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THERMAL ENCLOSURE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 SPECIFICATION INFORMATION Operating Capacity ...............................................................................................1

Operating Temperatures .......................................................................................1

Electrical Requirements ........................................................................................1

Dimensions ...............................................................................................................1

2.0 INSTALLATION & OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS Introduction ............................................................................................................2

Before Set-up ..........................................................................................................2

Visual Inspection ...................................................................................................3

System Set Up ........................................................................................................3

Heater Operation .................................................................................................. 6

System Take Down ................................................................................................ 8

3.0 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Preventive Maintenance ..................................................................................... 9

4.0 TROUBLESHOOTING Troubleshooting ................................................................................................... 10

5.0 SERVICE PROCEDURES Service Procedures .............................................................................................. 11

6.0 PARTS Parts ........................................................................................................................ 11

7.0 APPENDIX System Set-up Diagram ...................................................................................... 12

Control Panel Display Scenarios ...................................................................... 13

Support Stand Set-Up Instructions ................................................................. 17

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1.0 SPECIFICATION INFORMATION

OPERATING CAPACITY

The number of items that can be placed in the enclosure for treatment is limited by the size of each item and the size of the enclosure. The following placement requirements must be followed:

• 2 inch, or greater space must be maintained between walls of the enclosure and items being treated

• 2 inch, or greater space must be maintained between each item being treated in the enclosure

• 1 inch, or greater space must be maintained between the floor and the bottom of each item that will be treated

Following these requirements will assure proper flow of heated air around each item.

OPERATING TEMPERATURES

Operating temperatures are programmed into the heater system and cannot be changed by the user. The system is designed to increase temperature at a rate of 10° F per hour, starting at room temperature, until it reaches 123° F where it is held for four hours. The system then automatically cools down at a rate of 10° F per hour until it reaches room temperature. These temperature ramp-up and cool down rates are designed to prevent damage to items being treated. Faster ramp-up and cool down rates may damage items. If a temperature of at least 118° F is not reached within 16 hours, the system will abort the treatment and will cool down at a rate of 10° F per hour until it reaches room temperature. The display will indicate that the treatment was not successful.

ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS

Operation of the system requires the exclusive use of two distinct 120 volt, 60 Hz, 15 or 20A electrical circuits built and maintained to the National Electrical Code and all relevant state and municipal electrical codes. As the system may utilize the full current capacity of both of these circuits; it is necessary to ensure that other outlets on the same two circuits are not used during operation of the system.

In addition to the room being treated, all rooms containing outlets that are on these two circuits must be identified and kept vacant during the operation of the system. All electrical loads (e.g. refrigerators, coffee makers, clocks, etc.) on these circuits must be disconnected prior to use of the system, and remain disconnected for the duration of the treatment.

DIMENSIONS

Heater Unit Enclosure Enclosure (in storage bag)

Length: 38” (with air supply duct) Length: 86” Length: 45”

Width: 18” (with air return duct) Width: 86” Diameter: 19”

Height: 18 1/4” Height: 80”

WEIGHT

Heater Unit: 54 Lbs. (24.5 kg)

Enclosure - in storage bag: 48 Lbs. (21.8 kg)

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2.0 INSTALLATION & OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

INTRODUCTIONThe ECOLAB THERMAL ENCLOSURE is a system that enables an additional service component of the Ecolab Bed Bug Service. It is designed to allow for heat treatment of items that are not treated by insecticides or laundering. Items that are candidates for heat treatment include mattresses, box springs, head boards and other furniture. The system is set up and operated in the room or area where a known bed bug infestation exists.

The ECOLAB THERMAL ENCLOSURE consists of a heater unit that supplies heat at temperatures lethal to bed bugs, and an insulated enclosure in which the items to be treated are placed. The heater unit is plugged into two outlets on two separate circuits, which supply the power for the heating elements, fans and operational electronics. The enclosure has a large zippered edge that allows for easy access to insert the items to be treated, and connects to the heater unit with ducts. A floor fan is placed inside the enclosure to circulate air, ensuring that uniform temperature is achieved throughout the enclosure. Structural supports are also included with the system to allow for proper placement and orientation of the treated items.

The system was designed and tested for use in rooms that may heat up during system operation. The System may not work in large rooms that are at or below room temperature or when cold air is blowing on the enclosure.

