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Care, Maintenance and Repairs
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The Gin rescue parachute should be repacked at least every 6 months, as detailed
in the packing instructions. We always recommend that this rescue parachute is
inspected and repacked by a trained professional repacker. Additional inspections
should be performed if there is any suspicion of damage or undue wear.
After a deployment, the rescue should be checked by the distributor or
manufacturer. Always seek professional advice whenever in doubt.
The materials used in the GIN rescue have been carefully selected for maximum
durability. Nevertheless, maintaining your rescue following the guidelines below
will extend its lifetime.
It is recommended that a rescue is replaced after 10 years, even if it has never
been used.
Care and Maintenance
Unnecessary exposure to UV rays, heat and humidity should always be avoided.
Keep your harness and rescue in your rucksack when not in use.
Store all your paragliding equipment in a cool, dry place, and away from solvents
such as grease, acid, oil and paint.
Never put your rescue away while damp or wet.
If your rescue parachute does ever get wet (i.e. water landings or snow) you must
remove it from the harness, dry it naturally in the air, and repack it before putting
it back into the container.
A dirty rescue canopy or container can be cleaned with lukewarm water. Mild, neutral
soap may be used if necessary, but do not rub the fabric. Rinse the canopy thoroughly and
allow it to dry naturally. If the canopy shows signs of mildew or mould, it must be sent to
the distributor or manufacturer for repairs, as the strength could be compromised.
If the rescue is to be stored for an extended period, the canopy should be opened
and loosely rolled.
Repairs
Any repairs should only be carried out by the manufacturer or by an approved
agent. This will ensure that the correct materials and repair techniques are used.
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