists of a moulded valve
seat and flexible rubber valve disc.

Front Port Assembly

Panorama Nova P - Front Port
The push-in front port housing incorporates the following component parts:

! Speech diaphragm.
! Exhalation valve disc.
! Exhalation valve spring
! Exhalation valve spring holder.
! Exhalation valve cover.
! Locking mechanism for plug-in connector of demand valve. (Inhalation port.)

A locking ring secures the complete housing assembly to the rubber facepiece.
The front port locking mechanism incorporates a ‘U’ shaped spring that locates
into a groove in the demand valve male connector boss to secure the demand
valve into the port. Pressing a ‘push button’ on the top of the port retracts the
spring allowing the demand valve to be removed.

Panorama Nova P - Side Port

The front port housing incorporates the following component parts:

! Speech diaphragm.
! Exhalation valve disc.
! Exhalation valve spring and spring holder assembly.
! Exhalation valve cover.
! Blanking piece. (Inhalation port.)

A locking ring secures the complete housing assembly to the rubber facepiece.
The front inhalation port is sealed off with a plug-in blanking piece.

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Side Port Assembly (Panorama Nova P - Side Port Only)

A locking ring secures the complete side port housing assembly to the rubber
facepiece. The push-in side port assembly incorporates a ‘U’ shaped spring
that locates into a groove in the male connector boss of the demand valve to
secure the demand valve into the port. Pressing a ‘push button’ on the top of
the port retracts the spring allowing the demand valve to be removed.

Supplied as optional extras are screw-in connectors for fitting to the facepiece
to accommodate screw-in demand valves.

Neck Strap
Attached to either side of the facepiece, the neck strap incorporates a hanging
clip allowing the wearer to carry the facepiece on the front of the chest in the
ready for use position.

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Section 4 Operating Principle

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Operating Principle
The illustrations used to describe the operating principle show the PA90 Series
lung demand valve.

Refer to Figures 1 and

Figure 2 for the Panorama Nova P – Side Port.

Refer to Figure 3 and

Figure 4 for the Panorama Nova P - Front Port.

On opening compressed air cylinder valve medium pressure air (6bar to 9bar)
flows from the reducer through a hose and into the main bore of balanced
piston block of the lung demand valve.

Increasing air pressure moves the demand valve piston axially, forcing the piston
cone against the O-Ring located in the balanced piston block - resulting in air
flow being sealed ‘OFF’ from lung demand valve outlet.

After putting on the facepiece, with the demand valve fitted, and when the
wearer inhales a negative pressure is created inside the facepiece and lung
demand valve. Due to the negative pressure and the ambient air pressure
acting against the diaphragm and hinged balanced piston lever, the positive
pressure ‘OFF’ mechanism is released. Increasing deflection of the diaphragm
pivots the balanced piston lever forcing it against the piston end cap, moving
the piston axially and lifting the piston cone from its seating. This releases medium
pressure air from the lung demand valve into the wearer’s facepiece. The air
flows into the main cavity of the facepiece and across the inside of the visor
providing a demisting function. Air then flows from the main facepiece cavity
and through the two inhalation valve discs of the orinasal mask, to the wearer.

When the wearer stops inhaling the balanced pressure inside the facepiece is
between 5mmwg to 45mmwg (0.5mbar to 4.5mbar). When the wearer begins
to exhale the facepiece cavity pressure increases closing the orinasal inhalation
valves and lifting the preset spring loaded exhalation valve disc from its sealing
seat allowing the exhaled air to exhaust to atmosphere. Following exhalation
the spring loaded exhalation valve disc closes onto the sealing seat.

The exhalation valve lift off pressure is preset between:

Panorama Nova P - Front Port - 45mmwg and 57mmwg (4.5mbar to 5.7mbar).

Panorama Nova P - Side Port Port - 58mmwg and 70mmwg (5.8mbar to 7.0mbar).

Air pressure in the bore of the piston block increases during exhalation, moving
the piston axially and retracting the pivot lever and diaphragm. Two tension
springs, attached to the hinged lever of the demand valve, act on the hinged
lever maintaining positive pressure inside the facepiece during the complete
breathing cycle. This cycle repeats as the wearer begins to inhale.

