RINSING AND DRYING
• Wash your hands well and/or wear disposable latex
gloves.
• Remove from the sanitising tank all the components
which were previously disassembled, brushed and
immersed.
• Rinse them with plenty of cold drinking water, making
sure to remove all possible leftover sanitising solution.
• Place the rinsed components on a clean table and let
them dry in the air.
DO NOT use rags, sponges or anything else to dry the
components. Make sure no dust or other impurities
come into contact with the sanitised surfaces while
they are drying.
• Use the flexible shower head supplied with the
machine to rinse the fixed parts of the machine which
were treated with the sanitizer (tank, drain duct, etc.).
• When all the components are dry, put them back onto
the machine making sure the gaskets are in good
conditions.
SUBSTANCES THAT CAN DAMAGE OR DAMAGE STAINLESS STEEL (use with
caution)
Vinegar (vapors), hydrocyanic acid, oleic acid (subject to pitting), picric acid, fuming
sulfuric acid, sulfurous acid, stearic acid, Ethanol, Methanol, Acetic anhydride, bisulphate
of carbon, zinc chloride (subject to pitting) , sulfur chloride, ammonium phosphate, sodium
phosphate, calcium hydroxide, magnesium hydroxide, sodium perborate, sodium peroxide,
sodium silicate, ferrous sulfate, sodium sulfide (subject to pitting), trichlorethylene (subject
to pitting).
SUBSTANCES THAT DAMAGE corrode STAINLESS STEEL (not to ever use)
Hydrochloric acid, hydrofluoric acid, muriatic acid (commercial), sulfuric acid, sulfur
dioxide, chlorine bleach saturated (subject to pitting), Ferric Chloride (subject to pitting),
ferrous chloride, mercuric chloride (subject to pitting), nickel chloride (subject to pitting),
Gas chlorine, calcium
Hypochlorite (subject to pitting), sodium Hypochlorite, carbon tetrachloride
(subject to pitting).
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