Miscea "Classic", Instruction Manual

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6. Cleaning and maintenance
6.2 Cleaning
• Clean the system with a soft, clean cloth, water and a mild cleaning product.
• To remove dirt or scale:
• Let white vinegar or all-purpose cleaner act on the system for a few minutes.
• Wash the system with plenty of water.
• Dry the system.
• Clean the water box and the soap box with a damp cloth.
In order to preserve the beauty of the high-quality surface, the following notes must be observed:
chrome, brushed stainless steel surface, chrome-matt and color-coated surfaces are sensitive to acid
and abrasive detergents and sponges.
If soiled or calcified, clean the fittings with soapy water or dilute a mild cleaning solution, rinse with clean
water and dry. Damage caused by improper handling is not covered by the miscea warranty.
To ensure hygienic operation of your miscea system, we recommend following the procedures set out
in the miscea Maintenance Manual. A copy of the maintenance manual can be found on the miscea
website at www.miscea.com. All the necessary cleaning tools and required parts are provided in the
miscea SystemCare Set and can be ordered from your local miscea representative.
6.3 Automatic spool cycle
The automatic spool function is designed to prevent clogging of the soap and disinfectant tubes and to
prevent the waterline from being infected by Legionella and other waterborne bacteria. The automatic
spool function will initiate after a minimum amount of time the soap or disinfectant has not been in use.
This has been set by default at 2 weeks.
If the soap or disinfectant has not been in use for 2 weeks, the system will perform the following steps on
the liquid that was last used 2 weeks ago:
• Step 1: The soap or disinfectant pump will operate for 30 seconds
• Step 2: Cold water flows for 60 seconds
Note: It is possible to change the frequency of the auto spool function for more frequent water flushing,
however it is not possible to change the frequency of the auto spool function for soap and disinfectant
flushing.
6.4 Replacing the pouch / bottle
Once the system does not dispense soap, lotion or disinfectant anymore, the pouch / bottle needs to be
replaced.
• Refer to fig. G / H for the correct installation of the pouch / bottle.