Sequence Of Manual Mode Operation; Cleaning The Debris Tray - Garner PD-4 Operation Manual

Sequence of Manual Mode Operation

1) Press the "Power Switch" to "ON".
2) Press and hold the "Size" button for three seconds or until the Green, Yellow and Blue lights illuminate
in a chasing sequence.
3) Open the door and place the Hard Drive(s) on the Support Rails.
4) Press the "Size" button once to lower the Destruction Wedge to level four, the uppermost level. Press
the "Size" button again to lower the Destruction Wedge to the next lower level and so on until the unit is
sized to the desired level for the destruction of the media in the chamber.
Notes:
a. The destruction wedge should be located just above the media before the "Destroy" button is
pushed. Open the door and remove the hard drive(s) when the Green lamp illuminates, indicating
the destruction process is complete.
b. The Yellow light will blink four times for level four, three times for level three and so on. A total
of four levels are available. After the Destruction Wedge reaches level one, the lowest level, the
next push of the "Size" button will return the Destruction Wedge to the Home position.
5) Press the "Destroy" button.

Cleaning the Debris Tray

Open the door and remove the Hard Drive(s) after the destruction wedge returns to the top position and the
motor stops.
As a safety precaution, do not open the door until the destruction wedge has returned to the top
position and the motor has stopped.
After the PD-4 destroys the Hard Drives, small fragments of the hard drive may be left on the Support
Rails and will be left in the Debris Tray. Sweep or vacuuming the fragments from the Support Rails
into Debris Tray located on the bottom of the Destruction Chamber in between the Support Rails of the
PD-4. When enough debris has accumulated, remove the Debris Tray and empty it. Place the
Debris Tray back in and resume the destruction process.
Note: Make sure that the Debris Tray is inserted all the way to the back of the chamber or the door will
not shut completely.
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