Cleaning / Maintenance - Renfert Basic Master Kurzanleitung

Operation
If the membrane key is damaged or defect, please disconnect the device and send away for repair!
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If the membrane is removed there is the risk of an electrical shock!
⇒ Switch the illumination on (4).
⇒ Select the blasting tank at the selection switch (1).
⇒ Take the respective hand piece from the selected blasting tank (see coloured marking).
⇒ Activate the foot switch (20).

Cleaning / Maintenance

Sandblasting tank
Check the sandblasting tank or tank lid regularly, at least 1 x a year, by visually inspecting for
damage or changes to the material (e.g., cracks ...). If in doubt, replace!
The sandblasting tank and tank lid are subject to a natural aging process depending on ambient
conditions and must be replaced as standard after every 15 years of operation.
Note the year of manufacture on the round stamp engraved on the sandblasting tank and in the
tank lid; Our customer service team are happy to advise you.
To clean:
DO NOT use solvent-based cleaning agents or disinfectants.
Solvents and tensides can result in microcracking in the plastic (danger of explosion!).
⇒ Only clean the sandblasting tank and tank lid by rubbing with a dry cloth.
Cleaning the Interior
► DO NOT use solvent-containing cleaning agents or disinfectants. (use e.g. soapy water).
⇒ Remove the grate and vacuum the blasting chamber.
Condensation
⇒ Inspect the water separator (12).
⇒ Drain any water off through the valve (13).
Spare Parts
Only use accessories and spare parts that have been supplied or approved by Renfert GmbH.
Using other accessories or other spare parts can lead to inadvertent accidents and damage.
You can find components subject to wear and the spare parts on the spare part list in the internet at
www.renfert.com/p918.
Obligations regarding information
► Information on REACH and SVHC is available on our website www.renfert.com/service, in the Support
area.
Disposal instructions
The unit must be disposed of by an authorized recycling operation. The selected firm must be
informed of all possibly health-hazardous residues in the unit.
Within the European Union units with this symbol should not therefore be disposed of in unsorted
domestic waste.
For more information regarding proper disposal please apply at your local authorities.
We reserve the right to make technical change
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