Pacific Helmets HALOFLEX F20H, Руководство пользователя

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7). Submerge the entire helmet into the utility sink and using a cloth to clean
down all internal surfaces and components.
8). Use a soft cloth or a sponge to clean the face shield and eye guard.
9).
Drain and fill the utility tub with fresh water and submerge the helmet
again to rinse all residual detergent.
10).
Leave the helmet to dry in a shaded area with good ventilation before
reassembling the helmet.
OPTIONAL MACHINE WASHING OF
SELECTED COMPONENTS
Washing machines and dryers may be used only for the neck protector,
chinstrap and comfort padding. Do not wash your helmet components with
other PPE like firefighting garments to avoid potential damage to them.
1).
Choose a washing machine that is used for cleaning of protective
clothing. While top-loading machines may be used, front-loading
washers are preferred as these are less likely to physically
damage fabrics and can be programmed for specific water levels,
temperatures, and times.
2). Brush off any loose debris.
3). Pre-treat heavily soiled or spotted areas with mild detergent. Do not
use soap, or caustic chemical.
4).
Unless otherwise instructed, load machine to 80% of its rated
capacity. Overloading will result in inefficient cleaning.
5).
Use mild wash settings, a mild detergent, and warm water
temperatures.
6).
Following washing, remove the components and air dry as
specified above, or put in a dryer on a no-heat setting.
7).
Inspect the components. If necessary, rewash them or replace
with new ones.
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