Comcater COMENDA Hi-Line HCXL Series Інструкція з експлуатації та технічного обслуговування - Сторінка 13

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2.4.

DESCALING

In the presence of hard water, limestone deposits are formed

inside the machine and on the dishes which, for hygienic and

operational purposes, must be removed by descaling.

The operating procedures and their frequency are usually

recommended by the supplier of the descaler who has ap-

propriate products.

To avoid damaging the machine, do not exaggerate the

dosages, strictly abiding by the instructions of the descaler

manufacturer. When the operations have finished, rinse with

plenty of water

2.5. PUTTING TEMPORARILY OUT OF SERVICE.

In case of a prolonged stop of a few weeks, before closing

the machine, it is recommended to fill the tank with clean

water and to perform a few empty cycles. Then drain the

water so that bad smells are not produced and the pump

does not remain dirty.

If necessary, repeat this operation several times until the

water is clean after the empty wash cycle.

If the downtime is too long, is it is recommended to oil the

surfaces of the stainless steel with vaseline and to drain water

from the boiler and from the electric pump.

2.6. DEMOLITION and WASTE DISPOSAL

When you intend on scrapping the machine, drain water from

the tank and from the boiler, as indicated in the previous points,

and disconnect the machine from the water and electric mains.

Then dismantle the components following that prescribed in

relevant standards in force in compliance with national and

local ecological-environmental regulations, taking care to

separate the parts as follows:

metal parts: body, surfaces, panels, filters;

electric parts: motors, contactors, microswitches, wires;

plastic parts: fittings, dishracks;

rubber parts: hoses, sleeves.

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2.7 SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE

It is recommended to have the machine undergo

scheduled maintenance at least every 6 MONTHS or

when the maximum set number of cycles is reached.

The manufacturer will not be held liable for any printing

errors in this booklet.

The instructions, drawings, tables and all else

contained in this booklet are of a confidential

technical nature and therefore the information

cannot be reproduced, either in whole or in part,

or disclosed to third parties without the written

consent of the manufacturer who has exclusive

ownership thereof and reserves the right to make

any changes deemed appropriate without prior

notice