Spare Parts - Viking RescYou Vista User Manual

Step 7:
Install cap by screwing clockwise until it meets
the housing shoulder. Note: There should be no
gap between the cap and the housing shoulder.
Step 8:
Check the new cylinder to be sure it has not
been punctured.
Step 9:
Install a new cylinder by engaging the cylinder
threads with the inflator threads. Turn the
cylinder clockwise till a firm seal is achieved.
WARNING: Lifejacket will only inflate if the
cylinder is turned to a full stop.
Slide the O-ring and the cylinder holder onto
the holder and into the groove (Figure 2).
Slide the cylinder holder and O-ring over
the cylinder. The cylinder holder and O-ring
assembly should be holding the manifold nut.
Attach the protective neoprene cover.
Step 10:
Make sure the service indicator is green.
Manual inflator (Figure 4 on page xx)
After use in freshwater dry the lifejacket. If the
lifejacket has been used in saltwater, it must be
rinsed with fresh water and then dried. Remove
any air in the lifejacket using the oral inflation
valve.
a. Unscrew and discard the used CO2
cylinder (1).
b. If the release arm (3) has been pulled, push
it back in place and attach the lock pin (4)
above the release arm.
c. Gasket (2) under the CO2 cylinder must be
removed and discarded. Insert a new gasket
in the inflator (5). Place it right at the
bottom of the inflator.
d. Screw the CO2 cylinder (1) tightly onto the
inflator (5) by hand.
VIKING RESCYOU VISTA (PV9220) LIFEJACKET
™

5. SPARE PARTS

Please contact a certified VIKING servicing
station. Find your nearest servicing station on
VIKING-life.com.
6. STORAGE
We recommend that the lifejacket is stored in
a dry place, possibly suspended on a hanger in
a wardrobe. Unintended inflation may occur.
This may be due to a combination of moisture
and vibration. If the recommended service is
observed, the risk of this will be reduced.
7. APPLICATIONS AND LIMITATIONS
VIKING RescYou Vista (PV9220) is designed for
TM
use in all waters.
WARNING: In cold environments inflation may
be slower and lower performance may result.
The lifejacket has been tested in water
temperatures ranging from -1°C to 30°C. At
water temperatures below zero, automatic
inflation may be delayed. If so, release it
manually.
Full performance may not be achieved using
waterproof clothing or in other circumstances,
for instance special clothing such as sailor's
wear with buoyancy as it may reduce lifejacket's
ability to turn an unconscious person in the
water.
It is not a PFD until fully inflated. Do not use as
a cushion. Never wear other clothing or harness
over the lifejacket.
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