REUTER Cleanox 1.0 User manual

Operating Instructions Cleanox 1.0
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Operating instructions
Cleanox 1.0 EP-01-011
Electrochemical cleaning and dark marking
2021-06-24
Rev.1
REUTER GmbH & Co. KG
Schimmelbuschstr. 9e
40699 Erkrath
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[email protected]s
www.reuter.works

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Table of contents
1 Introduction...................................................................................................4
1.1 Validity of these operating instructions.........................................................4
1.2 Target group for these operating instructions ..............................................4
1.3 Compliance with the operating instructions..................................................4
1.4 EC and VDE directives.................................................................................5
1.5 Accident prevention (UVV)...........................................................................5
2 For your safety .............................................................................................7
2.1 Convention ...................................................................................................7
2.1.1 Pictograms....................................................................................................7
2.1.2 Presentation .................................................................................................7
2.1.3 Warning signs...............................................................................................8
2.1.4 Prohibition signs...........................................................................................8
2.1.5 Mandatory signs...........................................................................................8
2.1.6 Information signs..........................................................................................8
2.2 Safety measures in the event of failure........................................................9
2.2.1 Safety-relevant environmental conditions ....................................................9
2.3 Potential sources of danger and protective measures...............................10
2.3.1 Potential sources of danger........................................................................10
2.3.2 Protection measures ..................................................................................11
2.3.3 Before starting work, check........................................................................12
2.4 Potential misuses .......................................................................................12
2.5 Residual risks.............................................................................................12
3 Demands on personnel and operators.......................................................13
3.1 Users..........................................................................................................13
3.2 Operator .....................................................................................................13
4 Warranty and liability..................................................................................13
4.1 Material defects..........................................................................................14
5 Technical terms..........................................................................................14
6 Delivery, in-house transport, unpacking.....................................................15
6.1 Delivery.......................................................................................................15
6.2 Unloading ...................................................................................................16
6.3 In-house transport ......................................................................................16
6.4 Unpacking...................................................................................................16
6.4.1 Opening the Euro plastic box.....................................................................16
7 Scope of delivery of the "Cleanox1" appliance set.....................................17
7.1 Delivery list, “Cleanox”cleaning set ............................................................17
8 Storage requirements.................................................................................20
9 Installation conditions.................................................................................20
9.1 Safety .........................................................................................................20
10 Decommissioning / storage........................................................................20
11 Storage.......................................................................................................20
12 Appliance technology .................................................................................21
12.1 Applications................................................................................................21
13 Controls and operating elements on the front panel..................................22
13.1 Automatic circuit breaker (overload FUSE)................................................22
13.2 Elements on the back panel.......................................................................23
14 Accessories................................................................................................24
14.1 Teflon handle with cable and plug..............................................................24
14.2 Earth clip with cable and plug.....................................................................24
14.3 Carbon fibre brush L...................................................................................25
14.4 Assembly carbon fibre brush XL / Teflon handle .......................................25
14.4.1 Adjusting the Teflon sliding sheath ............................................................26
14.5 Electrolyte...................................................................................................27
14.5.1 Transferring into the wide-mouth container................................................27
14.5.2 Information concerning non-toxicity ...........................................................28
14.5.3 Information concerning the scope of delivery.............................................29
15 Commissioning...........................................................................................29
16 Connection .................................................................................................29
16.1 Mains connection .......................................................................................29
16.2 Earth clip connection..................................................................................30

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17 Working with the "Cleanox"........................................................................31
18 Cleaning with the carbon fibre brush..........................................................31
18.1 Preparation.................................................................................................31
18.2 Workflow, cleaning with carbon fibre brush................................................31
19 Marking / Labelling (optional).....................................................................35
19.1 Marking Parts (Marking Set EP-02-054) ....................................................36
19.2 Cable 1.5mm² with 4mm safety plug..........................................................36
19.3 Templates...................................................................................................37
19.3.1 Short-term templates..................................................................................37
19.3.2 Long-term templates ..................................................................................37
19.4 Dark marking..............................................................................................37
19.5 Tips for optimal marking / labelling.............................................................40
20 Possible faults and their remedies .............................................................41
21 Technical Data ...........................................................................................42
22 Clean container, handles and workplace ...................................................42
23 Maintenance...............................................................................................43
23.1 Inspection and maintenance schedule.......................................................43
23.2 Disposal......................................................................................................44
23.3 Disposal of contaminated electrolytes........................................................44
23.4 Disposal of electronic waste.......................................................................44
24 Ordering spare and wear parts...................................................................44
25 Optional accessories..................................................................................45
25.1 Markingset for Cleanox 1.0 EP-02-054......................................................45
25.2 Performance Brush Starter Sets, brushes and spare Parts.......................46
25.3 Extension....................................................................................................46
25.4 Knee piece..................................................................................................46
25.5 Printer.........................................................................................................47
26 EC - Declaration of Conformity...................................................................48

