Optimizing Your Cleaner; Tanks; Temperature - Branson 1510 Operator's Manual

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Tanks
Cbrnirg - dleck the tank lor contiamrnation whenever l/'ou change
solution lf necessary, remove contaminanls w h a nonabrasNe cloth
€rrdtlrng - ah,va)E unplug the cl€ansr before emptying the tank. Empty
tho solution into a waste disposal unit.
Frrn g - always unplug the line cord betore filling the tank. Fill the
cleaner to the operating level (one inch from the top with beaker/tray in
place) using warm tap waler.
to' sorrrlior ,evd - ffll cause the cleaner to fail. When you €move
rE vy d h.r&y ioads trqn the cleaner. lhe solution level may drop below
tr Ad-ilrrg led It so be sure lo r€plac.e losl solution and dsgas, if
ioc6sty. deperld€ or1 ttle amount used.
Overroad - do rEa rlat ary (ems on lhe tank bottom. Weight on th€ tank
bottom dampe.E sarrd dr6.gy and will cause damago to the tranaducer
Instead. use a tay ando. b€aker positioning cover to support allilen9.
Allow at least one inch belwe€n lhe lank bottom and the beaker or
receotacle for adeauate cavitation.
Coye.s - allow lhe cleaner lo heat up fasler, to a highor tgmperaturo, and
avoid €xcessive liquid evaporalron. Holvever. obstrucling th€ cov€r venls
wrll cause the cleaner to overheal
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- the heater may cause some dscoro.-aDon of the tank wall. This
6 rb.mal and will not affecl the perforrn&
oa tE un{
sorrrdoa - the lastesl melhod lo heal rlou €€r 6 lo llll wilh warm
solution, uss heat. ultrasonics (which abo &
heat). and a covor.
Approrimate stabilization temp€ratures rror Llraso.rics and hoat running
continuously:
MTH/DTH cleaner wilhoul a cover 5C
MTH/DTH cleaner wilh a cover 6v
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