Cleaning The Rinsing Device; Cleaning The Screen Element; Removing/Fitting A Screen Element; Decalcifying The Screen Elements - Oase ProfiClear Premium TF-L EGC Instrucciones De Uso

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9.4

Cleaning the rinsing device

How to proceed:
 U
1. Remove the cover and start a manual cleaning cycle to check that the rinsing nozzles are functioning
perfectly. ( (Manual cleaning)
2. Loosen the union nut on a clogged nozzle, remove it together with the nozzle and seal from the rinsing
pipe and clean the parts.
3. Push the union nut onto the nozzle and screw it together with the seal onto the rinsing pipe.
– Align the nozzle so that the marking is at the top.
– Hand-tighten the union nut.
– Replace the cover.
9.5

Cleaning the screen element

9.5.1

Removing/fitting a screen element

How to proceed:
 V
Removing
1. Turn the filter drum manually until the screen element is located opposite the drum motor. Undo the
locking mechanism (turn through 180°).
2. Lower the screen element completely into the filter drum.
3. Remove the screen element from the filter drum.
Fitting
4. Lower the screen element completely into the filter drum.
5. Turn the screen element and push the two hinges onto the support of the filter drum.
6. Pull the screen element upwards by the locking mechanisms.
– Ensure that the pin on the filter drum exactly engages in the recess on the side of the screen
element.
7. Close both locking mechanisms (turn through 180°).
9.5.2

Decalcifying the screen elements

The error messages Er33, Er55 or an excessive rise in the frequency of cleaning cycles (counter) indicate
that there are limescale deposits on the screen elements. (→ Reading out the number of cleaning cycles)
Oase recommends that you descale the unit every two to three months as a preventative measure if the
water is very hard.
How to proceed:
1. Remove a screen element. (→ Removing/fitting a screen element)
2. Descale the screen element using a descaler (follow the manufacturer's instructions).
– Do not remove the rubber seal of the screen element.
3. Scrub the screen element with a soft brush under running water and rinse well.
4. Refit the screen element.
9.6

Removing/fitting the filter drum

Remove a screen element to allow work to be carried out inside the filter drum. (→ Removing/fitting a
screen element)
Removing
How to proceed:
 W
1. Pull the rinsing device out of the fastening clips and separating plate, and hang it over the edge of the
container.
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