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1 Introduction
Thank you for choosing the "Cleanox" electrochemical high-current brush weld
cleaner made by REUTER GmbH & Co. KG.
The purpose of this manual is to provide you with information concerning the
safe handling and operation of the "Cleanox" as well as general information on
cleaning and marking.
The user is given information concerning basic concepts and applications, as
well as practical advice and help in the selection of settings, so that operating
errors can be avoided.
Your specialist dealer will be happy to support and advise you with regard to
commissioning, applications or problems.
Ourtelephonehotlineisalwaysavailablewithexpertadviceon+49(0)171-5450200.
Please read through these operating instructions carefully before
commissioning.
We hope you enjoy working with our appliances and wish you every success.
1.1 Validity of these operating instructions
These operating instructions apply to the following appliances:
➢Cleanox 1.0 EP-01-011
Type-specific differences are identified and described accordingly.
1.2 Target group for these operating instructions
These operating instructions are intended for those operating and using the
"Cleanox".
Familiarise yourself thoroughly with these instructions before using the
"Cleanox". You will achieve better results and work safely.
If you have any difficulties or questions please contact our Customer Service,
who will be happy to assist you.
We reserve the right to make technical changes that help to improve our
electrochemical processing appliances.
1.3 Compliance with the operating instructions
These operating instructions are a constituent of the "Cleanox" and can be
downloaded from our website under the "Download" menu. Alternatively, you
can scan the QR code on the Quick Start Guide with your smartphone and
receive the operating instructions as a PDF document.
These operating instructions must be available to the operating personnel at all
times.
These operating instructions must be read by the operating personnel before
commissioning the "Cleanox".
The operating personnel must have understood the content of the operating
instructions before commissioning the "Cleanox".
If the "Cleanox" is passed on or resold, all operating instructions belonging to
the appliance as well as any relevant documentation must be given to the new
owner.

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1.4 EC and VDE (Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker –German Electrotechnology
Federation) directives
This electrochemical processing appliance complies with the certificate of
conformity "CE":
➢2014/35/EU Low Voltage Directive
➢2014/30/EU EMC Directive
➢2011/65/EU RoHS Directive
1.5 Accident prevention (UVV - accident prevention regulations))
⚫Dangers may be caused by:
➢Electrical currents
➢Pollutants
➢Gases
➢Electrolytes
⚫Read our safety data sheets concerning the electrolytes used by us.
⚫Observe the danger warnings.
⚫Note the following UVV regulations and information:
➢DGUV 1 principles of prevention
➢DGUV 3 electrical systems and equipment
➢DGUV 4 electrical systems and equipment
➢DGUV 6 occupational health care
➢DGUV 9 safety and occupational health and safety labeling at
work
➢DGVU 209-074 industrial robot
➢DGVU 109-602 Electroplating Industry
➢DGVU 209-009 electroplating
➢DGUV 209-073 Workplace ventilation decision-making aid for the
operational practice
➢DGUV 204-007 First Aid Manual
➢DGUV 204-022 First aid in operation
➢DGUV 251-003 Contemporary occupational safety
➢SDS Safety Data Sheets
➢ChemG law for protection against dangerous substances
(Chemicals Act)
⚫TRGS528 Technical Rules for Hazardous Substances

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Note
As of 01/05/2014, all UVV (Unfallverhütungsvorschriften - accident prevention
regulations) rules and regulations have been renumbered and renamed.
Abbreviations such as: BGV / GUV-V, BGR / GUV-R, BGI / GUV-I / BGG /
GUV-G or GUV-SI are no longer used.
The publications are consistently divided into four categories.
➢DGUV Regulations
➢DGUV Rules
➢DGUV Information
➢DGUV Principles
For detailed information see www.dguv.de, for example