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Fig. 1
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Fig. 2
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Inhalation
Fig. 3
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Exhalation
Fig 4
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Section 5 Servicing Instructions

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Section Description
5.1 Contents

5.2 Service and Test Intervals

5.3 Cleaning, Disinfecting and Drying

5.4 Replacing Exhalation Valve Spring

5.4.1 Panorama P - Front Port

5.4.2 Panorama P - Side Port

5.5 Replacing Exhalation Valve Disc

5.6 Replacing Inhalation Valve Discs (Inner Orinasal Mask)

5.7 Replacing Speech Diaphragm O Ring

5.8 Replacing Speech Diaphragm

5.9 Replacing Visor

5.10 Replacing Front Port Assembly

5.11 Replacing Side Port Assembly

5.12 Replacing Head Strap Buckles

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5.2 Service and Test Intervals

Carry out regular Inspection, Testing and Servicing of equipment in
accordance with this table. Record all data in Equipment Log Book.
These instructions also apply to non-used (in Storage) equipment.

Description After Every Every

Use Month Year
Facepiece Cleaning " "
Complete " "
Disinfecting
Visual Inspection " "
Functional and Leak Testing as " "
defined in Instructions for Use
Exhalation Check - Visual " " "(1)
Valve
Replace when necessary
Orinasal Valve Check Visual " "
Discs
Replace when necessary
Speech Check - Visual "(2)
Diaphragm
Replace when necessary
Speech Check - Visual "(2) "(2)
Diaphragm
O-Ring Replace when necessary

1. Annual Test Procedure – Refer to the relevant Test Instruction Manual.

2. Only applicable if the facepiece is used in areas subject to aggressive media,

i.e. chlorine, ammonia, etc.

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5.3 Cleaning, Disinfecting and Drying

5.3.1 General
Carefully clean, disinfect and thoroughly dry contaminated dirty
components after use, or when necessary.

If using baths to contain cleaning and disinfecting solutions, immersed

components and assemblies must be agitated manually. Dräger
recommends that no form of mechanical, electrical or ultrasonic
agitation be used.

Safety Note: Refer to manufacturers’ usage instructions when using cleaning

and disinfecting agents. It is important that attention be paid to
concentration and reaction times. Do Not use organic solvents such as
Acetone, Alcohol, White Spirit, Trichloroethylene or similar.

Dräger recommends:

For Cleaning:
Dräger Safety Wash
1 Litre Safety Wash and Dispenser 3380164
1 Litre Safety Wash Refill 3380165
5 Litre Safety Wash and Dispenser 3380166
5 Litre Safety Wash Refill 3380167

Sekusept
4 Bottles @ 2 litres 7904071

Do Not exceed a temperature of 30 degrees Celsius.

For Disinfecting:
Wipex Cloths
Pack of 50 3380375
Incidur (6 litre container) 7904072
Incidur (30 litre container) 7904073
Do Not exceed a temperature of 30 degrees Celsius.
Special Note: Silicone material adsorbs cleaning and disinfecting agents. Adsorption
increases with each cleaning procedure. Following the use, and long term
effects of the use of such agents, some skin irritation may occur on contact.
When cleaning and disinfecting silicone facepieces observe the following:
! Do Not use cleaning or disinfecting agents containing
phenolderivatives, aldehydes or iodine.
! Only use agents that confirm, in writing, that “daily use over a period
of months does not cause any irritation of the skin”.
! Strictly comply with minimum concentration and reaction times quoted
in instructions for use supplied with cleaning and disinfecting agents.
! Carry out rinsing in clean water for a minimum of 10 minutes.

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Rinsing and Drying

Remove cleaning and disinfecting solutions by rinsing in clean running
water followed by drying.

Rinsing - Do Not exceed a temperature of 30 degrees Celsius.

Drying - Do Not exceed a temperature of 60 degrees Celsius. Do Not
dry rubber parts on heaters. Keep out of direct sunlight.

