FACECOVER Tiki, Manual

8. Cleaning and Care

 
The Tiki Respirator has been designed to be used for a long time. If the mask is contaminated it can be cleaned and dis-
infected and put to use again. If it is damaged it should be recycled. If it is contaminated beyond restoration it should be 
disposed of. 
∞ Clean the Tiki Respirator using a cloth with a mixture of water and mild detergent. Do not use any solvents. During clean-
ing ensure that no water is allowed to enter the blower unit. The blower unit should never be immersed in fluid.  
∞ Use a disinfecting spray like Incidur

®

(Ecolab

®

 Healthcare) on the outside of the blower unit to remove bacteria and germs.

∞ Dry the Tiki Respirator with a cloth and/or leave it to dry in the open air.

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  WARNING

∞ Do not open the blower unit and never modify or alter this product as this will void any warranties.

9. Storage

To maintain the integrity of the batteries (both the internal battery in the blower unit and the external battery pack), please 
follow the guidelines below when storing your device.

   Long term storage (>6 months)

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17°C to 28°C  at  <60% RH

   Medium term storage (<3 months)

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0°C to 38°C

   Short term storage (<1 month)

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-20°C to 40°C  at  <30% RH

10. How to Read the QR Code

Facecover products have a QR code that can be easily read by most smartphones that have a QR code reader application 
installed. The QR code contains the serial number information about your Facecover product: PN stands for "Part Number", 
D for "Date", B for "Batch number". 
Example: PN105202D1505B01 
Information: Tiki Starter Pack Medium, manufactured year 15 month 05 with batch number 01. 

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  WARNING

If the outside of the Tiki Respirator has been exposed to pathogens it may need to be disinfected or sterilised. Take care not 
to contaminate the blower unit.  
*If the device was used in a hazardous environment there may be hazardous particles on the mask and in the filter. It may 
need to be disposed of as hazardous goods. Please dispose of according to local, state and federal laws.

7. Changing the Mask and Filter

 
Step 1.

  Remove the filter by twisting it 30° anti-clockwise.

Step 2.

  Remove the blower by gently sliding in your index 

finger between the blower and the top of the mask. Grab 
the blower unit with your thumb and index finger and pull 
gently. The blower should slide out. If it does not, insert your 
index finger further, separating the blower from the mask 
more and pull again.

Step 3.

  Dispose mask and/or filter. Please consider the 

environment and dispose these parts as plastic recyclables*.

Step 4.

  Remove new mask/filter from the packaging.

Step 5.

  Attach the straps if they are not already attached.

Step 6.

  Insert the blower unit according to illustrations for 

‘Initial use’ in this manual (Fig 5, page 3).

Step 7.

  Attach filter to the blower unit (Fig 6, page 3) by 

twisting it 30° clockwise (Fig 7, page 3).