Honeywell F58F Owner's Manual page 11

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C le a n in g th e
p re filte rs
W a s h in g
th e c e lls
in y o u r
a u to m a tic
d is h w a s h e r
N O T E : Y o u m ay let the heating or air con di­
tioning sy s te m o p e ra te norm ally w hile
the cells are being w a s h e d . S im ply turn
V a c u u m the prefilter or brush, or s o a k it in a
not
tub. Do
o r c a r w a s h .
CAUTION
A
B u rn h a z a rd .
C a n c a u s e p e r s o n a l in ju ry .
A llow th e cells to cool com p le te ly in the
d is h w a sh e r at th e end of the w ash cycle or
w e a r protective gloves to avoid burns. Hot
w a te r can a c c u m u la te in th e tub es supporting
th e collector plates. Tip the cells so th e s e tubes
will drain.
IMPORTANT
Check your dishwasher owner's manual.
Some manufacturers do not recommend
washing electronic cells in their
dishwashers.
If the dishwasher has upper and lower
arms, position the cells carefully to allow
good water circulation.
Be careful to avoid damaging the cells
when placing them in the dishwasher.
Broken ionizer wires or bent collector
plates are not covered under the
warranty.
Very dirty cells, especially from tobacco or
cooking smoke, can discolor the plastic
parts and the lining of some dishwashers.
This discoloration is not harmful. To
minimize it, wash the cells more
frequently or try a different brand
of detergent.
Do NOT a llo w the dishw asher to run
through the d ry cycle
on any contaminants not removed
during the wash cycle and reduce air
cleaner efficiency.
off the air c le a n e r switch.
w ash the prefilter in the d ish w ash er
9
. This will bake
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