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• Encore models have filters located in the front grill and require no tool to replace the Potassium
Permanganate filters.
3.2 Decommissioning the Unit
3.2.1 Decontaminate the unit.
• Decontaminate the workstation per your standard processes.
• Determine if drainage from the unit is classified as a biohazard. This will depend on your local ordinances.
• The disposal unit, the drain line, and P-trap may contain fluids when disconnected.
3.3 How to Store the Product
3.3.1 Storage in place
• Adjust the elevation to its lowest position for long-term storage.
• Turn off the water supply to the unit. Open and drain all lines including hand spray.
o If the temperature drops below freezing it is advisable to pour RV antifreeze down the drain lines,
especially the disposal unit.
• Disconnect the ventilation ducts and tape off the opening to prevent dust and debris from entering.
• Disconnect power to the unit.
• Wipe WD40 on all stainless surfaces to protect from transfer rust.
• Cover or drape the unit with a tarp.
3.3.2 Storage on a skid
• Follow the steps in 3.3.1 to prep the unit.
• Lift the unit one end at a time and walk the station side to side onto a skid.
• Strap the unit down across the worksurface and pull it down towards the skid. Be sure to put padding on the
edges of the work surface where the straps contact the sheet metal.
3.4 Disposal and Recycling
Disposal of the unit is ultimately up to local codes and guidelines. The following section breaks down the materials of
construction for recycling purposes.
3.4.1 Stainless Steel
• The Hood is made entirely of 304 stainless steel. Remove all electronics and recycle them appropriately.
• The worksurface is also 304 stainless steel.
o Remove the faucets and fixtures as these are typically chrome-plated brass in construction.
• The lower skirting is 304 stainless steel along with the frame cross connectors.
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