Cleaning; Standard Cleaning; Preparations For Cleaning; Cleaning Process - CAPP FORTE User Manual

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3. CLEANING

3.1. Standard Cleaning
The instrument must be cleaned immediately in the
following cases:
· the piston is difficult to move
· change of reagents
· after lengthy periods of non-use
· before any maintenance and repair work
· before sterilisation
3.1.1. Preparations for Cleaning
Wear eye protection, protective clothing and protective
gloves. Avoid splashing of reagent.
1. Place the screwed-on instrument together with the bottle
in a washbasin.
2. Move the lever (12) to the Return setting ( ).
3. Empty the piston by pressing it down.
4. Unscrew the instrument from the bottle. Then pull out
the instrument until the intake tube (11) is no longer
immersed in the liquid.
5. Carefully tap the intake tube against the inside of the
bottle until the reagent has drained out of the intake
tube.
6. Lift the instrument off the bottle.
7. Set the lever (12) to Dispense (q).
8. Hold the discharge tube above the bottle opening and
return any remaining reagent to the bottle.
IMPORTANT! During cleaning or bottle change, reagent is
still present in the discharge tube even in the Return setting;
after emptying the piston, set the lever (12) to Dispensing
(q) so that the discharge tube can be emptied.
WARNING: Avoid injuries due to chemicals! The instrument,
intake tube and discharge tube may still contain reagents,
so never point the opening towards the body! Wear eye
protection, protective clothing and protective gloves.
3.1.2. Cleaning Process
1. I mmerse the intake tube in a suitable cleaning solution.
Clean it by repeated dispensing of the maximum
volume.
2. Move the lever (12) to the Return setting ( ) and also
rinse out the return duct.
3. Use a pure solvent (e.g. distilled water or acetone)
for repeated further dispensing.
4. T ake the intake tube out of the solution and empty it
by pumping several times.
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3.2. Intensive Cleaning

3.2.1. Disassembly

Before disassembling the instrument, carry out standard
cleaning! Wear eye protection, protective clothing and
protective gloves. Avoid splashing of reagent.
1. Move the lever (12) to the Return setting ( ) and then
detach it in the upward direction.
2. Pull out the discharge tube (15).
3. Pull out the discharge valve (14).
4. The adjusting cap (1), piston bearing (2) and piston (5)
can be completely removed by unscrewing (2).
5. Apply the tool (17) to the stop ring and unscrew the latter
from the protective sleeve.
6. Pull off the outer sleeve (3) in the upward direction.
7. Unscrew the intake valve using the tool (17).
CAUTION! Ball might drop out.
Use soft brushes and suitable cleaning agents to clean the
instrument. Then reassemble the instrument in the reverse
order. Ensure that the actively sealing piston is not damaged.
Set the adjusting cap so that the raised bar of the cap is
aligned with the raised bar of the piston bearing.
Check the operation and tightness of the instrument.
WARNING: Never use force to disassemble and
reassemble the instrument!

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