4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
• Place parts to be cleaned on the Parts Tray.
• Allow cleaning solution to fl ow completely over the part surface, wetting it
completely. Allow time for solution to soften any grease and debris then use a
suitable parts cleaning brush to remove stubborn deposits.
• Let excess solution drain from parts then remove from washer and rinse in
warm water.
• When done, turn pump to the off position, close lid and unplug unit.
5. MAINTENANCE
• Unplug unit and inspect the pump intake
grill after every hour of cleaning (Fig D).
Clean more often if removing excessively
heavy deposits of grease and
grit.
Important Note:
Failure to clean pump intake will result in
diminished fluid flow, cleaning effectiveness
and eventual pump motor failure.
• If it becomes apparent that the pump
intake grill requires cleaning more often, it
is likely that the cleaning solution needs to
be replaced and an accumulation of sediment
from the Tub bottom needs to be removed.
- Drain and pour drain cleaning solution into
Suitable containers and dispose of properly.
6.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
• If Fluid stops flowing or flows sporadically, the Pump may not be fully
submersed. The Pump must be fully under the fluid surface level to work properly
(Fig C).
• If pump intake cleaning does not restore pump performance, an accumulation
of dirt and grit may be present in the Flexible Metal “Gooseneck” Fluid Outlet
Tube.
- Unplug unit and remove Flexible Metal “Gooseneck” Fluid Outlet Tube and
check for obstructions lodged in tube and remove.
