ASI 10-0332-CD General Information
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Print PageAll of our products are designed and manufactured to high quality standards. To ensure long life and
beauty, the product should be cleaned, protected and maintained.
Cleaning ‐ Usually stainless steel units that have just been installed will require cleaning after the
protective film has been removed. Depending upon how long the units have been in storage prior to
installation, a product such as 3M 6041 may be helpful in removing any stubborn vinyl and adhesive
residue. Units that are in service generally only require routine cleaning in accordance with the standard
wash‐rinse‐dry‐polish procedures applicable for any stainless steel cabinet as detailed in the PCM
document.
Stainless Steel should be protected against Muriatic acid and caustic or abrasive materials and harsh
cleaning detergents [with a pH outside the range of 7 ± 1.0]. In the event such agents cause discoloration,
polishing with a stainless steel cleaner such as 3M Stainless Steel Cleaner & Polish® and a soft cloth on
bright or mirror finishes, or for satin finish surfaces the SS cleaner and 3M Scotch Brite® pad either blue
(less aggressive) or green (more aggressive) pad is recommended.
Valve Maintenance ‐ Soap dispensers located in low traffic areas should have the soap dispenser valves
wiped down to remove any air‐hardened soap residue left on the nozzle spouts. This should be done as
part of the day‐to‐day janitorial maintenance routine. General cleaning on a regular schedule is adequate
for soap dispensers in higher traffic areas, with no special attention required. Note: you MUST prime the
V‐320/V‐321 valve in order to start soap flow on initial set‐up. Push the valve in and place finger on
dispenser spout and let the valve come out. Repeat 5‐6 times until the valve starts to dispense liquid soap
in hand. Normal refill activity will not require this procedure. See 0390‐R OM for complete instructions for
the EZ Fill™ cleaning interval function.
Advice: Where possible, maintenance staff should use a funnel to pour liquid soaps into soap dispensers
to avoid spillage onto units. Where spillage occurs, the soap should be cleaned up immediately. Dispensers
with internal plastic tanks require the tank to be removed from the housing during the refilling operation
to avoid spillage that could damage electronics and internal components.
Soap for Liquid Soap Dispensers ‐ Soap thickness is determined by a measurement called viscosity. Soap
viscosity should be within the recommended range for proper soap dispenser operation (refer to the chart
in this document for a list of recommended viscosities).
DO NOT use any alcohol or Iodine based soap. DO NOT use any pumice type soap, or soaps containing
abrasives. Exception for use of liquids/foams containing alcohol: only models 0361, 0362, 20364, and
20365 accept hand sanitizer within their respective required liquid or foam pH and viscosity range.
Cleaning & Refilling Stainless Steel Soap Tank Dispensers ‐ Remove the soap dispenser from the wall.
Empty all soap from tank and flush tank and valve with warm to hot water. This should remove any
particles of dried up soap. Test valve operation with warm water prior to reinstallation on wall. Shake out
and wipe off excess water and dry with a soft cloth. The tank should now be ready for placing back into
position on the wall and refilling.
Pre‐packaged Soap for Models #5001‐SS & #5002
Procedure for loading 800ml Bag‐in‐a‐Box into typical unit:
1. Load box into unit with nozzle tube facing forward
2. Pull tube/nozzle all the way out of the box after removing cardboard access closure
3. Orient nozzle to cradle if necessary by twisting tube near bag outlet union
4. Reach through door opening and push lever back all the way as far as it goes
5. Seat nozzle into cradle, making sure it remains centered
6. While holding lever back, close door and lock with key
7. Check to ensure that nozzle tip remained in cradle
8. Test operate the unit to ensure proper performance
All automatic soap dispensers are void of warranty if modified in any way. Including, but not limited to;
use with other than the recommended batteries or AC Adapter where provided, use of improper soap
required (as noted on the next page) and/or improper maintenance including failure to follow
recommended refilling procedures [container to be pulled away from the unit and cleaned on the outside
in the case of any overflow or spills to avoid soap from leaking onto the PCB or into the battery c ase].
Note: The above information is a summary
GENERAL INFORMATION & REQUIREMENTS CHART
SOAP & HAND SANITIZER DISPENSING
May 5, 2020