Dyson Airblade WD04 User manual

IFS Ltd t/a Intelligent Hand Dryers UK
www.intelligenthanddryers.com
0114 354 0047

The Dyson Airblade Tap hand dryer should be cleaned daily.
Follow these 3 simple steps to ensure the machine performs
to its best and remains hygienic. Using the wrong cleaning
method or product may invalidate the warranty.
Keep it clean
Important information
Do not pressure wash the machine.
All cleaning chemicals should be used
exactly as indicated by the manufacturer’s
instructions (including appropriate dilution).
If a cleaning product is left on the
machine for too long, a film will form.
This may reduce the effectiveness of
the anti-microbial surfaces.
Any chemicals intended for use should
first be tested on an inconspicuous area
to confirm suitability. Aside from cleaning
chemicals, care should be taken to avoid
any harmful fluids from coming into contact
with the product, in particular oils and
alcohol-based products.
Chemical guidelines
Most professional cleaning chemicals
can be used. The following are some
that are harmful to the machine.
Change kits
Designed for machines with high usage,
the HEPA filter kit provides everything
needed to change the machine’s HEPA
filter on site.
If you experience any issues with the
solenoid or aerator, replacement kits
can also be provided.
For these kits or a replacement cleaning
cap, contact your local Dyson helpline.
Contact us for more information:
0800 345 7788
[e-mail]
www.dysonairblade.co.uk
Alcohol-acid mixes
Alcohol
Solvent/oil-based mixes
Quaternary ammonium
Alkali-bleach mixes
Foaming ingredients
Bleach or abrasive cleaners
DO NOT USE:
Wipe sensors using a soft
cloth and non-abrasive
cleaner then place
cleaning cap over sensors
to prevent air and water
from being activated.
Clean all tap surfaces,
sink, mirror and any walls
or counter tops. When
complete REMEMBER to
remove cleaning cap.
REGULARLY clean air inlets
on base of motor bucket
(under sink). Ensure plughole
in sink is free from blockages
so water can drain freely.
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