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Drink Tube
Quick Disconnect
o clogging
o leaking
(see manual)
Outlet Valve
o damaged
o dirty
o missing
Outlet Valve Seat
o corroded
o damaged
o dirty
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Lens
broken
cracked
scratched
discolored
Canister and Port
o damaged canister
o loose canister
o inlet valve body
improperly
installed/missing
Front Voicemitter
o loose retainer
Internal Drink Tube
o coupling sheared off
o drinking tube missing
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Side Voicemitter
o loose lock ring
o missing gasket
o reversed voicemitter
(four bee bees faced outward)
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SMCT Warrior Skills Level 2-4
STP 21-1 (Sep 08)
M41 PATS
TM 3-4240-349-12&P (Nov 99))
SMCT Warrior Skills Level 1
STP 21-1 (Dec 06)
M40A1/M42A2
TM 3-4240-346-23& (Aug 10)
CBRN Decontamination:
FM 3-11.5 (Apr 06)
M42A1:
TM 3-4240-340-10 (Feb 94)
CBRN Protection:
FM 3-14.4 (Jun 03)
M40A1/M40A2:
TM 3-4240-346-10 (Aug 98)
Operator’s Manuals
Field Manuals
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 Exercise 1: Normal breathing, keeping the head motionless.
 Exercise 2: Deep breathing, slowly but deeply inhaling through nose and exhaling
from mouth.
 Exercise 3: Head movement side to side, looking over each shoulder in one-second
intervals. Ensure the canister does not touch shoulders while performing this exercise.
 Exercise 4: Ensure the canister does not touch chin while performing this exercise.
Head movement up and down, looking at ceiling then floor in one-second intervals.
 Exercise 5: Rotate chin, moving the jaw in a circular pattern with mouth slightly
open.
NOTE
After the fifth exercise, you will hear a series of three beeps. An overall test result will then
be displayed.
M41 PATS 99.5% Pure Reagent Grade Isopropyl Alcohol: NSN 6810-01-382-2904
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For clarity, the operator may elect to explain the next test to the individual just before
the Soldier must accomplish it (i.e., during exercise one explain that exercise
two requires deep breathing (in through the nose and out through the mouth)).
Right-handed Storage
o Ensure lens are facing outward
o Never store a mask wet; air dry
Left-handed Storage
Outlet Valve Body
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o Remove any dirt.
o Outlet valve body sealing surface
should be smooth; feel for irregularities
with fingernail.
o Mask is unserviceable if damaged.
Outlet Valve Disc
o Remove any foreign objects from disc
(i.e. dirt, sand, or hair).
o Replace disc if damaged.
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o Most commonly found inside the facepiece next to the internal drink tube.
o Caused by improper storage in the carrier.
o Mask is unserviceable if cuts or holes exist.
Inspect facepiece for cuts or holes.
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If Rubber Is Torn...The Mask Is
Unserviceable!
(NSN: 4240-01-464-7839, part 5-1-2796)
Replace the head harness under the following
conditions:
 When it does not hold the mask
assembly firmly against your face.
 When it is cut, torn, or frayed.
 When it has missing buckles or tabs.
 When it is deteriorated or stretched out.
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(Use the Carrier’s “D”
Ring To Tighten)
Side Voicemitter
(Hand Tight)
Canister
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(Turn Clockwise- if it is loose,
the mask is unserviceable)
Check Tightness by Hand.
Front Voicemitter
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o Keep drinking system clear- ONLY
DRINK WATER.
o Fitted with M41 PATS.
o Reference the TM every time.
o Make sure you never store food in
your mask carrier.
o Use as a pillow.
o Only perform 10 Level maintenance.
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Sit or lay on the mask/carrier.
Remove side voicemitter assembly
unless necessary.
Fold mask.
Store your mask when any of its
parts are wet.
Dent the canister.
DO NOT PREFORM MAINTENANCE
PAST 10 LEVEL.
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o Perform maintenance according to
technical manuals.
o Use waterproof bag when required
o Clean according to manuals
o Use your outserts.
o Keep your mask clean.
o Ensure your second skin is attached.
o Replace worn out parts.