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2 For your safety Read the operating instructions carefully. In the following chapter, the
pictograms used in these operating instructions are explained.
2.1 Convention
2.1.1 Pictograms The pictograms used in these operating instructions have the following
meanings:
Warning signs
➢Indicate possible hazards in the handling of the appliance and
accessories.
➢Warning signs are identified by a yellow triangle with a black
border, or white square with a red border and a symbol at the
centre, which indicates a specific hazard situation.
Prohibition signs
➢Indicate possible prohibitions in the handling of the appliance and
accessories
➢Warning signs are identified by a white circular area with a red
border and a symbol at the centre, which indicates a specific
prohibition.
Mandatory signs
➢Indicate mandatory use of protective equipment.
➢Mandatory signs are identified by a blue circular area with a thin
black border and a symbol at the centre, which indicates a specific
requirement e.g.: wearing protective clothing
Information signs
➢Indicate sections of these operating instructions which demand
special attention.
2.1.2 Presentation
All normal descriptions in these operating instructions are written in the
standard font size "Arial 10".
⚫Safety precautions which must be particularly observed are presented
as shown in the following example:
Safety information
The relevant text is written here…
⚫Tips that facilitate working with or handling the appliance or accessories
are presented as shown in the following example:
Tip
The relevant text is written here…
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2.1.3 Warning signs
Warning of electromagnetic field
Warning of hot surface
Warning of explosive substances
Warning of harmful substances
Warning of dangerous electrical voltage
Warning of danger to life and limb
"Caution" warning of caustic chemicals
2.1.4 Prohibition signs
Prohibition for persons with cardiac pacemakers
2.1.5 Mandatory signs
Use eye protection
Use protective gloves
Disconnect power supply before opening
Use protective clothing
2.1.6 Information signs
Information concerning general sources of danger. Read this
section carefully!
Information concerning tips or important information about
working with the "Cleanox" and accessories. Read this section carefully!
!

