Attachment 12 - Range Maintenance Schedule.pdf

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RANGE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

REVISION 5.1

The maintenance schedule (high or standard) that a range should fo llow is ascertained by the number of days it takes to fill the lead collection containers (drums or canisters)· as out lined in the t able below.

Ranges w ith a Screw Conveyor System: Average t ime to change a 55 gallon lead collect ion drum 1-10 days 11+ days (change when 2/ 3 f ull):

Ranges wit h a " Bucket " System: Average time to change a 3.5 gallon lead collection canister 1-20 days 21+ days (change when fi lled to 2-gallon mark):

Follow maintenance schedule: HIGH STANDARD

'For ranges that do not use lead collect ion containers (such as ranges with a rubber bullet trap), the "high" and "standard " schedules are the same.

Note: Not every maintenance item will apply to your range. Adjust maintenance schedule i f range usage var ies. New ranges should follow the high use maintenance schedule until usage is determined. For supplementary information about how to perform maintenance, see the product's operation and maintenance manual.

I.ii\ When in contact w ith lead fragment s and dust. it is recommended t hat persona l protective equipment (PPE) designed for lead protection is worn ~ (e.g. Tyvek suit s; full face respirat ors; eye protection; and foot/hand/head coverings).

TARGET RETRIEVERS HIGH STANDARD

Check track and bus bars for damage, m issing hardware, and holes. Replace as necessary. Daily Daily

Check trolley, trolley wheels, and track end pulley for damage. Replace as necessary. Daily Daily

Send trolley up and down track several times before range use. Daily Daily

Check cable for damage, nicks, or frayed/missing vinyl (if applicable). Replace as necessary. Dai ly Weekly

Clean track and dr ive unit. Vacuum/ remove unburnt powder and debris (rubber, bullet casings, Weekly Every 2 weeks shotgun wad, wood, et c.) from track rail."

Check track hanger brackets for damage and that they are securely fastened to the t rack. Replace Weekly Monthly brackets/tighten hardware as necessary.

Check dead-stops/rubber bumpers at both ends of track for damage. Replace as necessary. Weekly Monthly

Inspect and clean copper bus-bars with non-metallic Scotchbri te or similar (Mancom Touch Plus Quarterly Quarterly retriever only) as necessary.

Tension the cable. 2 months after install/replacement. Annually thereafter.

SHOOTING STALLS HIGH STANDARD

Check stall walls fo r bullet holes. For steel panels. inspect with a flashlight in a darkened room. If holes Daily Daily are d iscovered, replace stall panel before resuming use of adjacent lanes.'

Check for loose or m issing hardware and t ight en/replace as necessary. Weekly Weekly

Remove brass or other deb ris from top of stall walls. Weekly Monthly

BULLET TRAP IMPACT PLATES HIGH STANDARD

Check deflector edges between chambers fo r deformation o r damage. Sharpen or replace as

Daily Weekly necessary to avoid developing a blunt edge (TCT 40 only).

Ensure wall deflectors are fastened properly to the wall. Inspect fo r looseness and gaps bet ween the Daily Weekly deflector and wall.'

Check for gaps in joint strips on side plates.' Daily Weekly

Vacuum loose lead fragments and jacket material on t he bullet trap bottom ramp and trough in front of the ramp (from the shooter side)." A Never deposit any debris (cables, cardboard , etc .) through the mouth of the trap into the Weekly Every 2 weeks deceleration chamber. This may clog the lead evacuat ion ports and/ or damage the Screw Conveyor System.

Inspect the trap impact plates, paying close attention to t he top and bottom plate nearest to the chambers for bowing or damage. If bowing or damage is noted, contact Action Target Customer Service Weekly Every 2 weeks at +l (877) 852-2418 immediately to schedule a technician to replace the plates.

· warning: Stop use and cont act an Action Target customer service representative at +l (877) 852-2418 immediately.

"Use explosion proof HEPA vacuums only. Contact Action Target wi t h any questions regarding the vacuum.

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I) DECELERATION CHAMBER HIGH STANDARD

Check mouth p lates (entire w id th) for Y," minimum clearance.• A Y," steel or PVC pipe is ideal for Weekly Monthly performing this check.