During operation, the system heats the contents of the enclosure to a temperature lethal to all life stages of bed bugs, and maintains this temperature for a period of at least four hours. The unit is controlled to ensure that the temperature ramps up and down gradually, in order to prevent damage to the contents of the enclosure resulting from thermal stresses.

BEFORE SETUPInspect the room(s) for evidence of bed bug activity. If activity is confirmed, the room(s) must be vacated for service. Refer to your Bed Bug Service Quick Reference Guide for service steps. Additional rooms may need to be kept vacant if they share electrical circuits with the infested room. Follow the steps below:

The ECOLAB THERMAL ENCLOSURE must be set up and operated in the infested room.

The operation of the system requires the exclusive use of two distinct 120 volt, 60 Hz, 15 or 20A electrical circuits built and maintained to the National Electrical Code as well as all relevant state and municipal electrical codes. As the system may utilize the full current capacity of both of these circuits; it is necessary to ensure that other outlets on the same two circuits are not used during operation of the system. Contact the property facility manager to identify two separate electrical circuits.

CAUTION

Pour que le système fonctionne, il doit y avoir deux circuits électriques distincts et exclusifs de 120 volts, 60 Hz, 15 ou 20 A, entretenus conformément au Code national de l’électricité (CNE) ainsi qu’aux codes électriques municipaux et de l’État pertinents. Il se peut que le système utilise la capacité de courant totale de ces deux circuits et vous devez donc vous assurer que les autres prises de ces deux mêmes circuits ne seront pas utilisées lorsque le système fonctionne. Contactez le gérant de la propriété afin d’identifier les deux circuits électriques distincts.

ATTENTION

The operation of the system shall comply with the National Electrical Code as well as all relevant state and municipal electrical codes.

CAUTION

Le système doit fonctionner conformément au code d’électricité national ainsi qu’aux codes d’électricité étatiques et municipaux pertinents.

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All electrical loads (e.g. refrigerators, coffee makers, clocks, etc.) on these circuits must be disconnected prior to use of the system, and remain disconnected for the duration of the treatment.

The air conditioner must be turned off during operation of the ECOLAB THERMAL ENCLOSURE. If the room heater is on a separate circuit from the ECOLAB THERMAL ENCLOSURE, increase room temperature to at least 75° F. Turn off the room heater if it is on the same circuit as the ECOLAB THERMAL ENCLOSURE.

VISUAL INSPECTIONBefore setting up the ECOLAB THERMAL ENCLOSURE, check the heater unit, insulated enclosure, extension cords and floor fan for any damage.

SYSTEM SET UP1. The system should be set up in the room where bed bug activity has been found. After

completing Bed Bug Service according to the Bed Bug Quick Reference Guide, clear an area in the Infested Room to accommodate the enclosure and heater. Move items that will not be placed in the enclosed heat system against one (or two if necessary) walls of the room. When laid out, the system’s dimensions are 7’ 2” by 9’ 6”. A minimum distance of 12” should be maintained between the system and room walls and any room furnishings (Diagram 1). This will allow for access to outlets to connect and disconnect power cords. The heater unit should be placed a minimum of 12” from curtains, drapes or other loose materials.

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A minimum distance of 12” should be maintainedbetween room walls and any room furnishings.

A likely area to set up the system would be where the bed is located. Always wear protective gloves whenever handling the enclosure. Lay out the enclosure in this cleared area. Be sure to position the heater unit so you can access and view the control panel.

Damaged components should not be used. Damaged items should be repaired by qualified individuals or replaced with new items. Call Pest Elimination Technical Service at 1-800-510-7378 if there are damaged items.

CAUTION

N’utilisez jamais de composants endommagés. De tels composants doivent être réparés par des spécialistes qualifiés ou remplacés par de nouveaux composants. Appelez le service technique d’intervention phytosanitaire au 1-800-510-7378 si vous découvrez des composants endommagés.

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2. Check the room temperature setting to ensure the room is set to above 75 degrees F. This may require increasing the heat and/or turning off the air conditioning unit.

3. Place items to be treated on support stands (Fig. 2, Diagram 2) on the floor of the enclosure. See appendix for support stand setup instructions on page 17 - NOTE - application of a contact insecticide can be made to articles to be heat treated to aid in inspection or kill insects. An application of residual insecticide can be made to the perimeter of the enclosure floor prior to placing items in enclosure. Application of insecticide should be made according to product label. To ensure proper air circulation in the enclosure, avoid placing items directly in front of the hot air inlet and return air outlet. A space of at least 2 inches should be provided between items and walls of the enclosure and between individual items being treated. Leave enough room on the side opposite the unzipped walls and top to accommodate the floor fan (Diagram 4).