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Disposal of old electrical and electronic equipment (applicable in
the European Union and other European countries with separate collection
systems).
This symbol on the product or packaging indicates that this product may not
be treated as household waste. This product must be disposed of properly.
2.2 Safety measures in the event of failure
Turn off the "Cleanox" immediately and pull out the mains plug.
Secure and mark the "Cleanox" to ensure that it is not switched
on again.
➢After any repairs, ensure that the "Cleanox" is fully functional.
➢Inspect cables for damage.
➢Check the functioning of all safety devices.
If you get electrolyte fluid in your eyes, rinse your eyes immediately
with plenty of water.
➢See an eye specialist immediately.
Secure hot workpieces against unauthorized access.
2.2.1 Safety-relevant environmental conditions
⚫The use of the "Cleanox" is:
➢Restricted to closed industrial and commercial areas.
➢Expressly prohibited in fire endangered and potentially
explosive environments.
➢Expressly prohibited in humid environments.
⚫Cover stone and concrete floors well.
➢Acids react with alkaline floor coverings such as:
granite
marble
lime sandstone
stoneware
tiles
screed
...
⚫Wash electrolyte splashes or stains off immediately with plenty of water
and / or Neutralyt.
⚫The "Cleanox" may:
➢Only be operated in well ventilated areas.
⚫Chlorinated solvents must be removed from the work area.
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⚫When operating the "Cleanox", harmful vapours can be
caused through chemical reactions.
➢For details, please refer to our SDS's for the respective
electrolytes.
Safety information
The operator is obliged to ensure adequate ventilation of the work area
The operator must ensure that the corresponding vapours are removed from
the work area with a suitable extraction system.
2.3 Potential sources of danger and protective measures
2.3.1 Potential sources of danger
Improper use of the "Cleanox" and its components.
Placing the cleaning electrode or handle on the workpiece or work surface
in such a way that the electrode or the felt / carbon fibre brush is in contact
with the metal surface. In this case, current is still flowing.
Incorrect connection of the components can lead to stray currents
destroying the electrical protective conductor.
➢Defective live cables.
➢Damaged or defective switching elements.
➢Defective connectors.
➢Non-existent or damaged Teflon insulation.
➢Incorrect work environment.
Not using protective clothing.
The carbon fibre brush or the electrode as well as the workpiece
can reach a temperature of approx. 200°C.
Improper handling of chemicals.
➢Electrolyte splashes may cause eye burns.
➢Spilled electrolyte fluid can cause stains on stone floors or other
surfaces.
Electromagnetic fields can potentially affect cardiac
pacemakers.
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2.3.2 Protection measures
Repairs to electrical parts of the "Cleanox" or electric cables may
only be carried out by qualified electricians.
➢Let a qualified electrician check the "Cleanox" immediately after a
short circuit or malfunction.
➢Only use the "Cleanox" and accessories as intended.
➢Only operate the "Cleanox" in the defined work area.
Avoid stray currents.
➢Connect the earth wire directly to the workpiece or to the retainer
intended for the workpiece.
➢Lay the cleaning electrode or handle down on the workpiece or
work surface in such a way that the electrode or the felt / carbon
fibre brush has no contact with the metal surface. Otherwise,
current will continue to flow, which can cause damage or danger.
In the event of an accident, immediately disconnect the "Cleanox"
from the mains. Always pull out the plug whencarrying out maintenance work.
Only operate the "Cleanox" wearing appropriate,
personal, acid-proof protective equipment [protective gloves, apron and goggles].
Always switch the "Cleanox" off before changing the processing
tools (brushes, felts...).
Secure hot objects against unintentional contact.
Never eat or drink at your workplace! It is prohibited!
After working with electrolytes, always wash your hands
thoroughly with soap and water.
➢Wash spilled electrolyte fluid off immediately with plenty of water.
Please observe the detailed instructions in our EC safety data
sheet for these electrolytes.
➢Store the "Cleanox", accessories or chemicals out of reach of
children.
Persons with cardiac pacemakers may:
➢Not work with the "Cleanox"
➢Not stay in the immediate vicinity of the "Cleanox"!
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2.3.3 Before starting work, check
⚫All current-carrying cables and wires for damage to the insulation.
⚫All electrified wires and cables for breaks and kinking of the strands
inside the insulation.
⚫All plugs and connectors for damage such as loose solder joints.
⚫All switches for damage, e.g. chipped housing parts.
⚫The workpiece clamp for any external damage.
⚫Whether all Teflon insulations are present and undamaged.
⚫Please make sure that you do not pull or route any electrical cables
across sharp edges.
⚫Your workplace must be freely accessible
⚫Make sure there are no tripping hazards.
2.4 Potential misuses
⚫The connection to an incorrect mains voltage can lead to the destruction
of the "Cleanox".
⚫The connection of external components that are not approved by Reuter
GmbH, can:
➢Lead to the destruction of the "Cleanox".
➢Put people at risk.
⚫The use of chemicals that are not approved by Reuter GmbH can:
➢Lead to health problems,
➢Adversely affect the work results.
⚫Use of an unsuitable electrolyte for a particular application.
Example: the use of cleaning electrolyte for marking/ labelling:
➢Can result in staining or illegible marking / labelling.
⚫Carryover of marking electrolyte into the cleaning electrolyte
➢Causes dull places or blacking on the workpiece surface.
2.5 Residual risks
Potential risk
Effect
Remedy
Electrolytes get into the hands of
children or people who are
inexperienced in dealing with
chemicals.
Depending on misuse
−Skin burns
−Burns on clothing
−Burns on other objects
−Severe internal injuries if the
chemicals are swallowed
Store electrolytes and other
chemicals so that they are only
accessible to authorized persons.
Appliance is used by unauthorized
persons (curiosity, play)
−Burning of the skin if the
electrode or the workpiece
gets too hot
−Inhalation of fumes with
corresponding health damage
Ensure that the appliance can only
be operated by authorized persons.
Secure the appliance after use to
prevent improper use.
Table 1 Residual risks
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3 Demands on personnel and operators
3.1 Users ⚫The following knowledge is required:
➢Instruction on operating the "Cleanox".
➢Instruction on handling the components.
➢Safety instruction concerning the dangers associated with handling
electrical appliances.
➢Safety instruction concerning the dangers associated with handling
chemicals.
⚫The following activities may be carried out:
➢Operating the "Cleanox".
➢Selecting and using electrolytes for relevant applications.
➢Changing the cleaning and signing tools and the wear parts.
➢Switching the "Cleanox" on and off.
➢Easy troubleshooting after instruction has been given.
This knowledge can be conveyed by either REUTER GmbH & Co. KG or
other authorized persons or institutions.
3.2 Operator
⚫The operator must instruct staff regularly in accordance with legal
requirements.
⚫Untrained personnel or unauthorized persons may not use the
"Cleanox".
4 Warranty and liability
Warranty and liability claims for injury and damage to property are excluded
if they result from one or more of the following causes:
⚫Improper use
➢Of the "Cleanox".
➢Of components belonging to the "Cleanox".
➢Of chemicals related to the electrochemical processing appliance.
➢Use of unsuitable chemicals.
⚫Failure to comply with the
➢Work and safety instructions.
➢Operating instructions for the "Cleanox" and the components.
⚫Improper
➢Commissioning of the "Cleanox".
➢Commissioning of the "Cleanox" with improperly installed
protective devices.
➢Operation of the "Cleanox".
➢Maintenance of the "Cleanox".
➢Repairs carried out on the "Cleanox".
➢Repairs carried out by unqualified personnel.
⚫Use
➢Of the "Cleanox" in private homes and offices.
➢Of the "Cleanox" in fire endangered and potentially explosive
environments.
➢Of the "Cleanox" in damp environments.
➢Unauthorised modifications to the "Cleanox"
⚫Failure to comply with
➢The specified maintenance intervals