With a flashlight, visually inspect chamber (inside mouth from the shooter's side) to ensure there are no visible obst ructions or lead clogs at t he base of the chamber.• If you encounter a clogged chamber, try to determine the cause of the blockage. If a large volume of shotgun rounds are shot at the trap, there is a possibility that the plastic wads have created the clog. To clean a clogged chamber, reach through the canister port with a HEPA vacuum hose and draw out all the lead

Weekly Monthly material into the vacuum. If you are unable to remove the lead clog, stop use immediat ely and repor t t o an Action Target customer service represent ative at +l (877) 852-2418.

Inspect back of deceleration chambers. Damage/ bulging may indicate use of non-approved ammunition or excessive wear·. The first likely place of wear on t he Vortex is at t he m outh of the

Monthly Monthly deceleration chamber at the rear shell. Af ter excessive wear, this portion of the chamber may eventually breach (although this is rare) and allow bullets to escape.

A thorough inspection and cleaning of chamber performed by an approved ATI technician is Annually Every 2 years recommended. Schedule an appointment t hrough ATI Customer Service (+l 877 852-2418).

..,_;, TCT LEAD COLLECTION CANISTERS ( " BUCKET" SYSTEM) HIGH STANDARD

Check canist er lead levels. Canist ers wi ll not fill at the same rate. Empty canisters that are 60% full (fi lled to the 2-gallon mark) only. See the operation and maintenance manual for lead removal Daily Daily instructions.

Check the top of each collection canister to make sure it is firm ly seated against the gasket and canno t leak lead dust. If necessary, tight en the clamping nuts on the appropriate side of the canister (there are 4 clamping nuts) to pull t he canister up fi rmly, but not too t ight. against the gasket. Make a not e of the level o f lead in the canisters. Compare this level with the previous week 's Weekly Weekly level. If there is little or no lead accumulating in the canist ers, the chamber may be clogged. Inspect the chamber immediately before the problem escalat es. This is necessary even if you have a Dust Collect ion Unit.

Inspect evacuation ports for blockages. Clear debris as necessary. Every time a canister is removed from the trap

,i;!, SCREW CONVEYOR SYSTEM cscs) HIGH STANDARD

Check 55-gallon lead collection drum and empty when it is 2/3 f ull. Daily Daily

Add 1/2 cup mineral oil to lower section of uptake screw conveyor (detailed instructions and mineral Every 2 days Weekly oil specs in operation and maintenance manual).

Inspect t he uptake screw conveyor t rough and transition section (where the horizontal and uptake screw conveyor meet). If there is a blockage, shut down power and follow instructions from an Act ion

Weekly Every 2 weeks Ta~geLcustomer..service.-representative• (detailed.instructions and mineral oil-soecS--are found in the operation and maintenance manual).

Shut down and lockout power. Vacuum .. any loose lead dust in uptake trough, focusing primarily on the "T" section where fine lead particulates accumulate. Note: Rot ate t he auger manually for easier

Weekly Monthly access to t his area. Contact an Act ion Target customer service representative for directions or if there is any hard lead buildup in the uptake t rough.·

Check oi l level in gearbox and for leaks. Replace o il as necessary. Monthly Monthly

Check timer program is working properly according to range length and maintenance schedule (see table below). Note: If timer differs from timer displayed in the O&M manual, contact Action Target Customer Service.

HIGH VOLUME RANGE STANDARD VOLUME RANGE

RANGE LENGTH > 80 ft. S 80 ft. > 80 ft. S80 ft.

Every 6 months Every 6 months

RUN DURATION 10min. 5 min. l Omin. 5min.

RUN FREQUENCY 7x/day 7x/day 4x/day 4 x/day

Verify proper overload set t ings (see operation and maintenance manual for settings). Annually Annually

Grease bearing zerks at base of the uptake auger. Annually Annually

Tighten t he adjust ing bolts of the g land seal assembly. Annually Annually

! Note the specific safety p rocedures in the screw conveyor operations and maintenance manual. Make sure the trough cover 1s securely reattached before restonng power.

' Warning: St op use and contact an Act ion Target customer service representative at +1 (877) 852-2418 immediately .

.. Use explosion proof HEPA vacuums only. Contact Action Target with any questions regarding t he vacuum.

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'iii• DUST COLLECTION UNIT (DCU) HIGH STANDARD Check canister lead levels (shine a flashl ight on the canister to improve v isibility). Canisters will not fi ll

Da ily Daily at the same rate. Only empty canisters once they reach 50% full.

