Manual

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BIOREMEDIATING parts washing system
SmartWasher
®
USER INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
When this light is on, simply add a 20 litre container
of OzzyJuice
®
to bring the fluid level up to normal. On
average, with normal use, you will add a 20 liter container
of OzzyJuice
®
approximately every six to eight weeks.
How quickly can Ozzy break down oil and
grease?
Once activated, Ozzy and his friends are constantly
eating. Assuming the system is operating optimally
(OzzyJuice
®
temperature between 40°C - 46°C and
the OzzyMat
®
routinely changed a minimum of once
every 30 days) the rate at which the hydrocarbons
can remediate can approach 80% every seven days.
Analyses performed on samples of used OzzyJuice
®
from
operating SmartWasher
®
systems consistently show oil
and grease levels in the 1,400 parts per million range.
BY COMPARISON, used, non-bioremediating, aqueous
cleaners can average over 20,000 parts per million of
oil and grease.
Does anything kill Ozzy?
YES. Any biocides designed to kill microbes, such as
bleach and Lysol™, will kill Ozzy; chemicals that kill
living things like some strong pesticides and rat poison
may be harmful to Ozzy.
How often, how much and when are you
adding fluid?
A full container of OzzyJuice
®
should be added
immediately when the “Add Fluid” light comes on. The
system is designed to warn users at the point at which
fluid should be added. Please keep in mind that the light
will remain illuminated while fluid is low, and more fluid
will be needed to reach the proper operating level. If
the “Add Fluid” light is on, the heating of the cleaning
fluid is switched of. Please note that in this
How many hours a day do you have the pump
running?
The more the pump runs, the more evaporation occurs.
Never leave the pump running when the SmartWasher
®
is not in use.
How often do I change the OzzyMat
®
?
At least once a month. This simple act accomplishes
three things: First, it keeps trapped contaminants from
reaching inappropriate levels. Secondly, Ozzy microbes
are introduced into the SmartWasher system through
the OzzyMat
®
. Every time you change the OzzyMat
®
you introduce fresh Ozzy(s) to the existing microbe
colony which keeps the system working at an optimum
level. Finally, changing the OzzyMat
®
keeps sludge from
building up in the base of the unit. If the OzzyMat
®
is not
changed regularly and allowed to become clogged, large
contaminants can flow into the reservoir via the overflow
holes in the sink, potentially causing sludge to build up.
How do I dispose of the OzzyMat
®
?
In many areas the OzzyMat
®
can be disposed of in a
non-leaching, sealed manner, and disposed of as solid
waste. But it must always be disposed of in accordance
with National Regulations.
What do I do if the OzzyMat
®
clogs up quickly
with grease?
The FL-4 OzzyMat
®
has 4 layers intended to be peeled
away weekly, which helps eliminate unnecessary clogging.