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vi U.S. Navy Diving Manual CAUTION The  MK  16  UBA  provides  no  visual  warning  of  excess  CO2  problems. The diver should be aware of CO2 toxicity symptoms. (Page 17-4) CAUTION Do  not  institute  active  rewarming  with  severe  cases  of  hypothermia. (Page 19-15) CAUTION If  the  tender  is  outside  of  no-decompression  limits,  he  should  not  be brought  directly  to  the  surface.  Either  take  the  decompression  stops appropriate to the tender or lock in a new tender and decompress the patient leaving the original tender to complete decompression. (Page 20- 3) CAUTION Acrylic view-ports should not be lubricated or come in contact with any lubricant. Acrylic view-ports should not come in contact with any volatile detergent  or  leak  detector  (non-ionic  detergent  is  to  be  used  for  leak test). When reinstalling view-port, take up retaining ring bolts until the gasket    just    compresses    evenly    about    the    view-port.    Do    not overcompress the gasket. (Page 22-22)



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