DAKEWE HP300 Plus - 9.2 Regular Rinse

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Dakewe (Shenzhen) Medical Equipment Co., Ltd
Do not use organic solvents to wipe the paint surface, warning labels and touch screen.
In order to avoid scratching the surface of the instrument, use only the paraffin cleaning
spatula provided with the instrument for cleaning. Do not use any metal tools.
9.2 Regular Rinse
9.2.1 Daily Cleaning and Maintenance
9.2.1.1 Cleaning the outside of the instrument
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Clean the entire housing, including the instrument exterior, monitor,
dehydration cylinder lid, marble workbench, reagent compartment’s glass
door, paraffin case door and interior. Using a lint-free cloth soaked in
detergent.
9.2.1.2 Cleaning the dehydration cylinder lid
 Use a piece of lint-free cloth to wipe the inner wall of the dehydration cylinder
lid. Since the inner wall of the cylinder lid is coated with Teflon coating, the
paraffin adhered to it can be easily wiped off. Do not use a paraffin spatula or
other hard tools to remove the paraffin, so as to prevent Teflon coating from
being destroyed.
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Use a piece of lint-free cloth to wipe the surface of the seal ring on the inner
wall of the cylinder lid. During wiping, avoid causing scratches and damages
to the surface of the seal ring.
9.2.1.3 Cleaning the dehydration cylinder and sealing ring
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Use a piece of lint-free cloth moistened with xylene or alcohol or detergent to
wipe the inner wall of the dehydration cylinder;
 Use a cotton swab moistened with xylene or alcohol or detergent to wipe the
outer surfaces of the 3 liquid level sensors on the inner wall of the dehydration
cylinder;
 Rotate the fixed knob on the strainer at the bottom of the dehydration cylinder
counterclockwise. Remove the filter. Use a piece of lint-free cloth moistened
with xylene or alcohol or detergent for wiping.
9.2.2 Weekly Cleaning and Maintenance
9.2.2.1 Cleaning the paraffin case
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Open the paraffin case door. Use a paraffin spatula to remove paraffin from
the metal sheet surface of the interior of the paraffin case door. Wipe the
surface of the metal sheet with a piece of lint-free cloth moistened with
xylene.
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Use a paraffin spatula to remove the paraffin remaining on the shaft of the