Fig. 2 Diagram 2 (top view)

To ensure proper air circulation in the

enclosure, avoid placing items directly in front of the hot air inlet and

return air outlet.

Treated Items: Mattresses, Box Springs, etc.

Box-spring

Box-spring

Mattress

Mattress

4. Inspect heated air supply outlet and re-circulated air inlet on the heater unit to make sure screens within the heater unit are clear of any obstruction. Attach heated air supply sleeve and re-circulated air sleeve to respective attachments on heater unit (Fig. 3, Diagram 3). Be sure the flexible sleeve is completely open and no articles are blocking the openings to the enclosure.

Be sure no aerosol cans are left in the enclosure with the items to be treated.

CAUTION

Vérifiez que les bombes aérosol sont laissées dans le boîtier avec les éléments devant être traités.

ATTENTION

Never stand on the heater unit or use it as a step. The heater unit is not to be used as a step to reach the zipper on the enclosure or for any other reason.

CAUTION

Ne montez jamais sur le système de chauffage et ne l’utilisez jamais comme un marchepied. Le système de chauffage ne peut pas être utilisé comme un marchepied afin d’atteindre la fermeture à glissière du boîtier ou pour toute autre raison.

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Fig. 3 Diagram 3 (top view)

Enclosure

Recirculated Air

Heated Air Supply

Heater Unit

Insulated enclosure sleeve completely covers and is securely fastened to the heated air supply duct.

5. Place the floor fan on the floor of the enclosure as shown in Fig. 4a, Diagram 4. This location is optimal to ensure even distribution of the heated air. Air flow should generally be directed toward the side of the enclosure opposite the air duct openings. Run the floor fan power cord through the small access door located on the side of the inflatable enclosure and plug into the outlet provided on the heater unit. Turn the floor fan power switch to the III position. Plug the 16 ft. system thermocouple wire into the heater unit (diagram 5) and run it through the small access door. Secure the thermocouple cord underneath the floor fan legs. The thermocouple is a temperature sensor used to measure and control temperature in the enclosure. Secure the system thermocouple to the floor of the enclosure, in the corner, using the Velcro™ strap sewn into the enclosure floor (fig. 4b, Diagram 4).

Fig. 4a Diagram 4 (top view)

Fan

Thermocouple

Velcro™ Strap

Thermocouple Wire &Floor Fan Extension Cord

Direct air flow from fan toward side of enclosure opposite the air duct openings

Thermocouple

Fan

6. Carefully pull the sides of the enclosure into place and zip it closed. Note: the Velcro™ flap provides an additional seal but should be fastened after the enclosure is inflated.

Vérifiez que le manchon de boîtier isolé de l’alimentation en air chauffé couvre complètement la conduite d’alimentation en air chauffé et qu’il est correctement fixé à cette dernière. Ne touchez jamais le métal exposé de la conduite d’alimentation en air chauffé lorsque le système de chauffage fonctionne ou jusqu’à ce qu’il ait refroidi après avoir fonctionné.

Be sure the insulated enclosure sleeve for the heated air supply completely covers and is securely fastened to the heated air supply duct. Do not touch exposed metal of the heated air supply duct while the unit is in operation or until the unit has cooled down following operation.

CAUTION

ATTENTION

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HEATER OPERATION1. Using the two extension cords provided, plug the heater unit into the two separate circuits

identified by the facilities manager. Make sure all extension cords are taped down or positioned in a way that prevents trip hazards.

2. Switch Heater Circuit Breaker to up position. Turn the power selector switch (Diagram 5) on the heater unit control panel clock-wise to start the heater unit blower.

Diagram 5

OFF ON

Heater Circut Breaker

Power Selector Switch

Controller and Display Panel

SystemThermocouple

Green Indicator LightSystem in Normal Operation

Yellow Indicator LightSystem Malfunction

3. Open the damper on the fresh air inlet to introduce outside air (Fig. 5). This is required to inflate the enclosure. Close the re-circulated air duct damper during this step.

Fig. 5Damper is closed at the air return duct during the inflation of the

enclosure

Damper is open at fresh air inlet.

Outside air is introduced.

