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User Manual MicroDispensing Systems MDS 3010A-FD and MDS 3020A-FD
User Manual MicroDispensing Systems MDS 3010A-FD and MDS 3020A-FD
VTK-TS-MA-032 Revision D 53
9. Cleaning
9.1. Common details
Vermes MicroDispensing Valves are cleaned before mounting and shipping and undergo a functional test
before being dispatched.
Attention!!!
Never use wire brushes or machines that cause a surface abrasion. Unsuitable cleaning fluids may
damage the valve.
Before using extremely aggressive cleaning liquids or solvents check that all fluid contacting parts are
resistant to them. Additionally you can order a resistance list at:
Vermes Microdispensing
Palnkamer Straße 18-20
D-83624 Otterfing near Munich
You can reach us all year round from Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tel: +49 8024 644-0/26
Fax: +49 8024 644-19
support@vermes.com
www.vermes.de
Or at all our agencies and partners abroad.
After demounting the nozzle unit it has to be tested for pollution and cleaned if necessary, before a
remounting is carried out. Before mounting the nozzle unit make sure that the valve seat and the tappet
top are free from any contamination that may cause damages to the sealing of the valve seat.
After cleaning, you have to inspect O-ring sealings and exchange them if necessary.
9.2. Cleaning methods
For the cleaning of the MicroDispensing Valve (especially for the fluid contacting parts) Vermes
MicroDispensing recommends the Cleaning Tool Kit (order no. 1010320). This consists out of
Fluid box cleaners
(Order no. 1010090)
Cleaning rods
(Order no. 1010313)
Fluid box brushes
(Order no. 1010314)
Table 9: Cleaning Tool Kit
For pre-cleaning purposes, remove the dispensing fluid, connect the MicroDispensing System to an empty
and clean cartridge and push the residues of dispensing fluid with pressurized air through the system.

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