Service & Repair Manual
STEP 1 – Degrease & Pre-Scrub:
▼All reusable
▼A nylon brush can be used to scrub stubborn deposits of grime and salt
– especially for threaded metal parts and plastic parts.
CAUTION: DO NOT use a steel wire brush. Doing so can damage plat- ing, threads, plastic parts, and sealing surfaces.
STEP 2 – Fresh Water Rinse:
▼After completing Step 1, it is important to rinse all parts in fresh tap water to remove any soap residue, in order to prevent contamination of the acid bath solution.
▼Step 2 completes the cleaning of all plastic parts.
STEP 3 – Ultrasonic Acid Bath:
CAUTION: It is important to carefully read and understand the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for any cleaning solution before using it, in order to be aware of the possible hazards associated with its use, and the necessary precautions that must be followed to avoid them.
▼Genesis Scuba recommends Lawrence Factor Wash (LFW™) to be used exclusively for the acid bath cleaning of all
▼For best results, LFW can be warmed to a temperature of approxi- mately 120º F. Follow the directions provided on the label.
▼For best results, soak parts in an ultrasonic cleaner for 5 to 15 minutes (depending on the strength of the solution), unless the finish is chipped or scratched. Parts with damage to their finish should be cleaned separately outside the ultrasonic cleaner to avoid agitation.
▼Be certain to isolate more delicate parts, such as orifice cones, to prevent metal on metal contact with other parts or the dip basket that can cause damage to sealing surfaces.
▼Use a timer to control the cleaning time, and do not leave parts unattended while they are inside the acid bath.
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