4. While the enclosure is inflating, apply residual insecticide to the floor/carpet around the outside perimeter of the floor-wall junction of the enclosure and heater. Application of insecticide should be made according to product label. Also install short structural support rods through the exterior loops on each corner (Fig. 6) to prevent buckling of enclosure.

Structural Support Rod

Fig. 6

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5. Allow the enclosure to fully inflate (this should take approximately 5 minutes). When fully inflated, press the Velcro™ flaps tightly over the zipper. Close the fresh air inlet damper until 1/2” is open (Fig. 7) and open the re-circulated air damper (Fig. 7) to re-circulate air within the ECOLAB THERMAL ENCLOSURE.

Fig. 7 Damper is open in re-circulated air duct. Air is re-circulating in the System.

Fresh air inlet damper is

closed until 1/2" is open.

6. The system is password protected. On the controller and display panel (Fig. 8a) press the Enter soft key, then press F7-F3-F7-F8 (P-E-S-T) soft keys, then press the Enter soft key again. The start screen will appear.

Fig. 8a

Start the heat treatment program by pressing soft key next to ‘START’ on the heater unit control panel (Fig. 8b). The system is programmed for optimal handling of heat. There are no additional adjustments to be made by the user.

Fig. 8 b

To Access the system:1. Press Enter2. Press F7-F3-F7-F8 (P-E-S-T)3. Press Enter

Press soft key next to START on screen

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7. Once heating has started, the system is designed to operate on its own until cool down has been achieved. If desired, the system can be monitored by observing readouts on the control panel screen (Fig. 9). Note the Current and Setpoint temperatures given on the display. Throughout the heat treatment process, Current and Setpoint temperatures will usually read within +/- 3 degrees of each other.

Fig. 9

OFF ON

Green Indicator LightSystem in Normal Operation

8. Walk around the entire system to verify enclosure is properly inflated.

9. Continue with Bed Bug Service in the adjacent rooms. Refer to your Bed Bug Service Quick Reference Guide for service steps.

10. After completing Bed Bug Service in the adjacent rooms, return to the ECOLAB THERMAL ENCLOSURE and verify it is in operation. A green indicator light (Fig. 10) will indicate the system is operating normally. Current and Setpoint temperatures shown on the display should have increased.

11. The complete heat treatment cycle should be completed in approximately 14 hours. The ECOLAB THERMAL ENCLOSURE does not need to be removed until just prior to executing the 24 hour service steps provided in your Bed Bug Service Quick Reference Guide.

SYSTEM TAKE DOWN (DONE DURING 24 HOUR FOLLOW UP)1. Inspect room for signs of live bed bugs. If activity is found, re-treat the room per the Bed

Bug Quick Reference Guide and leave furniture in the enclosure until the next day. If no live activity is found verify the system successfully completed the heat treatment cycle.

2. Successful completion of the heat treatment cycle is indicated on the display (Fig. 10).

Fig. 10

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3. After the heat treatment cycle has been completed successfully turn the power selector switch (Fig. 11) on the control panel counter clock-wise to turn off the system blower.

Fig. 11

OFF ON

Power Selector Switch

4. Unplug the floor fan power cord from the heater unit. Unplug the extension cords from the two separate circuits.

5. Release the Velcro™ flaps, unzip the enclosure and pull back the enclosure sides to expose treated items.

6. Remove the treated items, floor fan, thermocouple and support stands from the enclosure. Remove dead bed bugs by vacuum or damp rag.

7. Using the cord wrapping tool, carefully wrap the thermocouple and store securely in the bag.8. Roll up the enclosure and place into a protective bag for transportation. a) Flatten unit and pull top all the way over and fold to expose the white interior b) Using the duct as a guide, fold each side 1/3 way in c) Tightly roll like sleeping bag around duct d) Place bag over rolled enclosure and push both ends inside e) Roll bag over using knee and hold enclosure down to help zip

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3.0 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE1. Handle enclosure carefully to prevent tears or punctures.2. Be sure the enclosure is dry prior to storing in a protective bag.3. Keep extension cords clean. They are uniquely specified and are dedicated to this equipment

and should not be used for other applications. Do not use any extension cord for this system other than those provided.

9. Perform 24 hour follow up treatment in the infested room and adjacent rooms per the Bed Bug Quick Reference Guide. Apply residual insecticide to items that have been heat treated, per the label and Quick Reference Guide. After treatment is completed the items and rooms can be used by the customer once the product has dried (4-6 hours).

