Operating and maintenance
instructions
Stainless steel swimming pool
MB_S21-050
Page 12 of 17
Created: Steinbichler
Checked: Badger
Release: Veit
Changed: DR
Date: 05.03.2015
Date: 13.08.2019
Date: 13.08.2018
Date: 13.08.2019
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MB_S21-050
version: 1.8
Acidic cleaners
Acid (e.g. phosphoric acid, nitric acid,
amidosulfonic acid, citric acid, acid-
resistant surfactants, water, possibly
fragrances).
Hydrochloric acid
and/or
cleaning
agents containing hydrochloric acid
must not be used. Due to the non-porous
nature of the surface of the stainless
steel, a depth effect is not possible and
therefore not necessary.
Removes soiling such as
limescale deposits, rust deposits,
grease-bound pigment dirt, light
grease stains. Acidic cleaners
may only be disposed of in the
appropriate dilution (e.g. 1:3 for
nitric acid/water) in agreement
with the competent authority.
Disinfectant cleaner
Quaternary ammonium compounds (=
algicides) with added water (they act
as catonic surfactants and disinfect at
the same time) - aldehydes, surfactants
and water
Cleaners containing chlorine and/or
chloride, such as
sodium hypochlorite,
must not be used. Due to the non-
porous nature of the surface of the
stainless steel, a depth effect is not
possible and therefore not necessary.
Effect on pathogenic germs
varies - depending on the
disinfecting agent. When using
disinfectant cleaners of any
kind, agreement must be
reached with the responsible
authority (water authority,
person authorised to fish, etc.).
Cleaning agent for
high pressure cleaners
Alkaline, neutral or acidic agents (see
relevant section); depending on the
application, they are set to be low-
foaming or high-foaming.
High-foam products: foaming
prevents the detergent from
running down the wall, thus
prolonging its action time.
Agent for
simultaneous
cleaning and
preservation
These products contain care
components (e.g. hair waxes, plastics,
silicones) and cleansing substances.
The following types are mainly
distinguished:
- Solvent preservatives (contain care
components and organic solvents)
- Abrasion-free emulsions (contain care
components, surfactants, water and
organic solvents)
- Abrasive emulsions (contain care
components, surfactants, water,
organic solvents and soft polishing
agents).
Only recommended if minor
soiling must be removed.
Generally used for
components above the water
level such as diving boards and
handrails. Conservation
protects the stainless steel
surface from flash rust and
other damaging foreign
substances. Coloured stainless
steel may have streaks that
impair its appearance.
Preservatives
- Solvent preservatives (contain organic
solvents and care components)
- Emulsion preservatives (contain care
components, water and surfactants as
emulsifiers).
Effect like "agent for
simultaneous cleaning and
preservation".
3.3.
corner filling
After cleaning the pool, it is essential to fill it without direct sunlight, i.e. the filling process should be
