Ratek SWB10D Water Bath - Operating Manual
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If the water bath is filled with water, it should not
not
not
not be moved for storage. If you wish to keep dust and
dirt out of the water tank, the supplied plastic cover can be fitted for short periods of time to filled
water baths (maximum 48 hours).
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If the water bath is clean and dry, the plastic cover can be used indefinitely to keep dust and dirt out
of the water tank.
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Before fitting the plastic cover, ensure that the water tank is either empty, or if filled, ensure the water
temperature is back to ambient room temperature before fitting the cover.
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To fit the cover, simply slide the cover over the control end of the bath first, and then the opposing
end until the whole water bath is covered.
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Ensure the water bath is stored in a clean and dry location away from potential damage by accidental
knocks and bumps.
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
Be careful when lifting and observe your local operational health and safety requirements for lifting
before relocating the water bath. Ask for help if you are unable to move the water bath by yourself.
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
Do not fit the plastic cover if the bath is filled with heated water. The heated water will cause
condensation on the plastic cover, which can in-turn damage the electrical circuits of the water bath and
potentially create a hazardous situation.
The cover should only be fitted to either a dry empty water bath, or a bath filled with ambient
temperature water (for a maximum of 48 hours when filled with water).
Routine Cleaning And Maintenance
Routine Cleaning And Maintenance
Routine Cleaning And Maintenance
Routine Cleaning And Maintenance
To maintain the water bath in good, safe working order and ensure maximum product lifespan, regular cleaning and
general maintenance is required. The water bath should be cleaned at least once every month for a unit being used on a
daily basis, for infrequently used water baths a cleaning frequency of once every 3 months is recommended. On each
occasion, the general maintenance routine should be employed following cleaning with the exception of the over-
temperature safety cutout test which need only be conducted every 2 years of normal operation.
Cleaning The
Cleaning The
Cleaning The
Cleaning The Water Bath
Water Bath
Water Bath
Water Bath
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
If the water bath has been operated recently the heating element may be hot enough to create a hazard
sufficient to burn or scald if contact is made.
Allow the
Allow the
Allow the
Allow the water bath
water bath
water bath
water bath to co
to co
to co
to cool for at least 20 minutes after it has last been operated prior to starting the
ol for at least 20 minutes after it has last been operated prior to starting the
ol for at least 20 minutes after it has last been operated prior to starting the
ol for at least 20 minutes after it has last been operated prior to starting the
cleaning procedure
cleaning procedure
cleaning procedure
cleaning procedure....
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
Do not use alcohol based cleaners or solvents on the water bath as these may break down certain
components of it’s construction, reducing it’s life and potentially creating a hazardous situation. Use only a
mild household detergent when cleaning the water bath.
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
If the water bath has been used with any dangerous, chemical or biological substances it should be
decontaminated prior to cleaning. Decontaminate the water bath using a decontamination procedure
appropriate to the contaminant, however in all cases ensure the following :
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No decontamination or cleaning agents are used which could cause a hazardous situation to arise