When DCU is operating, check photohelic run needle is within range (low point: 0.5; high point: 3.5). Weekly Weekly

Check air pressure in compressor is 90 - 125 psi. Drain compressor tank condensation. Weekly Weekly

Check oil level in the air compressor. Replace oil as necessary and check for/repair leaks. Weekly Monthly

Check purge cycler is functioning (see operation and maintenance manual for procedure). Month ly Monthly

Test automatic breach detection circuitry if applicable (ear protection is essential). Every 6 months Every 6 months

~g· RUBBER BERM TRAP HIGH STANDARD Remove lead ingots/accumulat ion as well as foreign media and materials (shotgun wads, wood

Da ily Daily splinters, cardboard, etc.) from rubber.

Use a yard stick/ruler to check that dept h of rubber across the berm is a uniform thickness of two feet Daily Daily minimum: Use a metal rake to draw rubber over thinner areas.

Ensure trap fins have not become damaged to t he point they are unable to prevent the rubber from Daily Daily sliding off the berm. ·

Check overhead hopper and refill if needed. Small bags or buckets and a shovel works well for this Daily Daily purpose. A ladder will be necessary.

Ensure 50% of fire retardant coating is visible on the surface of the rubber. If less than 50% is visible, contact an Action Target customer service representative to reapply fire retardant or follow re- Quart erly Quarterly application instructions in the operation and maintenance manual.

Contact an Act ion Target customer service representative to remove bullets from trap. Approximately every 60k - 80k rounds per lane

PNEUMATIC TARGET SYSTEMS HIGH STANDARD

Check target lines for air leaks. Repair as necessary. Daily Daily

Check compressor oil level and refill if necessary. Daily Daily

Drain compressor tank condensation. Daily Daily

Actuate targets. Weekly Weekly

Check compressor drive belts and replace after not iceable cracks or fraying. Monthly Monthly

1 c..hec k target control modole ( I CMJ <::oohrig ,ans are operaung correctly. vacuum I CM tilters. Montniy Monthly

Change synthetic oil in the compressor and replace air filter using OEM parts to Annually Annually protect warranty per manual instructions.

Service air dryers per operation and maintenance manual instructions. Annual ly Annually

! Never use lubricants or penetrants (WD·40) on target valves or actuators.

! If desiccant or refrigerated air dryers are used, consult the individual product's operation and maintenance manual.

RUNNING TARGET SYSTEMS HIGH STANDARD

Inspect track for damage and remove any debris. Daily Daily

Check cable tension and check cable for fraying. Daily for the first month. Daily for the first month.

Weekly thereafter. Weekly thereafter.

· warning: Stop use and contact an Action Target c ustomer service representative at +1 (877) 852-2418 immediately.

"Use explosion proof HEPA vacuums on ly. Contact Action Target with any questions regarding t he vacuum.

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.... GENERAL RANGE MAINTENANCE HIGH

Visually inspect wall baffles and ceiling tiles for damage (damaged cables, bolts, deflectors, etc.)' Daily

Clean stall walls and tables with a lead-removing, residue-free cleaner Weekly (must be safe for ABS plastics, polycarbonat e and glass. D-Lead cleaners are recommended).

Vacuum powder and debris from shooting st all walls and/or tables." Weekly

Vacuum lead dust behind t he t rap: below b ullet trap bottom ramp; above bullet t rap upper ramp plates; out of , around, and behind the dece lerat ion chamber." Begin vacuuming as you enter the area. If you enter t hroug h a door, vacuum the door off first. Vacuum the floor and any flat areas where dust may accumulate. Do not move through an area you have not yet cleaned. A Never use a broom, a shovel, compressed air or any ot her means to move dry lead d ust. Th is w ill disturb the lead into the air, which is hazardous t o health.

A Do not use a vacuum cleaner w ith a beater brush. The vacuum should rely solely on suction Every 2 mont hs to extract d ust.

If your system has no cont ainer sy stem, you may be able to vacuum all lead fragments right ~ up off the floor. However, if the volume of lead is greater than t he capacity of your HEPA

, vacuum , you should consider the containment canister option or a b igger HEPA vacuum.

If you need assistance with obtaining equ ipment such as a HEPA vacuum cleaner, contact Action Target.

•warning: Stop use and contact an Action Target customer service representative at +l (877) 852-2418 immediately.

