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Ten Safewasher Service FAQ ' s for SSRs Page 1 <br /> 1 . Can I soak parts overnight? <br /> No. Parts should not be soaked overnight (and most likely doesn 't need to) . <br /> I5-30 mins. is typical and sufficient for removing "caked " on grease <br /> and oil. You can use a small container ( 2 lb plastic coffee or similar) <br /> with small holes punched in the bottom. Parts put in the container will soak <br /> but will drain over time. <br /> 2 . 1 washed a part and left it on the bench over night, why was there rust on it <br /> the next day? <br /> The Safewasher degreasing fluid will clean parts down to bare metal without <br /> leaving an oily residue. Parts that can rust (ferrous metal) will do so from the <br /> humidity in the air and not directly from the Safewasher fluid. <br /> A simple cure is to spray parts with a small amount of lubricant ( WD40) or <br /> use SW6 Ozz}juice which contains a rust inhibitor. <br /> 3 . The fluid looks dirty, don ' t you have to replace the degreaser with clean, fresh <br /> fluid? <br /> No. The " bio " process used by the Safewasher continuously cleans the degreasing <br /> fluid. Micro -organisms consume and degrade oils and grease converting them to <br /> CO2 and Water which evaporate over time. Fresh degreasing fluid is added only <br /> during regular service intervals to keep the washer at the proper level. <br /> 4. Can I unplug the washer at night? <br /> This is not recommended. The microbes which support the bio process require <br /> a heated environment to work well. In addition, it will take 2-3 hours to re -heat <br /> when it 's plugged in and possibly not allowing optimum cleaning. <br /> The Safe Washer only consumes 7 watts and 110 volts ofpower, about as much <br /> as a DVD player. It 's economically sound and designed to be left plugged in. <br /> 5 . The Safewasher is plugged in but the fluid is cold? <br /> The first possible cause and most typical is a blown heaterfuse. Secondly it <br /> could be low fluid. Check the Red, low fluid light, on the control box. <br /> 6 . Why does the SafeWasher keeps tripping the circuit breaker? <br /> There are too many pieces of equipment on the circuit or plugged in. <br /> Secondly, the outlet could have poor grounding. <br /> 7 . If there is oil in the fluid how can I wash brakes with it? <br /> Cleaning fluid is drawn from the bottom of the tank; oily residue will concentrate <br /> on the surface of the fluid where the majority of bioremediation takes place. The <br /> fluid that comes out of the brush/spigot is pretty much free of oily residue. <br /> i <br />