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Starting Your Gear Drying Cabinet
The gear drying cabinet is used for flat or hang drying. The follow-
ing is a guide to starting your drying cabinet. Please refer to specific
sections of this manual for more detailed information.
Place PPE Gear in drying cabinet then close the door.
See “Loading”
Select the correct temperature setting and drying time for your
load.
See “Cycles”.
Press the low setting (105 degrees NFPA standards for drying
PPE Gear) on the time display to select a drying time up to
10 hours.
Press Start button to begin cycle.
Stopping, Pausing or Restarting the Drying Cabinet
To stop your drying cabinet at any time.
-Press STOP
To pause your drying cabinet at any time.
-Open door
To restart your drying cabinet:
Close the door and press the “START” button. The drying cabi-
net will continue from the point when the cycle was inter-
rupted.
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The drying cabinet contains 2 removable tray shelves with a
removable and adjustable ROD. The ROD is best used at
the top in the middle of the cabinet where two parallel
slots are opposite of each other. Place ROD in between
slots with stainless steel heavy duty hangers on ROD for
best and efficient drying for PPE turnout gear.
Remove the 2 lower tray shelves to allow longer items to be
dried. Hang gloves, hats, scarves or other small flat items
on the racks located on the door or on tray shelves.
Do not overload the drying cabinet.
To prevent dye transfer, allow extra spacing be-
tween non-colorfast items.
Standard loads consists of:
2 sets of PPE turnout gear
Boots are recommended to be placed on
bottom of drying cabinet
Airflow inside of drying cabinet
Drying tips:
Follow the care label directions when they
are available.
Do not place fabric softener sheets in the
drying cabinet
Remove items from drying cabinet when
items are dry
