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Cleaning Procedure for Processor Wash Tanks
Monthly bleach cleaning procedure to remove algae and deposits from processor wash tanks and water jackets.
Algae and deposits in wash tanks can affect film image quality and cause pitting and staining of the tank material.
Highlights
- At least monthly, add one cup of household bleach to each wash tank or water jacket
- Leave the solution in the tank for one hour
- Rinse the tanks thoroughly at least twice
- Repeat the process if necessary
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Frequently asked questions
How often should processor wash tanks be cleaned with bleach?
At least once a month.
How much household bleach is used to clean processor wash tanks?
At least one cup of household bleach is added to each wash tank or water jacket.
How long should the bleach solution remain in the wash tank?
Leave the solution in the tank for one hour.
How many times should the wash tanks be rinsed after cleaning?
Rinse the tanks thoroughly at least twice.
What problems can algae and deposits cause in wash tanks?
Algae and deposits can affect film image quality and cause pitting and staining of the tank material.
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