Cleaning The Suction Hoses; Cleaning Connection Cables; Admissible Disinfectants; Non-Admissible Detergents - mbnet Engineering ergo vac Operating Manual

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7.2.3

Cleaning the Suction Hoses

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES pull on the suction hoses during cleaning (risk of breaking the
cable)!
You MUST also instruct your temporary staff and the responsible cleaning staff on this matter!
Do not vacuum up any water into the suction hoses with the cleaning mode
7.2.4

Cleaning Connection Cables

1 Check the cable before cleaning for any damage. Gently bend all the parts of the cable.
Inspect the cable insulation for cracks, damage or extreme wear, exposed wires and
bent connectors.
2 Wipe the equipment with a cloth slightly moistened (not wet) with one of the approved
cleaning solutions; the approved cleaning solutions are listed below.
3 Hold the cable with the cloth in the middle of the cable; wipe 20 cm of the cable at a
time with the cloth until the entire cable is clean. Never clean the cable along its entire
length at once as this can lead to damage to the cable insulation.
4 Thoroughly wipe off any excess cleaning solution. Do not let the cleaning solution run
into or accumulate in connector openings, switches, or gaps. If liquid still reaches the
connector openings, dry them with hot air.
7.2.5 Admissible Detergents
50% isopropanol (Isopropyl alcohol)
neutral, mild detergent (for example: "SaniCloth
"mikrozid universal wipers
all products designed for cleaning plastic.
7.2.6

Non-admissible Detergents

Never use products containing the following:
Ethyl alcohol
Acetone
Hexane
Abrasive cleaning powder
Plastic-dissolving products
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