Guidelines For Cleaning Returned Equipment - In-situ Level Troll 300 Operator's Manual

seCtion 1: introduCtion
If an instrument
returned for
servicing
shows evidence of
having been deployed
in a toxic or hazardous
environment, Customer
Service personnel will
require written proof of
decontamination before
they can service the unit.
TIP: Alconox
is
®
available from
In-Situ Inc.
(Catalog No. 29810).
Level trOll Operator's Manual

guidelines For Cleaning returned equiPment

Please help us protect the health and safety of our employees by cleaning
and decontaminating equipment that has been subjected to any potential
biological or health hazards, and labeling such equipment. Unfortunately,
we cannot service your equipment without such notification. Please
complete and sign the
that the equipment has been cleaned and decontaminated) and send it
along to us with each downhole instrument.
• We recommend a good cleaning solution, such as Alconox
glassware cleaning product available from In-Situ (Catalog No.
0029810) and laboratory supply houses.
• Clean all cabling. Remove all foreign matter.
• Clean cable connector(s) with a clean, dry cloth. Do not submerge.
• Clean the probe body—including the nose cone, cable head, and
protective caps. Remove all foreign matter.
If an instrument is returned to our Service Center for
repair or recalibration without a statement that it has been
cleaned and decontaminated, or in the opinion of our Service
Representatives presents a potential health or biological
hazard, we reserve the right to withhold service until proper
certification has been obtained.
form on page 13 (or a similar statement certifying
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