5.4 Replacing Exhalation Valve Spring

5.4.1 Panorama Nova P - Front Port

1 Refer to Fig. 1.
Unclip and remove the front
cover (1) of the exhalation
valve.

Fig. 1
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2 Refer to Fig. 2.
Press the exhalation valve spring
holder inwards at one end then
remove the holder and spring
assembly.

3 Disassemble spring from holder

and scrap the spring. Do Not
re-use.

Fig. 2
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4 Refer to Fig.3.
Assemble a new spring to the
holder ensuring that the radial
leg of the spring is correctly 2
located.

Note: Insert the first coil of the spring

(2) into the outside groove in the
centre boss of the spring holder,
ensuring the radial leg of the
spring locates into the radial slot.

5 Insert the spring and holder

assembly so that the holder
location lugs engage into the
slots in the housing and the Fig. 3
spring locates centrally to the 0089
metal support disc of the silicone
valve disc assembly.

6 Confirm correct location by

checking holder has a small side
to side movement in housing
then refit the front port cover.

7 Carry out Functional Tests. See

Section 6.

5.4.2 Panorama Nova P - Side Port

1 Unclip and remove the front cover of the exhalation valve.

2 Press the exhalation valve spring holder inwards at one end then remove
the holder and spring assembly. Scrap the defective spring and holder
assembly. Do Not re-use.

3 Insert the new spring and holder assembly so that the holder location
lugs engage into the slots in the housing and the spring locates centrally
to the metal support disc of the silicone valve disc assembly.

4 Confirm correct location by checking holder has a small side to side

movement in housing then refit the front port cover.

5 Carry out Functional Tests. See Section 6.

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5:5 Replacing Exhalation Valve Disc

1 Unclip and remove the front cover of the exhalation valve.

2 Press the exhalation valve spring holder inwards at one end then remove
the holder and spring assembly.

3 Refer to Fig. 4.
Grip the centre nipple of the
exhalation valve disc and pull
out the valve disc assembly (1)
from the guide. Scrap the
1
defective valve disc assembly.

4 Insert a new valve disc assembly.

2
Note: Before fitting the valve disc
assembly check that sealing
rim(2) in housing is clean and not
damaged and that valve stem
slides freely in guide bore. I.e. with
disc in horizontal position and the Fig. 4
stem vertical it should fall freely 0050

onto the sealing rim under its own

weight.
5 Insert the spring and holder assembly so that the holder location lugs
engage into the slots in the housing and the spring locates centrally to
the metal support disc of the silicone valve disc assembly.

6 Confirm correct location by checking holder has a small side to side

movement in housing then refit the front port cover.

7 Carry out Functional Tests. See Section 6.

5.6 Replacing Inhalation

Valve Discs
(Inner Orinasal Mask)
1 Refer to Fig. 5.
Grip and remove the inner
orinasal mask assembly (1) from
inside the facepiece.

1
Fig. 5
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2 Refer to Fig. 6.
Remove defective rubber valve 2 2
discs (1) from valve seats (2).
Scrap the defective rubber
valve discs.

Note: If replacing complete inhalation

valve assemblies use as pairs
from same spares pack.

Do Not mix valve discs

assemblies from different packs. 1 1

3 Moisten the stem of each new

valve disc, (1) Fig. 6, with water.
Insert the stem, from inside Fig. 6
orinasal mask (from sealing rim 0052
side) into bore of valve seat (2)
and pull the stem through from
the other side until the stem
engages. Repeat on second
valve.

