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10) Check: To see that the single point status indicator on the cap is
green; the pull to inflate lanyard is present and that the locking ring
is locked.
11) Refold the Inflatable PFD in accordance with the Repacking section
(p. 11).
Repacking
If your Inflatable PFD has been used and/or the hydrostatic inflator
replaced, always inflate through the oral tube and check that it stays
inflated at least overnight. With the dust cap in the top of the oral tube,
gently squeeze the Inflatable PFD until all air or gas has been expelled
(Fig. 6). Do not wring or twist the Inflatable PFD. Put the oral tube dust
cap back in its stowed position on the oral tube (Fig. 7). Let the life
jacket dry before packing.
IMPORTANT: Ensure all air is removed before repacking. Before
following the repacking sequence, be sure to properly re-arm
your Inflatable PFD, p. 8.
1) Lay out the Inflatable PFD flat on a
clean surface (Fig. 18).
2) Fold side (A) inward along the full
length of the dotted line (Fig. 19). F
old cover (B) over; covering side (A)
(Fig. 20).
3) Repeat step 2 with side (C), cover
(D).
4) Fold over the top side (E) into thirds
and fold cover back (F).
5) Mustang Survival uses advanced
2-step zippers. ZIP 1 - Reset the
zipper by pulling the slider (G) around
the top to the Velcro™ tab (H).
ZIP 2 - Close by pulling the slider
(G) in the opposite direction to the
end of the zipper (Fig. 26). Ensure
that the Inflatable cell does not get
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FIGURE 18
A
FIGURE 19