"Use explosion proof HEPA vacuums only. Contact Action Target with any questions regarding the vacuum.

STANDARD

Daily

Monthly

Monthly

Every 4 mont hs

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MAINTENANCE LOG - HIGH USE RANGE

TARGET RETRIEVERS CHECK OFF/ INTIAL BOXES

Check track and bus bars for damage, missing hardware, and holes.

Replace as necessary.

Check t rolley, trolley wheels, and track end pul ley for damage. Replace as necessary.

Send trol ley up and down track several t imes before range use.

Check cable for damage, nicks, or frayed/missing vinyl (if applicable).

Replace as necessary.

• Clean track and drive unit. Vacuum/remove unburnt powder and debris (rubber, bullet casings, shotgun w ad, wood, etc.)

from track rail.''

Check track hanger brackets for damage and that t hey are securely fastened to the track. Replace brackets/tight en hardware as necessary.

Check dead-stops/ rubber bumpers at both ends of track for damage.

Replace as necessary.

SHOOTING STALLS

Check stal l walls for bullet holes. For steel panels, inspect wi t h a flashl ight in a darkened room. If holes are discovered, replace stall panel before resuming use of adjacent lanes.·

Check for loose or missing hardware and tighten/replace as necessary.

Remove brass or other debris from top o f stall walls.

BULLET TRAP IMPACT PLATES

• Check deflector edges between chambers for deformation or damage. Sharpen or replace as necessary to avoid developing a blunt edge (TCT 40 only).

' Warning: Stop use and contact an Action Target customer service representative at +l (877) 852-2418 immediately.

"Use explosion proof HEPA vacuums only. Cont act Action Target w ith any questions regarding the vacuum.

REVISION 5.0

MONTH/YEAR

& Whe_n in contact with lead fragments and dust , wear p_ersonal prot ective equipment designed for lead prot ection (e.g. Tyvek suits; fu ll face ~ respirators; eye prot ection; and foot/hand/head coverings).

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Ensure wall deflectors are fastened properly to the wall. Inspect for gaps between the deflector and wall.•

Check for gaps in joint strips on side plates.'

• Vacuum loose lead fragment s and jacket material on the bullet trap bottom ramp and trough in front of the ramp (from the shooter side)."

A Never deposit any debris (cables. cardboard , etc.) through the mouth of t he trap into the deceleration chamber. Thi s may clog the lead evacuation ports and/or damage t he Screw Conveyor System.

Inspect trap impact plates, paying close attention to the top and bottom plates nearest t he chambers for bowing/damage. If noted, contact Action Target at +l (877) 8S2-2418 to schedule a technician to replace the plates.

DECELERATION CHAMBER

Check mouth plates (ent ire width) for Y," minimum clearance.* A W' st eel or PVC pipe is ideal for performing t his check.

With a flashlight. visually inspect chamber ( inside mouth from the shooter's side) to ensure there are no visible obstructions or lead clogs at the base of the chamber.' If you encounter a clogged chamber, try to determine the cause of the blockage. If a large volume of shotgun rounds are shot at the trap, there is a possib il ity t hat the plast ic wads have created the clog. To clean a clogged chamber, reach through the canister port with a HEPA vacuum hose and draw out all the lead material into the vacuum. If you are unable t o remove the lead clog, stop use immediately and report to an Act ion Target customer service representative at +l (877) 852-2418.

Inspect back of deceleration chambers. Damage/bulging may

(I) indicate use of non-approved ammunition or excessive wear·.

The first likely place of wear on the Vortex is at the mouth of the d eceleration chamber at the rear she ll. After excessive wea r, this portion of t he chamber may eventually breach (alt hough t his is rare) and allow bullets to escape.

TCT LEAD COLLECTION CANISTERS

\... " """Jr canister lead levels. Ca11isters wi"11 ,,u 1111 d u1t" ::io111t'

(I) rate. Empty canisters that are 60% full (fi lled to the 2-gallon mark) only. See the operat ion and maintenance manual for lead removal instructions.

Check the top of each collection canister to make sure it is firmly seated against the gasket and cannot leak lead dust. If necessary, tighten t he c lamping nuts on t he appropriate side (t) of the canister (there are 4 c lamping nut s) to pull t he canist er up fi rmly, but not too tight, against the gasket. Make a note of the level of lead in the canisters. Compare this level with the previous week's level. If t here is little or no lead accumulating in the canisters, the chamber may be clogged. Inspect the chamber immediately before the problem esca lates. This is necessary even if you have a Dust Collection Unit.

