Marineland SMALL ANIMAL, Operating Manual

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OPERATION (SLIDE OUT DRAWERS) cont.
Removable Enclosures.
The enclosures are available with removable
dividers to accommodate your merchandising
needs.
Each Enclosure on the Small Animal Display System Each Enclosure on the Small Animal Display System
slide out and are removable for cleaning purposes.
After sliding out a drawer you can pick up the
enclosure above the door I.D. Tag/Handle.
Gently pull the enclosure towards you and slide it until you can grab the enclosure securely
with two hands for better support (see picture) Use assistance to remove or replace with two hands for better support (see picture). Use assistance to remove or replace
enclosure. When cleaning, the enclosures have minimal corners for easier maintenance and
better hygiene. The enclosures are also vented on top and on the back for superior
ventilation.
Remember to use the recommended substrate for the Small Animal within the enclosure. Add
the appropriate amount per the tank dimensions. Most substrates have an amount
recommendation on the product.
Note: It’s recommended that enclosures containing a large
amount of substrate, be cleaned within the small animal
unit. If you decide to remove and carry the enclosure away
from the Small Animal unit. Handle the enclosure securely to
id id t d If il bl i t
Service carts will help moving
enclosures (example).
Enclosure Maintenance
avoid an accident or damage. If available, use a service cart
to move enclosures for cleaning purposes or feeding of
species (see picture).
After removing substrate , bowls and other décor within the enclosure, use a damp cloth to
remove dirt and dust (a mild soap can be used if necessary). If needed a non toxic glass
cleaner can be used for the front glass of the enclosure.
*By removing all enclosures from a drawer, a damp cloth can also be used to remove dirt and
dust from within the drawer (use a mild soap if necessary, do not use abrasive pads or harsh
chemicals to clean).
DO NOT USE DAMP CLOTH ON ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS.
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