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TM-5-4220-226-14P MK12 Surface Supported Diving System (SSDS) (NSN 4220-01-097-5674) Manual
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Section II.  OPERATOR'S PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKS AND SERVICES (PMCS)



TM 5-4220-226-14&P CHAPTER 2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Para Para Decals and Instruction Plates..................... 2-12 Operation Under Usual Conditions, Donning Procedures .................................. 2-7 General................................................... 2-5 Equipment Checks Prior to Water Entry..... 2-8 Operator Controls ................................... 2-1 In-Water Checkout Procedures.................. 2-9 Operator's Preventive Maintenance Checks In-Water Operations .................................. 2-10 and Services, Introduction....................... 2-2 Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) Postdive Procedures ............................... 2-11 Decontamination........................................ 2-16 Predive Setup Procedures ...................... 2-6 Operation in Bad Weather Conditions........ 2-14 Reporting Deficiencies ............................ 2-3 Operation in Poor Visibility Conditions ....... 2-13 Special Instructions................................. 2-4 Operation in Unfamiliar Diving Areas......... 2-15 Section I.  DESCRIPTION AND USE OF OPERATOR CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 2-1.  Operator Controls. Operator controls needed to operate the diving helmet are as follows: 1 Nose Clearing Device Allows  diver  to  block  his  (her)  nose  to  provide  an  overpressure  in the sinus and inner ear for equalization. 2 Dial-A-Breath Knob Controls flow of air into the helmet for the diver to breathe. 3 Demand Regulator Purge Button Pressing the purge button clears the oral-nasal mask in the event of accidental flooding. 4 Neck Clamp Locks helmet to yoke system to prevent accidental removal. 5 Emergency Air Supply Knob Controls the flow of air from the emergency supply. 6 Steady Flow Valve Knob Directs flow of air from the umbilical or emergency supply through the muffler air train. 2-1



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