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▶ Warnings & Cautions

▶ What is the Ultrasonic Cleaning?

▶ Name and Function of each Part

▶ Operating Method

▶ Cleaning Methods

▶ Optimum Condition for the best results

▶ Cleaning Solutions

▶ Troubleshooting Guide

▶ Specifications

▶ Warranty & Service

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Summary of Contents for POWERSONIC 605

Page 1: ...Model POWERSONIC 605 610 620 HWASHIN ULTRASONIC CLEANER INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...Ultrasonic Cleaning Name and Function of each Part Operating Method Cleaning Methods Optimum Condition for the best results Cleaning Solutions Troubleshooting Guide Specifications Warranty Service 3 8 9 10 10 11 11 12 13 13 CONTENTS ...

Page 3: ...ese warnings Failure to follow these warnings may result in serious personal injury or property damage Never disassemble your cleaner High voltage inside of the cleaner is dangerous Unplug from the power source before filling or emptying the bath Never operate the cleaner without proper grounding Warnings ...

Page 4: ...ntrol panel and the area around the cleaner clean and dry Water and high voltage can cause electrical shock Never use alcohol gasoline or flammable solutions Doing so could cause a fire or explosion and will void your warranty Never use solvents use only water based solutions ...

Page 5: ...damage the bath Never operate the cleaner with a unvented cover Never place your fingers or hands into the bath while the cleaner is operating Doing so may cause discomfort and electrical shock Never touch the stainless steel bath or cleaning solution They may be hot ...

Page 6: ...6 Warnings Cautions Warnings Never allow fluid temperature to exceed 70 Never use solutions containing chlorine bleach ...

Page 7: ... parts or containers directly on the bottom of the cleaning bath Use a tray or wire to suspend items Failure to comply may cause transducer damage and will void warranty Never allow the solution to drop more than 1Cm below the operating line with heat or ultrasonic on Failure to comply may cause transducer and or heater damage ...

Page 8: ...low pressure stage millions of bubbles form and grow This process is called Cavitation During the high pressure stage the bubbles collapse or implode releasing enormous amounts of energy They work in all directions attack every surface and invade all recesses and openings Applications Surgical and dental instruments Intricate lab glassware Scientific instruments and components Metal parts and asse...

Page 9: ...e current solution temperature SONIC VOL To set the strength of ultrasonic wave 3 steps 01 02 03 DEGAS To set the degassing time allows timer to be set from 1 to 10 minutes but the first degassing time is set for 5 minutes SWEEP To set the sweep function 3 levels 01 02 03 POWER Press to activate deactivate power to the cleaner MODE Select each function indicator UP To heighten time temperature ult...

Page 10: ... If the temp set is higher than the current temp of solution in the bath the heater is on and if lower it is automatically off 14 After inputting all parameters press START button to run the unit 15 When the cleaning is done press STOP button and POWER button in sequence 16 If necessary rinse cleaned items with clean water and dry There are two methods of cleaning direct and indirect Each has adva...

Page 11: ... the bath for contamination whenever you change solution If necessary remove contaminants with a nonabrasive cloth and water Cover Allow the cleaner to heat up faster to a high temperature and avoid excessive liquid evaporation However obstructing the cover vents will cause the cleaner to overheat Load Size It is faster and more efficient to run several small loads rather than a few big loads Corr...

Page 12: ...lectrical outlet 2 Press power button on 3 Call nearest service center 4 Replace new fuse located on back of the unit fuse box Unit operates but does not heat solution Faulty heater elements Call nearest service center Unit operates but time temp display does not function Faulty time temp elements Call nearest service center Decreased ultrasonic activity 1 Solution is spent or dirty 2 Solution lev...

Page 13: ... H275mm Tray Dimensions W240 x D120 x H100mm W250 x D200 x H100mm W440 x D250 x H100mm Required Power 350 watt 400 Watt 700 watt Net Weight 6 1 kg 7 3 Kg 11 8 kg Voltage Available from 100 to 240V 50 60Hz Accessory Lid Power Cable Hose 1m Instruction Manual Hwashin ultrasonic cleaners when used in accordance with manufacturer s instructions and under normal use are guaranteed for one year after da...

Page 14: ...estions in the Troubleshooting Guide If you find that your cleaner needs repair return it to our service center Do not disassemble it High voltage inside the cleaner is dangerous Carefully pack and send your cleaner to a service center with all transportation charges prepaid Warning You will void warranty if you disassemble your cleaner High voltage inside the cleaner is dangerous Service ...

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Page 16: ... 81 gil Gangnam gu Seoul 06237 Korea Tel 82 2 3450 5605 Fax 82 2 3450 5700 Factory 680 9 Poeun daero Gwangju si Gyeonggi do 12779 Korea Tel 82 31 765 2530 Fax 82 31 765 2540 Website www hwashintech co kr E mail tech hwashin net ...

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