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Cleaning Water Bucket Filters
Using Citric Acid
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Dissolve citric acid in water and soak the water bucket
filters in the solution for 30 minutes.
• Citric acid is a relatively strong acid. So you need to
wear rubber gloves when using it.
• Recommended: Use 30 g citric acid in 10 L water.
10L
60L
10L
2
Shake the water bucket filters to remove foreign
substances.
• If you cannot remove the foreign substances,
soak the water bucket filters in the citric acid solution
mentioned above for 1 to 2 hours. Or you may scrub the
water bucket filters with a cleaning brush to remove
the foreign substances.
3
Thoroughly rinse the filters with tap water to remove
any remaining citric acid.
4
If the filters are to be used immediately, shake off
excess water and reassemble. If storing the product
or not using it immediately, place the filters in a sunny
spot and allow to dry completely.
• If citric acid remains on the filter, it may cause sudsing or
• Use of neutral detergent may result in severe sudsing.
Assembling Water Bucket
30 g
(Recommended concentration
of citric acid: 0.3%)
After cleaning or filling the water bucket, reassemble it as
follows:
1
2
Caution
odor during operation.
For this reason, citric acid is preferred. (Citric acid can be
purchased from the market.)
Mount the water bucket filters in the water bucket.
• First place the side filter in the bucket, then the top
filter, aligning the arrow on the filter with the arrow
on the water bucket.
• If the filters do not mount easily in the bucket, lift
and realign them until they lower easily into place.
Use the handle to carefully lower the water bucket into
the body of the product.
• Make sure the bucket is aligned so that the contact
connectors on the body slide through the slot in the
top of the bucket.
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