• Inspect evacuat ion ports for blockages. Clear debris as ' necessary.

'Warning: Stop use and contact an ft.,ction Target customer service represent at ive at +l (877) 852-2418 immediately.

*'Use explosion proof HEPA vacuums only. Contact Action Target w i th any questions regard ing t he vacuum.

A, Whe.n in cont act with lead fragments and dust. wear p.ersonal protective equipment designed for lead prot ection (e.g. Tyvek suits; full face e respirators; eye prot ection; and foot /hand/head coverings).

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SCREW CONVEYOR SYSTEM (SCS)

I) Check 55-gallon lead collection drum and empty when it is 2/, full. .

Add Y, cup mineral oil to lower section of uptake auger (detailed instructions and mineral oil specs in operation and maintenance manual).

Inspect the uptake screw conveyor trough and transit ion sect ion (where the horizontal and uptake screw conveyor • meet). If there is a blockage, shut down power and follow instructions from an Action Target cust omer service representative• (detailed instructions and mineral oil specs are found in the operation and maintenance manual).

(I) Shut down and lockout power. Vacuum·· any loose lead dust in uptake t rough, focusing primarily on the "T" section where fine lead particulates accumulate. Note: Rotate auger manually for easier access to this area. Contact Action Target for directions or if there is any hard lead buildup in the uptake trough.·

Check oil level in gearbox and check for leaks. Replace o il as necessary.

! Note t he specific safet y procedures m the screw conveyor operations and maintenance manual. Make sure the trough cover 1s securely reattached before restoring power.

DUST COLLECTION UNIT

(I) Check canister lead levels (shine a flashl ight on the canister to improve visibility). Canisters will not fi ll at the same rate. Only empt y canisters once they reach 50% f ull.

• When DCU is operat ing, check photohelic run needle is within range ( low point: 0 .5; high point: 3.5).

Check air pressure in compressor is 90 - 125 psi. Drain compressor tank condensation.

Check o il level in the air compressor. Replace oil as necessary and check for/repair leaks .

• Check purge cycler is functioning (see operation and maintenance manual for procedure).

RUBBER BERM TRAP

Remove lead ingots/accumulation as well as foreign media and • materials (shotgun wads. wood splinters, cardboard, etc.) from rubber.

(I) Use a yard stick/ruler to check that depth of rubber across the berm is a uniform t hickness of two feet m inimum.· Use a metal rake to draw rubber over thinner areas.

• warning: Stop use and contact an Action Target cust omer service representative at +l (877) 852-2418 immediately.

**Use explosion proof HEPA vacuums only. Contact Action Target with any questions regarding the vacuum.

A. Whe_n in contact with lead fragments and dust , wear p_ersonal protect ive equipment designed for lead protection (e.g. Tyvek suits; full face e respirators; eye protection; and foot/hand/ head coverings).

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(f) Ensure trap fins have not become damaged to the point they are unable to prevent the rubber from sliding off the berm:

(I) Check overhead hopper and refill if needed. Small bags or buckets and a shovel works well for t his purpose. A ladder will be necessary.

PNEUMATIC TARGET SYSTEMS

Check t arget l ines for air leaks. Repair as necessary.

Check compressor oil level and refill if necessary.

Drain compressor tank condensat ion.

Actuate targets.

Check compressor drive belts and replace after not iceable cracks or fraying.

Check target control module (TCM) cooling fans are operating correctly. Vacuum TCM fi lters.

! Never use lubricants or penetrants (WD-40) on target valves or actuators.

! If desiccant or refrigerated air dryers are used, consult the individual product's operation and maintenance manuaL

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Inspect track for damage and remove any debris.

Check cable tension and check cable for fraying (check daily for the first month and then weekly thereafter)

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GENERAL RANGE MAINTENANCE

Visually inspect wall baffles and ceiling ti les for damage (damaged cables, bolts, deflectors, etc.)•

{I) Clean stall walls & tables wi t h lead removing cleaner (safe for ABS plastics, polycarbonate & glass). Recommended: D·Lead cleaners.

' Warning: Stop use and contact an Action Target customer service representative at +1 (877) 852-2418 immediately.