4 Locate the main bore of the

orinasal mask into the groove of
the diaphragm retaining ring
then rotate the orinasal mask until
the moulded central marking
aligns with central marking on the
front port of the facepiece. See
Fig. 7. Insert the flange of
exhalation bore into the orifice in
the exhalation valve port. Fig. 7
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5.7 Replacing Speech Diaphragm O-Ring

Tools Required:
Plate Spanner R26817
O Ring Lifter R21402

1 Grip and remove the inner orinasal mask assembly from inside the
facepiece.

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2 Refer to Fig. 8.
Using the plate spanner (large
pin spacing) unscrew (anti-
clockwise), and remove the (1).
Re-orientate the pin spanner
then carefully insert narrow pin
spacing into the perforations of
the protection disc of the
diaphragm. Rotate the speech
diaphragm (2) to release, then
remove the diaphragm from the
housing. 1

Note: Do Not damage perforated 2

protection disc or diaphragm
membrane. Fig. 8
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4 Refer to Fig. 9.
Using the lifter tool (R21402)
carefully remove the defective O 1 2
ring (1) and scrap the defective
O ring. Check the O ring location
groove is not damaged and
insert new O ring (1). Locate the
speech diaphragm (2) (convex
perforated protection side
towards inside of facepiece) into
housing.

5 Refer to Fig. 10.

Screw the diaphragm retaining
Fig. 9
ring (1) into housing and using
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the plate spanner (large pin
spacing) tighten to secure and
seal diaphragm. 1
6 Locate the main bore of the
orinasal mask into the groove of
the diaphragm retaining ring
then rotate the orinasal mask
until the moulded central
marking aligns with central
marking on the front port of the
facepiece. Insert the flange of
exhalation bore into the orifice
in the exhalation valve port.

7 Carry out Leak Test. See Fig. 10

Section 6.
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5.8 Replacing Speech Diaphragm

Tools Required:
Plate Spanner R26817
O Ring Lifter R21402
1 Grip and remove the inner orinasal mask assembly from inside the
facepiece.

2 Using the plate spanner (large pin spacing) unscrew (anti-clockwise),

and remove the (1). Re-orientate the pin spanner then carefully insert
narrow pin spacing into the perforations of the protection disc of the
diaphragm. Rotate the speech diaphragm (2) to release, then remove
the diaphragm from the housing. Scrap the defective diaphragm.

3 Check that the O ring is not damaged. If suspect replace the O ring.

4 Locate the new speech diaphragm (convex perforated protection side

towards inside of facepiece) into housing. Screw the diaphragm
retaining ring into housing and using the plate spanner (large pin spacing)
tighten to secure and seal diaphragm.

5 Locate the main bore of the orinasal mask into the groove of the
diaphragm retaining ring then rotate the orinasal mask until the moulded
central marking aligns with central marking on the front port of the
facepiece. Insert the flange of exhalation bore into the orifice in the
exhalation valve port.

6 Carry out Leak Test. See Section 6.

5.9 Replacing Visor

Tools Required:
7mm/8mm Open Ended Spanner 3331244
Screwdriver (5.5 x 1) 3331246
Screwdriver (Posidriv) 3331245

1 Refer to Fig. 11
Using the spanner and 1 1
screwdriver (3331246), or posidriv
screwdriver (3331245), remove
the two clamping screws (1) and
locknuts (2). Scrap the locknuts.
Do Not re-use.

2 2

Fig. 11
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2 Prise the clamping frames apart,

(Fig. 12). Remove the upper
frame then twist and remove
the lower frame from the
support plate, if fitted, and the
rubber bead of the facepiece.

3 Remove the visor from the groove

in the rubber bead of the
facepiece. Scrap the defective
visor.

4 Select a new visor ensuring it is

of the correct material. Check
the identification marking at the
top centre position of the visor. Fig. 12
0060
! PC stands for Polycarbonate.
! L stands for
laminated safety glass.

5 Assemble the new visor by first

locating the top of the visor
(designation marking to top)
into the groove in upper portion
of the facepiece bead - then
0.5mm to
into the lower portion. Align the
3.0mm
central markings on visor with
the centre moulding seam of
the rubber facepiece then
locate the remainder of rubber
bead around the visor.

6 To assist assembly of the clamp Fig. 13

frame halves, moisten the 0061
outside of facepiece bead, and
the inside groove of clamp
frame halves with water. Press
and locate the upper clamp centrally over the bead. Locate the lower
clamp centrally into the support plate, if fitted, and over bead. Align centre
marking on each clamp with centre moulding mark of facepiece rubber.

