94926 01 05/18
Translation of the Original Operation Manual
Übersetzung der Originalbetriebsanleitung
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6 .2 Inside Component Identification
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Destruction Wedge
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Hard Drives
3
Support Rails
4
Debris Tray
Fig. 5 Inside components
1
= Destruction Wedge
The Destruction Wedge pushes down on the hard
drive(s) bending and breaking the external and inter-
nal components, rendering the hard drive inoperable.
2
= Hard Drives
Image shows the proper location of two broken 1” hard
drives stacked on top of each other (Fig. 5/2).
Note:
Hard drives are centered between the two Sup-
port Rails.
3
= Support Rails
Supports and aligns the hard drive(s).
4
= Debris Tray
Removable tray helps collect hard drive debris caused
by the destruction process. The Debris Tray can be ea-
sily lifted out and emptied.
7 Operation
7 .1 Single Button Operation
1 .
Press the “Power” button. The LCD display will go
through a start sequence which will display manu-
facturer information, software version, total num-
ber of cycles and then a ready screen. The destruc-
tion wedge returns to home position.
2 .
Open door (The LCD display will show “Door
Open”) and place the hard drive(s) on the Support
Rails.
Note
: Center the hard drive between right and left
Support Rails and ensure the hard drive(s) are po-
sitioned towards the back (Laptop drives can be
oriented perpendicular to the standard drive ori-
entation to mount on both support rails).
3 .
Shut the door. The LCD will display “Ready Session
= 0”.
4 .
Press the “Destroy” button (Fig. 4/3). The hard drive
crusher will destroy the media in the destruction
chamber and return to the home position, ready to
destroy the next piece of media.
5 .
Open the door and remove the hard drive(s) when
the LCD displays “Ready Session: 1”, indicating the
destruction process is complete and a cycle has
been recorded.
6 .
Repeat Steps 2-5 until the job is complete.
7 .2 Display Messages
Action
LCD Display
Description
Step 1:
Press
on/off
Button
Displays Manufacturer.
Displays Destroyer
Model.
Displays current firm-
ware version.
Displays total erasing
cycles. Number on
left indicates number
of times the counter
reached 50,000.
Ready for media to be
placed in the destruc-
tion chamber.
Counter for erase cyc-
les from power up.