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5. operatinG instruction
The tub is filled with water – with or without cleaning concentrate – and the
power connector is connected with main source. After power switch is ON
cleaning time, ultrasound power and heating power can be adjusted by the
rotary switches. By moving the timer switch to the left the equipment can be set
for permanent operation. Permanent operation should be avoided because by
evaporation of the water the equipment may run dry and may be damaged. In
no case a permanent operation time of 4 hours must be exceeded.
The cleaning time to be adjusted depends on the contamination level of the
goods to be cleaned. If the adjusted cleaning time is terminated, the equipment
automatically stops the cleaning operation. If rotary switch is newly adjusted,
the equipment starts again to operate. For stopping equipment operation use
OFF switch. After termination of the cleaning operation remove cleaned goods
from equipment and rinse under running water in order to remove possibly still
adhered particles. After termination of a cleaning operation – or several clean-
ing operations – it is recommended – depending on the degree of contamina-
tion – to exchange the water (disconnect main source before exchange of
water). The tub shall be rinsed and dried by a cloth. Please make sure, that no
water can penetrate through the slots in the bottom of the equipment into the
equipment.
advise:
If equipment is filled with new water, please consider a reasonable time for the
outgazing of the water. We recommend an operation of the equipment with
water for a couple of minutes before you insert the goods for cleaning.
6.examples fort he cleaninG of GooDs with ultrasounD
• Eyeglasses, glass frames (please pay attention: Glasses must not be in
direct contact with the tub bottom).
• Gold and silver jewels, jewelery, emeralds, pearls
• Ink crayons, drawing instruments / - accessories
• Dentures
• Aircraft components, engine components, electrical boards,
ink cartridges, motor bike chaines, tools, carburators, etc.
• Precision parts, wheapon parts, i.e. magazines, bullet casings,
strikers, springs.
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