7 Insert the screws through the bosses of the clamp frames and fit new
locknuts. Tighten equally until the gap between bosses of clamp frames is
between 0.5mm to 3.0mm. See Fig. 13.

Note: The end of the screws should be at least level with the end face of the
locknut.

8 Carry out Leak Test. See Section 6.

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5.10 Replacing Front Port Assembly

Tools Required:
Screwdriver 3331246
Oetiker Pliers R53239

1 Grip and remove the inner orinasal mask assembly from inside the
facepiece.

2 Refer to Fig. 14.

Using a screwdriver in position as
indicated by the arrow, lift and
open the clamp. Remove the
clamp and slip ring and scrap.

3 Pull and remove the front port

assembly from the body of the
facepiece and discard the
defective front port housing.
Check that the rubber flange of
the facepiece is not damaged.

4 Insert a new front port assembly

into the body of the facepiece,
aligning the central moulding Fig. 14
seam of front port housing with 0062
the centre moulding seam of the
facepiece rubber. Check that
moulded flange of facepiece
locates correctly around the front
port housing.

5 Assemble a new slip ring and a

new clamp around the moulded
flange and over the support
plate, in centre of lower visor
clamp. Insert and engage the
hooks of the clip into middle two
holes of the clip. See Fig. 15.

Fig. 15
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6 Using Oetiker pliers, (R53239),

squeeze the nose of clip to
secure and seal the front port
assembly to the facepiece. See
Fig. 16.

Note: Squeeze nose of clip by 3mm to

4mm.

7 Carry out Leak and Functional

Tests. See Section 6.

Fig. 16
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5.11 Replacing Side Port Assembly

Tools Required:
Screwdriver 3331246

1 Using screwdriver remove the screw from the side port clamp ring and
remove the clamp ring.

2 Pull and remove the side port assembly from the body of the facepiece
and scrap the defective assembly Check that the rubber flange of the
facepiece is not damaged.

3 Insert a new side port assembly

into the body of the facepiece
then aligning the push button as
shown in Fig. 17. Check that
moulded flange of facepiece
locates correctly around the
housing.

4 Assemble clamp ring around

the side port flange aligning the
bosses of the clamp ring as
shown in Fig. 17. Insert the
retaining screw and using the
screwdriver tighten the clamp
ring until the gap between
clamp ring bosses is between 2-3mm
2mm to 3mm.

5 Carry out Leak Test. See

Fig. 17
Section 6.
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5.12 Replacing Head Strap Buckles

1 Refer to Fig. 18 for the correct
assembly of the headstrap
buckles to the straps of the
head harness.

Fig. 18
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Section 6 Test Procedures

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6 Test Procedures
Refer to the appropriate Test Equipment Manual, (i.e. A900 Test Unit,
Testor, Test Box, Quaestor) for the standard test procedures for the
Panorama P facepiece.

Test the facepiece in combination with approved and certified

compressed air breathing equipment, or airline breathing systems, and
in line with the test procedures specified in the appropriate equipment
Service Manuals.

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Section 7 Fault Location

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7 Fault Location
F AULT CAUSE
Inward Leak 1 Exhalation valve leaking
2 Loose connections
3 Face seals leaking
4 Facepiece rubber body
perforated (pin holes,
cracking)
Will not 1 Dirty exhalation valve
hold/maintain disc and/or sealing rim
positive pressure 2 Weak exhalation valve
spring
Unable to maintain 1 Strap ratchets worn
headstrap 2 Buckle rollers incorrectly
adjustment fitted
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REMEDY
Clean and/or replace
silicone disc
Inspect exhalation
valve seat in front port
for damage.
Clean and replace
Tighten connections
Inspect for damage
Replace facepiece
rubber body
Clean valve disc and
sealing rim
Replace exhalation
valve spring assembly
Replace headstrap
Assemble correctly
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Section 8 Spare Parts Lists and Tool List

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Spare Parts Lists and Tool List

Number Title

1412.052 Panorama Nova P - Front Port

1281.7 Tool List - Facepieces

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