©
2020 The Vollrath Company L.L.C.
Part No. 352598-1
4/29/20
www.vollrath.com
The Vollrath Company, L.L.C.
1236 North 18th Street
Sheboygan, WI 53081-3201 U.S.A.
Main Tel: 800.624.2051 or 920.457.4851
Main Fax: 800.752.5620 or 920.459.6573
Customer Service: 800.628.0830
Canada Customer Service: 800.695.8560
Technical Services
[email protected]
Induction Products: 800.825.6036
Countertop Warming Products: 800.354.1970
Toasters: 800-309-2250
All Other Products: 800.628.0832
ADJUST THE HEIGHT OR ANGLE
Adjust the Angle
1. Loosen each thumbscrew to allow the breath guard to pivot in the
bracket.
2. Position the breath guard at the desired angle.
3. Firmly tighten the thumbscrews to hold the breath guard at the new
angle.
Adjust the Height
1. Rotate each collar until loose.
2. Slide the collars up or down to raise or lower the breath guard.
3. Tighten the collars to hold the breath guard at the new height.
CLEAN AND CARE
• Always use a clean soft lint free cloth or micro fiber cloths along
with a cleaning solution or products specifically made for cleaning
Plexiglas
®
and acrylic plastic.
• Clean Plexiglas and acrylic with a neutral cleaner such as a solution
of warm water and a small amount of dish detergent.
• Recommended cleaners for Plexiglas® and acrylic include:
Novus
®
#1, Plexiclear, and Brillianize.
What Not to Do
•
Do not
use cleaners containing ammonia, alcohol, acetone or dry
cleaning products. Cleaners with these chemicals will damage
Plexiglas
®
, acrylic and other plastics.
•
Do not
use paper towels, abrasive materials, scratching cleansers,
razor blades, brushes, steel wool or scouring pads, such as Scotch
Brite
®
pads.
•
Do not
use WD-40
®
or petroleum, industrial or commercial cleaning
products.
Removing Minor Scratches
• Fine scratches can be removed with a specialized mild abrasive
polish such as Novus
®
#2, or Novus
®
#3. Heavier scratches may
require sanding and buffing. Hand sand with series of sandpapers
with increasingly finer grits (250, 400, 600). Then use a buffing
wheel and buffing compound.
