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CHEMICAL EDUCTOR Liquid DuraPlacer DP18L / DP24L Page 52
Maintenance
CAUTION: Divert or stop all flow to
and from the Cleanload™ system
before performing any service or
maintenance procedures.
CAUTION: Always wear proper
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
when handling chemicals, including
gloves, eye protection, a respirator,
and safety shoes.
CAUTION: Always dispose of
chemicals and contaminated water in
accordance with national and local
laws and statutes.
General Cleaning
Ensure that the components of the
Cleanload are free of any chemical buildup
or residue, both inside and out. Failing to
properly clean the system could lead to
reduced performance and component life.
Be sure to thoroughly clean the eductor, ball
valves and hopper. Cycle the ball valves
open and close during rinsing to ensure they
are clean.
Daily Maintenance
Always flush the Cleanload™ with clean
freshwater after each day’s use, if switching
chemicals, or if the system is going to be
inactive for an extended period.
Inspect all components for excessive wear,
leaks, or any other damage prior to each use.
Careful inspection is required before using
the system after long periods of inactivity.
Yearly Maintenance
Your Cleanload™ will last longer and give its
best performance when properly taken care
of. Proper Cleanload™ care depends on the
fluid or chemical being used and when the
Cleanload™ will be used again.
At the end of the spraying season, flush the
Cleanload™ with a neutralizing solution for
the fluid/chemical just used. Follow with a
clean freshwater rinse. This is especially
important for corrosive chemicals. Drain
Cleanload™ thoroughly, open all drain plugs,
and plug all ports until Cleanload™ is used
again.
If the system is to be stored in below freezing
ambient temperature (0°C, 32°F), flush the
Cleanload™ system with once with clean
freshwater and then again with antifreeze at
a dilution rate specified by the antifreeze’s
manufacturer.