09/2013
User Manual Tea Fusion Machine
Version 2.0
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6.5 Use of Destaining Solutions
The brew chamber, drawer bottom cover, capsule opener, and capsule ring must be cleaned using a suitable
destaining solution.
General cleaning instructions for use of destaining solutions are given below:
WARNING
Chemical contamination risk!
Danger of toxifi cation.
Always follow the chemical manufacturer’s instructions.
It is essential that all parts are thoroughly rinsed under running water after soaking to remove
all chemical residues before re-assembling to the machine.
Chemicals must be stored in labeled containers in a cool dry place away from foodstuffs and
food containers to avoid cross contamination.
NOTE
Always follow the cleaning chemical manufacturer’s instructions.
Personal protective equipment (gloves, eye protection etc) may be required according to the
chemical manufacturer’s safety data sheet or local risk assessment.
1 Prepare the cleaning solution in a glass, plastic, or stainless steel (not aluminium) container according to the
chemical manufacturer’s instructions.
NOTE
For Puly Caff, two heaped teaspoons (about 10g) per litre of not potable water should be
suffi cient, although a stronger solution (up to 4x this strength) can be used for very soiled parts.
2 Soak the parts in the solution for 10-30 minutes. Ensure that all parts are fully immersed. Do not soak
overnight as this may damage the surface.
3 Use a non abrasive cloth to remove the loosened tea stains if required, taking care not to dislodge the brew
chamber bottom seal.
4 Rinse all parts thoroughly under running potable water before re-assembly to the machine.
NOTE
Scratching of the brewing cylinder!
Never use micro fi bre or paper tissues for cleaning the brewing cylinder.
Ensure that the brew cylinder is fully submerged, and do not soak for more than the
recommended time, as this may damage the brew cylinder.
NOTE
Aluminium Parts!
The cleaning solution must not be used on the brushed Aluminium drip tray parts, as this may
discolour, and damage the surface.
