UltraSonic LLC. Model Ultra 6000FLT
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Push
Power OFF
button (all control lights should be OFF).
DISCONNECT UNIT FROM POWER SUPPLY.
Wait a minimum of 30 minutes before draining contaminated solution from the tanks
(this enables heating element to cool and prevent damage)
Drain both tanks,
NOTE:
Solution is hot and may be contaminated; protective
clothing and equipment should be used to prevent any exposure.
Remove and clean metal pre-filter located in rear tank.
Rinse the inside of the tanks with clean, clear water.
Wipe down the inside of tanks with a clean, soft cloth. Do not use any abrasive pads
or cleaners. These kinds of cleaners can scratch the tank surface and void warranty.
Wipe work and outside surfaces with a dry, clean, soft cloth.
When discarding contaminated solution and filters follow all local, state and
federal environmental and regulatory requirements.
Follow installation instructions listed earlier for refilling and start up procedures.
MAXIMIZING ULTRASONIC PERFORMANCE
Temperature - Temperature has a dramatic effect on the cleaning performance and
time needed to clean a part. The recommended temperature range is 140
F to 150
F.
Temperatures above can decrease the ultrasonic action. Consideration needs to be
given to the cleaning agent used when determining the proper temperature.
NOTE:
Always check the MSDS for the cleaning agent and note its boiling point or flash
point. Operation near or above the boiling point/flash point is hazardous and can
cause noxious fumes.
Cleaning Agent - Cleaning agents can enhance or decrease the performance of the
ultrasonic action and speed of cleaning. Always use UltraSonic LLC recommended
cleaning agents at their proper concentrations.
Degassing - Liquids containing air and dissolved gases can interfere with the
formation of cavitation bubbles necessary for ultrasonic cleaning. Follow the
procedure in the installation section to ensure liquid is ready for cleaning.
Part Exposure - In order for a surface to be cleaned, it must be exposed to the liquid.
