Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear Operations Specialist
Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear Operations Specialist
Posted on Mar 27, 2018
Where would I find the ADMIN #, MASK LOT # and CANISTER LOT # for the M50 pro mask?
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So I just recently had the crbn room signed over to me and the previous CBRN NCO didn't have a tracker put into place, so that's what I'm doing. I don't know where to find the ADMIN #, MASK LOT # or CANISTER LOT # and I don't want to ask my leadership since they aren't CBRN and probably don't know themselves if you guys could help it would be much appreciated.
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PFC (Join to see) , I could tell you where these are, and others probably already have by the time I made this post. But I think it is a more valuable lesson to be told where to find the info. As the company CBRN expert, and especially as a "cage rat" the TM's will be your bibles. You will refer to these for your PMCS and guiding maintenance operations for your equipment. These are also where you will find the info you need to pass on to the parts clerk in the maintenance shop when you need to order replacement class 9 parts (drinking tubes, harnesses, valves, ect.)
You should have a couple copies of TM 3-4240-542-13&P in your cage. They are 8-1/2 x 11 books about 130 pages. In the beginning of the manual will be parts and component layout and descriptions with answers to all the questions you posted.
I have to admit that I am a little surprised that you did not get this knowledge at AIT.
You should have a couple copies of TM 3-4240-542-13&P in your cage. They are 8-1/2 x 11 books about 130 pages. In the beginning of the manual will be parts and component layout and descriptions with answers to all the questions you posted.
I have to admit that I am a little surprised that you did not get this knowledge at AIT.
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M50 lot number is on the mask where the M61 filters go. AVO---- or similar to that is the lot#. Canister lot # is on the bottom of the filter. Take a look at the link PFC (Join to see). The photos of the filters show you where to look for the canister lot #. Hope this helps!
http://www.avon-protection.com/downloads/product_brochures/M50.pdf
http://www.avon-protection.com/downloads/product_brochures/M50.pdf
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