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Maintenance
17
Routine Service Checks
Inspecting the Coolant
Inspect the coolant level at regular intervals, when the equipment is in use.
Normally check once or twice a week, more often if it is used continuously or
under high ambient temperatures. The coolant level should remain at the
upper gauge mark on the back panel, whether the unit is running or not. For
test measurement and addition of liquid if required, see “Coolant” on page 9.
Inspecting the External Surface
The radiator surface, particularly on the inside, should be checked periodi-
cally for possible collection of dust and lint. A heavy lint coating on the inside
surface of the radiator can impair the cooling efficiency of the unit. Follow the
instructions below for cleaning. See “Cleaning”.
Cleaning
The most important cleaning task is to remove accumulations of dust, lint,
and grime that could interfere with proper air circulation and therefore effi-
cient heat transfer. The heat exchanger surfaces, particularly on the inside,
should be checked periodically for possible collection of dust and lint.
z Equipment Needed:
z Lint-free cleaning cloth
z Mild detergent
Cleaning the Instrument Housing and Panels
1. Remove loose dirt and grime, gently, using a soft clean cloth dampened
with a warm solution of mild detergent and water.
Note: A vacuum can be used to clean the radiators if necessary.
2. Remove the 26 screws from the top panel to gain access to the radiators.
3. Clean off dust and lint, if any, with a radiator brush or stiff bristle brush.
4. Check under the ribs of the air intake grille (at the side) for dust collec-
tion. If there is a buildup, remove the grille and clean under the ribs.
5. Replace top panel and screws.
Note: Heavy coatings of lint on any surfaces of the heat exchanger
unit can impair the efficiency of the Moduload unit. Keep them clean.
Cleaning the Connector and Outside Surface
Note: Use a soft, clean cloth dampened with mild detergent.
z Wipe dust and dirt from the outside surface of the unit
Note: zThis should be performed at regular intervals.
z Check the condition of the RF coaxial connector.
z Clean the RF input connector, If needed, use a self-drying contact
cleaner that leaves no residue.
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