GILES FSH-6, Operation & Service Manual

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Model: FSH − 6 Operation & Filter Maintenance
When handling & cleaning the cell, take care not to bend collection fins or break the fine
ionizer wires that are stretched across the cell face. Bent fins & broken or missing wires can
prevent the electronic collection system from performing properly. System faults and alarms will occur that can
potentially interrupt cooking appliance operation.
Damage from abusive handling and/or improper maintenance may not be covered by the factory warranty.
Fin
Ionizer Wire
(9) required
4.04.2 E.A.C. Collector Cell Cleaning − continued
1. Remove collector cells from hood (see Section 4.02.6 ) and lay on a
drain board, or other suitable surface.
2. Hold can at an appropriate distance & spray Simple Green®
Crystal Foaming Degreaser onto cell, completely covering all
surfaces ... collection fins, contact plate, brass fittings &
inside corners of the frame. Turn cell over and apply cleaner
to the other side in like manner, ensuring that both sides of
all collector fins are completely covered with foam.
3. Allow foam to soak for 5 to 10 minutes . In cases of extreme
build ­ up, a second application may be required after rinsing.
4. Carefully move cells to sink and rinse thoroughly, using hot water spray. Rinse ONLY, DO NOT
scrub with brushes.
5. Stand cells upright on end on a drain board, w/contact plate up ... allow to drain and air dry
overnight. Cells must be completely dry before being replaced in hood.
If desired, a small electric fan blowing across the cell can help expedite drying.
6. Before replacing cells in the hood, inspect for broken/missing ionizer wires and bent fins.
Broken or missing wires need to be replaced promptly. Bent fins may be straightened by
hand so that no fins are touching adjacent ones.
IMPORTANT! ONLY Simple Green® Crystal Foaming Cleaner/Degreaser is recommended by
GILES for cleaning cells in this manner. Other cleaners can contain corrosive ingredients that may damage the
metal and cause the cell to fail or not perform properly. Such damages are not covered by the factory warranty.
A. Preferred Cleaning Method − Spray Cleaner
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