Dehn DEHNcare APHO Información Del Fabricante página 21

Cleaning and care prior to first-time use and between subsequent instances of use
The complete arc-fault-tested protective hood DEHNcare APHO must always be handled with care.
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Face shield APS HO
If the face shield APS HO (visor) is dirty, it must be cleaned with a moist (with warm tap wa-
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ter), lint-free cloth before and after use. In the case of heavy soiling, a (mild) soap may also be
used. Commercially available solvents or organic compounds are not allowed, because they could
weaken the surface and reduce the material tension.
Protective hood DEHNcare APHO (without face shield)
Prior to each instance of use, the protective hood DEHNcare APHO must be checked to ensure
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that it is in good condition and there is no mechanical damage or soiling on the surfaces.
Direct contact with water, oil, lubricants and cleaning agents should be avoided.
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In the event of mechanical damage (holes, tears, open seams, etc.) and/or heavy soiling (cleaning
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agent, oil and lubricant residues), the protective hood DEHNcare APHO should be withdrawn
from further use as a protective hood against thermal risks.
The leather and neoprene surfaces of the protective hood DEHNcare APHO must only be
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cleaned in a dry condition with a soft brush. Full cleaning of DEHNcare APHO protective hoods
in suds is not permitted.
Defective or soiled DEHNcare APHO protective hoods must be indicated by removing the serial
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label (by cutting it out).
The complete protective hood DEHNcare APHO must only be used in a clean and dry condition.
Transport and storage
Transport and storage of the protective hood DEHNcare APHO must be carried out in such a
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way that the performance characteristics are not impaired.
Ideally, the protective hood DEHNcare APHO will be transported in the storage bag provided
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for this purpose.
Store the DEHNcare APHO protective hoodsin closed spaces or vehicles in a suitable container.
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Storage temperature: +5°C to +30°C with a maximum relative humidity of <85%
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No direct sunlight or heat sources.
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Avoid pressure.
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