Cleaning - Saro EB 26 Betriebsanleitung

CLEANING

To avoid the risk of electric shock or injury from the rotating fan, disconnect the unit from the power
supply before cleaning. Do not start cleaning before the fan has come to a standstill!
WARNING: DANGER FROM ELECTRICAL CURRENT!
• The unit must be disconnected from the power supply before cleaning!
• Never use water directly or a water jet to clean the unit!
• Never immerse the device, cable or plug in water!
• Clean the exterior surfaces with a damp, warm rag and a commercial cleaning agent. Do not use
aggressive detergents and under no circumstances steel wool or abrasive sponges. The appliance
may not be hosed down with water.
• Clean the ice storage container with a clean rag. Before take out the ice cubes.
• Clean also from time to time the ventilation slots, because dust and dirt can block the slots. Remove
for this the plastic cover from the left side of the appliance by loosening the two screws. With a soft
brush or hand brush and a vacuum cleaner make everything clean there. On the right side of the
appliance it is sufficient to wipe off the plastic cover.
• Check the connection points for the water inlet and outlet of the unit regularly.
• the ice cube maker is to be taken out of operation for a longer period of time, then
• turn it off
• remove the plug from the socket
• close the water supply
• clean the inside and outside of the unit.
• It is advisable to pour a descaler into the drains from time to time and let it work for about 20
minutes. After this time, open the rear drain screws to drain the water/lime mixture. Then rinse the
drains with clear water and screw them back on again. For health reasons, do not use ice cubes
produced in the first 4 to 5 cycles after decalcification.
• We recommend that you have the ice cube maker completely disinfected by your specialist dealer
once a year or after every longer shutdown of the unit. The works include: Cleaning the condenser,
cleaning the filter on the magnetic valve of the water supply and cleaning the ice tank, the water pan
and the evaporator.
Stand 12/2012 WBS / 10/2018 TM
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