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After the distilled water is nished, please open the upper cover 10-20 minutes
later. The correct operation of opening the upper cover is shown in Figure 7 to pre-
vent the internal residual steam from overowing and scalding. The machine can
work continuously. When distilled water is needed, add water again and restart the
machine.
It is forbidden to open the upper cover during the distillation process or immedi-
ately after the distilled water is prepared. If it is necessary to open the distilled
water machine midway, the machine must be shut down rst, the power cord must
be pulled out, and after 10-20 minutes of waiting, the operation shall be carried out
in strict accordance with (Fig. 5) to open the upper cover to avoid scalding by steam
overow.
5.
The rst and second barrels of distilled water should not be drunk. This is done by
cleaning the machine itself with high-temperature steam. There may be impurities
or traces of oil in the production process and packaging process inside the new ma-
chine. If you need to drink the distilled water, please make a few more barrels of
water and let the machine clean up the internal circulation before drinking. It is
necessary to do high-grade steam for medical and laboratory use distilled water
must be obtained from the machine, and more than two barrels of distilled water
should be made every day for one week to thoroughly purify the inside of the ma-
chine, so as to reach the medical standard and the rst class national laboratory
standard.
After distilled water or pure dew, please immediately clean the stainless steel parts
inside the machine (stainless steel tank, stainless steel upper cover, etc.) and keep
it dry (especially to remind that the liquid such as pure dew is weak acid and corro-
sive to stainless steel, and also reminds the tap water in many places to have similar
phenomenon). In a word, keep the inside and outside of the body as dry as possi-
ble, especially the socket part, to prevent short circuit of power supply. This kind of
maintenance can eectively extend the service life of the machine.
6.
7.
(Fig. 5)
Correct Operation
Wrong Operation Wrong Operation
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