FAQs for Ultrasonic Cleaner
General Information
An ultrasonic cleaner is a device that uses ultrasonic sound waves (usually between 20-40 kHz) to clean items. It typically consists of a tank filled with a Water or cleaning solution and transducers that generate ultrasonic waves.
Ultrasonic cleaners work by producing high-frequency sound waves that create microscopic bubbles in the cleaning solution. These bubbles implode, generating tiny shock waves that remove dirt, grime, and contaminants from the surface of the items being cleaned.
FAQs for Ultrasonic Cleaner
Usage
Ultrasonic cleaners can clean a variety of items, Operation Theatre SS Instruments, dental instruments ,jewelry, eyeglasses, watches , laboratory equipment, automotive parts, and electronic components. Always check if the item is safe for ultrasonic cleaning.
Fill the tank with a suitable cleaning solution, place the items in the basket, and submerge them in the solution. Set the appropriate cleaning time and temperature (if applicable), and start the cleaner.
FAQs for Ultrasonic Cleaner
Maintenance and Safety
Regularly change the cleaning solution, especially when it becomes dirty. Clean the tank Avoid running the cleaner without liquid in the tank.
No, some items can be damaged by ultrasonic cleaning. Delicate gemstones, porous stones, soft metals, and certain electronic components should be checked for compatibility before cleaning.
Always follow the M. Shah & Co instructions. Do not place your hands in the solution while the cleaner is running. Ensure the cleaner is on a stable surface and away from water sources.
FAQs for Ultrasonic Cleaner
Troubleshooting
This could be due to several factors, such as using the wrong cleaning solution, insufficient cleaning time, or overloading the tank. Ensure the solution is fresh, the items are properly spaced, and the cleaner is functioning correctly.
Check the power source and connections. Ensure the cleaner is not overloaded and the solution level is adequate. If it still doesn’t work, consult the M.Shah & Co. Technician or contact customer support Number
A certain level of noise is normal due to the ultrasonic waves. However, excessive noise could indicate an issue with the transducers or the cleaning solution level. Ensure the tank is filled correctly and the cleaner is on a stable surface.