"Use explosion proof HEPA vacuums on ly. Contact Action Target wi th any questions regarding the vacuum.

{I) When in contact with lead fragments and dust, wear personal protective equipment designed for lead protection (e.g.

respirators; eye protection; and foot/ hand/ head coverings).

Tyvek suits; full face

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Vacuum powder/debris from shooting stall walls and/or tables.'*

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LONG-TERM MAINTENANCE ITEMS

TARGET RETRIEVERS

Tension the cable.

Inspect and clean copper bus-bars with non-metallic Scotchbrite or similar (Mancom Touch Plus retriever only) as necessary.

DECELERATION CHAMBER

A thorough inspection and cleaning of chamber performed by an approved ATI technician is recommended. Schedule an appointment t hrough ATI Cust omer Service (+1 877 852-2418).

SCREW CONVEYOR SYSTEM

Check timer program is working properly according to range length and maintenance schedule (see table below). Note: If t imer differs from timer displayed in the O&M manual, contact Action Target Customer Service.

HIGH VOLUME RANGE STANDARD VOLUME RANGE

RANGE LENGTH > 80 ft. ,;BO ft. > 80 ft. ,;80 f t.

RUN DURATION 10 min. 5 min. lOmin. 5 min.

RUN FREQUENCY 7x/day 7x/day 4x/day 4x/day

Verify proper overload settings (see operation and maintenance manual for settings).

Grease bearing zerks at base of the uptake auger.

Tight en the adjusting bolts of t he gland seal assembly.

2 months after install/replacement and annually thereafter

Quarterly

Annually

Every 6 mont hs

Annually

Annually

Annually

! Note t he sp ecific safety procedures in the screw conveyor operations and maintenance manual. Make sure the trough cover is securely reattached before restoring power.

DUST COLLECTION UNIT

Test automatic breach detection circuitry if applicable (ear protect ion is essential). Every 6 months

RUBBER BERM TRAP

(I) Ensure SO% of fi re retardant coating is visible on the surface of the rubber. If less t han 50% is visible, contact an Action Target customer service representative to reapply fire retardant or Quarterly follow re-application instructions in the manual.

Contact an Action Target customer service representative to remove bullets from trap. Approximately every 60k - 80k rounds per lane

PNEUMATIC TARGET SYSTEMS

Change synthetic oil in the compressor and replace air fi lter using OEM parts to protect warranty per operation and maintenance manual inst ructions.

(I) Service air dryers per operat ion and maintenance manual instructions.

·warning: St op use and contact an Action Target customer service representative at +1 (877) 852-2418 immediately .

.. Use explosion proof HEPA vacuums only. Contact Act ion Target with any questions regarding the vacuum.

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Annually

Annually

A When in contact w it h lead fragments and dust, wear personal protect ive equipment designed for lead protection (e.g . Tyvek suit s; full face e respirators; eye protection; and foot /hand/head coverings).

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GENERAL RANGE MAINTENANCE

Vacuum lead dust behind the trap: below bullet trap bottom ramp; above bullet trap upper ~ ramp p lates; out of, around, and behind the deceleration chamber.'* Begin vacuuming as you enter the area. If you enter through a door, vacuum the door off first. Vacuum the floor and any flat areas where dust may accumulate. Do not move through an area you have not yet c leaned. A Never use a broom, a shovel, compressed air or any other means to move dry lead dust. This wil l disturb t he lead into the air, which is hazardous to hea lth. A Do not use a vacuum cleaner with a beater brush. The vacuum should rely solely on suction to extract dust.

If your system has no cont ainer system, you may be able to vacuum all lead fragment s r ight ~ up off the floor. However, if the volume of lead is greater than the capacity of your HEPA

, vacuum, you shou ld consider t he containment canister opt ion or a bigger HEPA vacuum.

If you need assistance with obtaining equipment such as a HEPA vacuum cleaner, cont act Action Target.

• warning: Stop use and contact an Action Target customer serv ice representative at +l (877) 852-2418 immediately .

.. Use explosion proof HEPA vacuums only. Contact Action Target with any q uestions regard ing the vacuum.

Every 2 months

Jii\ When in cont act with lead fragment s and dust, wear personal protective equipment designed for lead protection (e.g. Tyvek suit s; fu ll face e respirators; eye protection; and foot/hand/head coverings).

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