REUTER EP-01-017, Operating Instructions Manual

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SuperCleanox Operating instructions
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14 Accessories ........................................................................................................ 26
14.1 Teflon handle with cable and plug ................................................................... 26
14.2 Earth clip with cable and plug .......................................................................... 27
14.3 Carbon fibre brush XL ....................................................................................... 27
14.4 Assembly carbon fibre brush XL / Teflon handle ........................................... 28
14.4.1 Adjusting the Teflon sliding sheath ................................................................ 28
14.5 Cables and plugs ............................................................................................... 29
14.5.1 1.5mm² cables with 4mm safety plugs .......................................................... 29
14.6 Marking stamp ................................................................................................... 29
14.7 Cleaningstamp ................................................................................................. 29
14.8 Carbon electrode ............................................................................................... 30
14.8.1 90° for marking/labelling .................................................................................. 30
14.8.2 60° for cleaning and polishing ........................................................................ 30
14.9 Surface cleaner (optional for SuperCleanox VI HD) ..................................... 30
14.10 Felts..................................................................................................................... 31
14.10.1 White ................................................................................................................ 31
14.10.2 Yellow .............................................................................................................. 31
14.11 Electrolyte ......................................................................................................... 32
14.11.1 Fill into wide-mouth containers ..................................................................... 32
14.11.2 Information concerning non-toxicity .............................................................. 33
14.11.3 Information concerning the scope of delivery .............................................. 33
14.12 Templates ............................................................................................ 33
15 Initial operation ..................................................................................... 34
15.1 Connection ........................................................................................... 34
15.1.1 Mains connection ................................................................................. 34
15.1.2 Connecting the Teflon handle with carbon fibre brush ........................... 34
15.2 Connect and lock the high-current plugs ................................................ 35
15.3 Release high-current plug and remove .................................................. 35
15.4 Connecting the marking / cleaning stamp ............................................... 35
15.4.1 Changing the marking felt .................................................................... 36
16 Working with the "SuperCleanox" ................................................................... 37
16.1 Cleaning / polishing with the carbon fibre brush ............................................ 37
16.1.1 Preparation ....................................................................................................... 37
16.2 Workflow, cleaning with carbon fibre brush .................................................... 38
16.2.1 Workflow, strong cleaning with carbon fibre brush ...................................... 40
16.3 Workflow, polishing with carbon fibre brush ................................................... 41
16.3.1 Workflow, strong polishing with carbon fibre brush ...................................... 42
16.4 Cleaning / polishing with carbon electrode ..................................................... 44
16.4.1 Preparation ........................................................................................................ 44
16.4.2 Workflow, cleaning with carbon electrode .................................................... 44
16.5 Workflow, polishing with carbon electrode ..................................................... 46
16.6 Tips for cleaning with carbon fibre brush / carbon electrode ........................ 47
16.7 Tips for polishing with carbon fibre brush / carbon electrode ....................... 48
16.8 Marking/Labelling .............................................................................................. 49
16.8.1 Preparation ....................................................................................................... 49
16.8.2 Workflow dark marking ................................................................................... 50
16.8.3 Workflow, light marking ................................................................................... 52
16.9 Tips for optimal marking / labelling .................................................................. 53
17 Possible faults and their remedies ...................................................... 54
18 Technical Data .................................................................................... 55
19 Clean container, handles and workplace ............................................ 55
20 Maintenance ....................................................................................... 56
20.1 Inspection and maintenance schedule ............................................... 56
21 Disposal .............................................................................................. 57
21.1 Disposal of contaminated electrolytes ................................................ 57
21.2 Disposal of electronic waste ............................................................... 57