Cab Classification According to EN 15695-1 (When Applying Plant Protection Products and Liquid Fertilizers)

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Back, left side of the operator

Categories 1—4 are used for classification and specified on a label inside the cab.

Replace label if missing or damaged. See your John Deere dealer.

Category 1 - The cab does not offer any protection against substances which are harmful to health.
Category 2 - The cab offers protection against solid airborne particles such as dust, but not against aerosols and vapors.
Category 3 - The cab offers protection against dust and aerosols (liquid airborne substances such as spray), but not against vapors.
Category 4 - The cab offers protection against dust, aerosols, and vapors.

CAUTION: Before working in an environment containing hazardous substances, that is, when using pesticides, check whether the cab offers sufficient protection. Refer to the product data sheets of the spraying liquid manufacturer specifying the category required for the cab.

CAUTION: In case of category 3 and 4 cabs, find out whether the installed filters have been checked according to EN 15695-1:2009 and whether they are suitable for the chemical being used (refer to the manufacturer information) before working in an environment containing hazardous substances.

CAUTION: The cab air filters must be serviced as specified. See Section “Lubrication and Periodic Service” or “Service - As Required” and “Service - Once a Year” in this Operator's Manual.

CAUTION: Refer to product data sheets and product identification of the crop protection chemicals. These contain important information on how to avoid hazards.

The following requirements must be met to offer best protection:

1. All seals (on door, windows and roof) in good condition
2. Doors, windows, and roof closed
3. Grommets for cables in the cab sealed properly
4. Fan ON
5. Cab air filters must be in good condition.