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4.0 TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION

Enclosures zipper will not engage teeth resulting in gap or non-closure.

1. Zipper sliders have expanded. 1. Crimp zipper slider with pliers.2. Take to local canvas shop for repair

Heater does not turn on 1. Heater is not plugged in 1. Plug heater in

Building circuit breaker trips 1. Both power cords of heater are plugged into same circuit

2. Other appliances at the account are plugged into the same circuits as the heater

1. Talk to facilities manager to identify separate circuits.

2. Talk to facilities managers and have appliances removed from circuit.

Heater does not start 1. Heater has not been started2. Heater circuit breaker is open

1. Push START soft key2. Flip heater circuit breaker and press START

soft key

Control Panel is not on 1. Heater circuit breaker is open2. Building circuit breaker tripped

1. Flip heater circuit breaker and press START soft key

2. Talk to facilities manager to identify separate circuits and make sure other appliances are removed from circuit

Enclosure does not inflate 1. Fresh air inlet damper was not opened2. Re-circulated air duct damper is open.3. Enclosure is not zipped / Velcro closed4. Heater circuit breaker tripped5. Building circuit breaker tripped

1. Open fresh air inlet and inflate enclosure2. Close re-circulated air duct damper3. Ensure enclosure zipper is closed and

Velcro is sealed4. Flip heater circuit breaker and press START

soft key5. Talk to facilities manager to identify

separate circuits and make sure other appliances are removed from circuit

Enclosure does not stay inflated 1. Need additional air to keep enclosure inflated

2. Corner poles not used properly

1. Open Fresh air inlet damper to provide additional air to maintain enclosure inflation

2. Install corner poles and extend fully

Error Message: Heater Failed to Reach Setpoint!

1. Room temperature below 75°F (44°C)2. Damaged thermocouple or exposed

thermocouple wires3. Zipper not closed all the way4. Recirculation line is blocked causing poor

circulation5. Recirculation damper is not open6. Fresh air inlet damper is open 7. Articles inside of the bubble collapsed8. Enclosure fan was not plugged in or turned on9. Articles stand not used10. Too many articles inside of the enclosure11. Small access door is open and letting hot

air out12. Heater is not plugged in13. Heater circuit breaker is not in closed state

1. Ensure heat is on and AC is off to maintain a room temperature of above (same temperatures from cause column)

2. Replace thermocouple by ordering Part #6586

3. Close zipper4. Reorient the articles inside of the enclosure5. Open the recirculation damper6. Close fresh air inlet damper7. Reorient the articles inside of the enclosure8. Plug in cord or turn enclosure fan on9. Use article stands10. Remove articles from the enclosure11. Close small access door12. Plug all line cords of the heater in13. Flip heater circuit breaker

Current temperature is below set point temperature by more than 3° F

1. Articles not set up correctly2. Fresh air damper is open3. Articles have collapsed4. Article stands not used5. Zipper is open6. Access door is open7. Too many articles are inside the enclosure8. Enclosure circulation fan is not running9. Recirculation line is blocked10. Heater outlet is blocked11. Enclosure is not inflated12. Air conditioner is on in the room

1. Reorient articles2. Close fresh air damper3. Reorient articles4. Use article stands5. Close zipper6. Close access door7. Remove articles8. Turn on enclosure circulation fan9. Reorient articles10. Reorient articles11. Reorient articles12. Turn off air conditioner

Error Message: Heater Over Temp! Check Airflow and Restart

1. Articles blocking the outlet of the heater (inlet of the enclosure) causing poor circulation

2. Enclosure sleeve not pulled all the way over duct elbow and cinched down

3. Recirculation damper closed

1. Reorient the articles inside of the enclosure2. Pull enclosure sleeve all the way over elbow

and cinch down tight3. Open the recirculation damper

Call Pest Elimination Technical Service at 1-800-510-7378 with any troubleshooting questions.

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5.0 SERVICE PROCEDURES

There are no user serviceable components with the heater unit or insulated enclosure. Call Pest Elimination Technical Service at 1-800-510-7378 if equipment is not working.