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Note
No claims whatsoever can be made against REUTER GmbH & Co. KG for
damage and malfunctioning that arises from operating the "Cleanox" with
components and chemicals from other manufacturers.
Unless there is expert proof that the damage was clearly caused by negligent
construction or manufacture by REUTER GmbH & Co. KG, and that this was
foreseeable at the time of construction.
4.1 Material defects ⚫The purchaser must inform the supplier of defects without undue delay,
within 14 days, in writing.
⚫If no limitation period for claims has been agreed upon by the supplier
and the consumer, the statutory provisions apply.
⚫When submitting a material defects claim, please include a certificate
which shows clearly that the limitation period has not been exceeded.
5 Technical terms
Distilled water Distilled water contains no minerals and is therefore very "soft".
It is obtained by distillation.
Demineralised water
Demineralised water is obtained by filtration. It contains hardly any minerals
and is therefore also very "soft".
Electrolyte Electrolytes are electrically conductive chemicals that are used in various
compositions and concentrations for cleaning, polishing and marking.
➢MARKING electrolyte is used for labelling.
➢Cleaning electrolyte (Cleaner, Super Cleaner, Polisher) is used for
cleaning and polishing.
Felts Felts are absorbent fabrics that are soaked with electrolyte and used for:
➢Marking
➢Cleaning
➢Polishing
Carbon electrode Carbon electrodes have a rigid carbon body which serves to secure the
marking and cleaning felts and transmit electricity.
Carbon fibre brush
Carbon fibre brushes have up to 1.5 million individual carbon fibres. During
the cleaning process the current is distributed over the individual fibres.
A small arc is formed on every fibre which comes into contact with the
workpiece surface (~ 3 - 7 µm in size).
Passivation Passivation is the inactivation of oxidation processes on the workpiece
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Marking/Labelling
Marking / labelling is a targeted oxidation process, which takes place in the
metal surface and not a superficial application of colour particles. Therefore,
permanent and forgery-proof! During marking, information is transferred
permanently from a template onto the surface of the workpiece by means of
a marking electrolyte and electrical current. All electrically conductive metal
surfaces can be labelled using the appropriate electrolyte.
Marking templates
Marking templates contain the information that is transferred by means of
the marking tool, marking electrolyte and electrical current onto the surface
of the workpiece.
Marking stamp The combination of the carbon electrode handle and the marking felt
attached to it is referred to as a marking stamp.
Water hardness The mineral content of the water determines the degree of hardness.
The higher the concentration of certain minerals in the water, the higher the
degree of hardness.
The hardness grade is measured in "degrees of German hardness" [° dH,
deutscher Härte].
6 Delivery, in-house transport, unpacking
The complete appliance set is delivered in a sturdy Euro plastic box.
This box is secured with a lead seal in our factory before shipment.
The lid can only be opened by destroying and removing the lead seal.
In addition, the lid latches are secured on both sides with cable ties
to prevent accidental opening.
Safety information
All necessary activities concerning delivery, transportation and storage must
be strictly carried out with the utmost care and comply with all safety rules
and regulations.
Non-compliance with the safety rules and regulations can lead to serious
cuts, bruising and fractures.
6.1 Delivery ⚫The appliance set is delivered by a carrier or parcel service in orange
Euro plastic boxes on pallets.

