Monthly Checks; Fault Finding & Troubleshooting; Safety - RS Pro 213-5185 Mode D'emploi

Monthly Checks

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Periodic Verification of the Cleaners functionality may be necessary to ensure it is operating
correctly (This will be more specific to certain industries such as Medical / Dental ) these tests
are generally monthly and tend to be a comparative test based on the previous month's test
results where you are looking for changes in cleaning results.
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This can be conducted using calibrated sample synthetic test pieces produced to mimic
blood or tissue you would find on medical instruments or by performing a foil test, on larger
tanks the tank is usually sectioned to ensure all zones of the bath are meeting the required
cleaning level.
Fault Finding and Troubleshooting
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The heating circuit uses 1000W heater pads, the number of pads used depends on the
Heating power rating of the unit, in clear solutions it can be seen that the heating elements
create small currents of movement in the water and bubbles on the inside of the bath next
to the heater pads, this can be a good way of verifying that all the heater pads are working
should you experience delays in heat-up times.
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Never change a fuse for a higher rated value.
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Technical support and spares are available if you contact us directly, we also offer a
chargeable repair service if you wish to return the Ultrasonic cleaner to us.

Safety

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Heated fluids and objects being cleaned are a potential scold risk, appropriate PPE is
advised.
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Wearing Ear protection may be necessary whilst operating the ultrasonic cleaner.
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Do not place hands or fingers in the bath. Contact exposure to ultrasonic cavitation is
suspected to cause living tissue and bone damage.
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Never touch switches, connections or leads with wet hands!
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Always ensure mains supplies are isolated before connecting or disconnecting leads.
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Always allow fluids to cool before draining the bath to reduce the risk of scalding.
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