6.0 PARTS

PART PEST P/N

Insulated Enclosure (1) 6570

Enclosed Heat Support Stand Kit, Complete 6571

Enclosed Heat Support Stand, Base 6572

Enclosed Heat Support Stand, Base Connector 6573

Enclosed Heat Support Stand, Long Upright 6574

Enclosed Heat Support Stand, Short Upright 6575

Heater Assembly 6576

Hot Air Elbow Duct 6577

Return Air Duct w/Damper 6578

Fresh Air Inlet Cover 6579

Fresh Air Inlet Cover Thumb Screw 6580

Extendable Pole for Enclosure Corners 6581

Enclosure Duffel Bag 6582

Equipment Duffel Bag 6583

Enclosure Repair Tear Kit 6584

Extension Cord – 50 foot, SJTW, 12 AWG 6585

16 Ft. Thermocouple Wire 6586

Floor Fan 6587

Hand Truck 6588

Duct Quick Clamp 6644

Thermocouple Wrapping Tool 6645

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7.0 APPENDIX

Fan

Thermocouple Wire &Floor Fan Extension Cord

Treated Items: Mattresses, Box Springs, etc.

Heater Unit

Recirculated Air

Heated Air Supply

Thermocouple

Velcro™ Strap

Complete system set-up diagram (top view)

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CONTROL PANEL DISPLAY SCENARIOS

1. Splash Screen – Appears for 5 seconds when controller is first turned on, displays revision level (1.03 or greater) of program installed on system.

2. Password Screen – To access Start Menu, press Enter, then press F7-F3-F7-F8 (PEST), then press Enter.

3. Start Menu – To start heat treatment, press top left soft key next to “START”.

4. Circuit Test – System automatically checks system for two minutes after START soft key has been pressed.

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5. ERROR Increase Room Temperature – Displays if room temperature is not above 75°F

6. ERROR Connect Fan – Displays if floor fan in enclosure is not plugged into socket on heater unit or fan is not turned on.

7. ERROR Connect Thermocouple – Displays if thermocouple wire is not plugged into thermocouple socket on heater unit.

8. ERROR – Connect Both Power Cords – Displays if power cord is not fully plugged into an outlet.

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9. Ramp Up – System is in process of increasing heat at a rate of 10° F per hour (1° F per six minutes). Set point displays target temperature for each six-minute interval. Current Temp is actual thermocouple reading. Total time is the elapsed time since START soft key was pressed. Ramp Up time is the elapsed time for the Ramp Up cycle.

10. Saturate - System is in process of maintaining heat at lethal temperature for ~ four hours. Set point temperature will read 123° F. Current Temp is actual thermocouple reading. Saturate time displays total elapsed time temperature is at or above lethal temperature.

11. Ramp Down – System is in process of decreasingheat at a rate of 10° F per hour (1° F per six minutes). Set point displays target temperature for each six-minute interval. Current Temp is actual thermocouple reading. Total time is elapsed time since START soft key was pressed. Ramp Dn is the elapsed time for the Ramp down cycle (after saturation cycle has been completed).

12. Paused – Screen displays if treatment is paused when operator presses F2 soft key. Pressing F2 stops heaters and pauses all time counters. To resume treatment press F3. If paused for more than 5 minutes, the system may have cooled down and will require restarting. Press F1 to reset and press soft key next to “START” to restart the treatment.

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13. Heater Over Temp – Displayed if Heater Unit gets too warm. Check airflow in and out of heater unit and press F1 soft key to restart system.

14. PROGRAM COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY – Displayed when system has completed Ramp Up, Saturation and Ramp Down cycles. Treated articles have been successfully treated.

15. HEATER FAILED TO REACH SETPOINT – Displayed when system fails to reach lethal temperatures after 16 hours of Ramp Up cycle. Check set up per troubleshooting guide.

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SUPPORT STAND SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS

See next page for step by step support stand set-up instructions.

Support stand kit contains: Final Set-Up

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Long Upright X 8

Short Upright X 2

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SUPPORT STAND SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS

1. Place two support stand bases on the floor of the enclosure. Use 1 long upright as spacer.

3. Insert another long upright in each support stand base. Place the remaining support stand bases and attach the base connector to each support stand base. Insert the short uprights into the base connector. Lean mattresses on the second set of uprights.

2. Place one long upright in each of the support stand bases. Lean box spring onto the installed uprights.

4. Lean a mattress on third set of installed uprights.

6. The support stand kit can hold up to 4 mattress and boxspring items.

5. Insert last tall uprights into final base slots. Note: Remove upright used as a spacer and place in base to hold final box spring.