Cleaning the Base and Top Shell
To clean the gauge base, use a putty knife to scrape away any
built-up accumulations of soil or asphalt.
After removing any large accumulations, wipe the gauge base
with a cloth soaked in an adhesive remover (such as
Goo Gone), then wipe with alcohol to remove the remaining
debris.
The keypad may be cleaned using a mild soap (such as 409
or Fantastic), followed by clean water.
The gauge’s top shell is manufactured from an engineering
thermoplastic designed specifically to provide high impact
strength and to offer excellent compatibility with many
industrial solvents and petro-chemicals. The top shell may be
cleaned with mild (low alkaline) soap and water.
Other approved cleaning substances include: methyl,
isopropyl, or isobutyl alcohols. A cloth dampened with
kerosene or diesel fuel may be used to remove heavy soils.
Avoid prolonged exposure and do not soak.
Be careful not to scrape or scratch the round sensor, as
damage to the sensor may cause erroneous readings.
Also be careful not to damage the gauge base.
The use of any unapproved cleaning agents such as
methyl-ethyl-ketones, amines, and methylene chloride
will damage the top shell and void the warranty.
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