Cleaning the equipment: Promptly clean the exterior and interior surfaces after use to remove residual samples and liquids. Wipe with a soft, non-abrasive cloth or wipe, using a mild, general-purpose, non-abrasive cleaning solution. Take care to prevent liquid from entering the equipment's interior, particularly the power supply and circuit board areas. Inspect the power supply and cables: Ensure the power cord is securely connected and free from damage or exposed wiring. Periodically check power outlets and cables for safety and reliability. Inspect sample containers: Ensure containers meet equipment specifications and seal properly. Regularly check for cracks or wear, and replace damaged containers promptly.


Routine maintenance: Periodically inspect components such as inlet and outlet hoses, the ultrasonic transducer, and the controller. Promptly repair or replace parts as needed to ensure proper operation. Replacing parts: Wear-prone components, such as the ultrasonic transducer and converter, require periodic replacement.

Establish a replacement schedule based on usage and the manufacturer's recommendations. Lubrication and maintenance: Lubricate transmission and moving parts to minimize wear and friction. Regularly check lubricant levels and quality, replenishing or replacing as necessary. Cooling water management: Periodically check the cooling water; replace it promptly if discoloration or contamination is observed. Ensure the cooling water system remains unobstructed to prevent blockages and leaks.


Storage environment: Store the equipment in a dry, well-ventilated area free from corrosive gases. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or high temperatures. Long-term storage: If the equipment will not be used for an extended period, disconnect the power and perform cleaning and maintenance. Inspect and lubricate components before storage to ensure the equipment remains in good condition.


Operational guidelines: Follow the specified installation methods and operating procedures during use. Avoid improper operation that could damage the equipment or cause personal injury. Personal protection: Wear personal protective equipment (PPE), such as safety glasses and gloves, to ensure safe operation. Avoid direct contact with sample container lids to prevent injuries from spills.