So my mask had a blowout about 2am. I'm not sure what happened because although I could hear massive amounts of air leaking and was getting very little pressure darned if I could feel where the air was escaping from.
My mask comes apart in three pieces (inner seal, outer seal, and the plastic part). I'm thinking that there was a leak between the two seals causing the pressure drop in the inner seal and that the air was simply venting out through the regular exhaust vent. I've taken the whole thing apart and will reassemble it tonight.
Fortunately I have a spare mask (different brand then my primary) so I was able to switch over.
Mask blowout and the importance of having a spare
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Wolfhound668
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Mask blowout and the importance of having a spare
As the moon hangs low in the sky, glowing eyes need a place to hide
The spell is cast in the candle flame, as the voice of sleep speaks his name
Cast the bones and incant the spell. Mispoken word eternal hell
Sleep of the Wizard - Phantom Stranger
The spell is cast in the candle flame, as the voice of sleep speaks his name
Cast the bones and incant the spell. Mispoken word eternal hell
Sleep of the Wizard - Phantom Stranger
Re: Mask blowout and the importance of having a spare
Yes, very important to have a spare. Many of us have a backup.....for everything.
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KatieW
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