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6.2 Unloading ⚫Only use lifting equipment and a means of transport that is approved
for the corresponding load to unload the equipment supplied.
⚫All lifting equipment and accessories must be suitable for the intended
purpose and comply with current safety standards.
6.3 In-house transport ⚫For in-house transportation, you must use lifting equipment and a
means of transport that is suitable for the intended purpose and
complies with current safety standards.
6.4 Unpacking ⚫Remove the protective film, if present.
⚫Remove the strapping with which the load is secured to the pallet.
⚫Cut through the strapping with wire cutters.
⚫Lift the Euro plastic box(es) carefully from the pallet.
⚫To do this, only use suitable lifting equipment with safe sling
attachment aids.
⚫Open the Euro plastic box carefully.
Safety information
The strapping is under high mechanical tension. Do not stand in the
"trajectory" of the two strapping parts. Never hold the strapping whilst cutting.
➢This could result in cuts.
➢Wear appropriate protective clothing.
6.4.1 Opening the Euro plastic box
⚫First cut through the lead seal with metal shears
⚫Remove the lead seal carefully.
⚫Remove the cable ties on the right and left of the lid latches.
⚫Unlock the lid latches
⚫To do this, slide the lid latches to the left or the right.
⚫Open the transport box.
⚫Check the delivery against the delivery note for completeness.
⚫Report missing, damaged or undelivered goods immediately.
Safety information
Cutting the lead seal with the metal shears can cause sharp edges.
Wear gloves when removing the lead seal, to avoid cuts!

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Tip
You can find the following information on and
under the lid of the Euro plastic box:
➢Safe handling of chemicals
➢Information on the weight of the Euro plastic
box including contents.
➢Safety data sheets
➢Brief instructions
➢Accessories catalogue
Please take note of this information!
7 Scope of delivery of the "Cleanox1" appliance set
⚫Check that the appliance set is complete
when unpacking the delivery.
⚫Report missing or damaged parts
immediately.
7.1Delivery list, “Cleanox”cleaning set
Description
Quantity
Order No.
Illustration
"Cleanox" cleaning set
✓
1
EP-01-011

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Cleaning set items
Quantity
Order No.
Illustration
Cleanox 1.0
✓
1
EP-01-111
Teflon handle
with
4m cable 10mm2
✓
1
EP-07-600
Earthing cable, 4m,
with
200A clamp
✓
1
EP-07-605
Performance Adapter
✓
1
EP-02-930
Performance Pinsel L
✓
1
EP-02-939
Teflonsleeve Performance L
✓
1
EP-02-938
Cleaner/Polisher-Electrolyte
✓
je 0,5kg
Wide-mouth container
✓
500 ml
EP-07-100
Spray bottle for water
✓
500 ml
EP-07-002

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Euro plastic box
✓
1
EP-07-017
Mountingpin 5x100
for brushes
✓
2
EP-07-223
spanner
✓
1
EP-B-02-932
Table 2Delivery list

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8 Storage requirements For safe and careful storage of the "Cleanox" and accessories,
please observe the following measures:
➢Keep the appliance set in the closed transport box.
➢Protect against moisture and dust.
➢Ambient temperature 5°C to 40°C.
➢Do not store outdoors.
➢Protect against exposure to acids and alkalis.
➢Store only in the normal standing position.
➢Do not expose to ionizing or non-ionizing radiation.
➢The appliance set must not be exposed to vibration, shock
or continuous shock.
Safety information
Keep chemicals out of reach of children!
Keep them under lock and key!
9 Installation conditions
9.1 Safety The "Cleanox" and accessories may only be installed and operated
in a location which fulfils the installation requirements.
All electrical connections must comply with current safety
regulations and standards.
10 Decommissioning / storage ⚫Decommissioning
⚫Switch off the appliance.
⚫Wash the carbon fibre brush and handle thoroughly with
water.
⚫Wipe the cable with a damp cloth.
⚫Clean the appliance and accessories thoroughly.
Maintenance should be carried out by a qualified technician.
⚫See detailed instructions on how to clean the appliance and
accessories in chapter 21.
⚫Dry all items
⚫Close the electrolyte container carefully so that no electrolyte
can leak out. Pack the appliance and accessories into the
transport box.
⚫Close the transport box and secure it with a cable tie against
unintentional opening
11 Storage ⚫Store the closed transport box in a dry and frost free place.
⚫Make sure that the closed transport box cannot fall into the
hands of children or other unauthorised persons.