Does it specify what can be used to clean the scale surface?
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I don't recall. I just wipe with Clorox wipes I don't place food directly on scale. It has a tare feature to weigh the container first then the food.
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I don't really remember. I don't usually put food directly on it since it self regulating. I just wipe it with windex clean up or a damp cloth.
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We have found that this helps with scale deposits build up, but not solution for appliances, we are in the process of purchasing a soft water conditioner as well to aid in removal of all scale. We bought a Tank-less Walter Heater' Tempra Plus by: Stiebl Eltron for the house instead of your standard water heater that corrodes over time. This water filter aids in the removal of scale entering the home it does not however removed all of it, although we have seen a significant improvement overall. We figure with a water softener to aid our tankless system will do the trick. :O) Our tankless system with this filter is one of the best things we have done for our family and home. We have found that this helps with scale deposits build up, but not solution for appliances, we are in the process of purchasing a soft water conditioner as well to aid in removal of all scale. We bought a Tank-less Walter Heater' Tempra Plus by: Stiebl Eltron for the house instead of your standard water heater that corrodes over time. This water filter aids in the removal of scale entering the home it does not however removed all of it, although we have seen a significant improvement overall. We figure with a water softener to aid our tankless system will do the trick. :O) Our tankless... » Read More We have found that this helps with scale deposits build up, but not solution for appliances, we are in the process of purchasing a soft water conditioner as well to aid in removal of all scale. We bought a Tank-less Walter Heater' Tempra Plus by: Stiebl Eltron for the house instead of your standard water heater that corrodes over time. This water filter aids in the removal of scale entering the home it does not however removed all of it, although we have seen a significant improvement overall. We figure with a water softener to aid our tankless system will do the trick. :O) Our tankless system with this filter is one of the best things we have done for our family and home. « Show Less
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yes is the simple answer. you will have a much more difficult cleaning process but the equipment is capable of handling any paints. The owners manual gives cleaning procedures for all types of paints.
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I wouldn't try it. Gentle is a relative term. It's still a solvent and therefore might etch some plastics or remove some coatings. Most screen manufacturers recommend cleaning with a cloth moistened with plain tap water, possibly with a very small quantity (e.g. one drop per cup) of dish-washing detergent.
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You can purchase additional plane irons for it and grind them to re-purpose the plane. For instance, by rounding the outside edges of the plane iron you can make a very nice scrub plane out of it.
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A little bit of dishwashing liquid mixed with warm water works well. One of our cleaners used scrubbing bubbles and it ruined the surface of the one we had.
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Yes, however I would calibrate and use the cleaning sheet before you do so. You can customize your settings for a high dpi for better quality.
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surface must be clean no dirt or dust, dry no grease oil or water. Designed to adhere to EPEM and create a permanent bond - do not recommend for repair of other types of surface or materials
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You can set this soldering station to either scale, your choice. Software/Firmware allows you to choose your preference. Nice feature. This convertibility is a feature that is sadly missing on their FG-100 soldering tip thermometer used to accurately calibrate soldering station, in case the user/owner mistakenly "recalibrates" (easy to do, if one isn't careful) the default factory settings.
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John,It does not come off to clean it, At least not that I know of. However, I have wax paper I put down on top of the scale before I put anything on it to weigh it. Makes cleaning up easier =)
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WVaBobby gave the best advice to clean out scale and lime. You should also always empty the monster after each use.
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Yes this will clean switches, Pots. Tuners, etc. Remember, contact type cleaner can be used as long as it's the Plastic Safe cleaner. Similar to the old TV Tuner cleaner but this CRC stuff if plastic safe. Do Not use "Contact Cleaner" unless it's specifically plastic safe.
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There's no filter. Depending on usage and water type, cleaning to remove scale may be required every other week to optimize performance. If you live in a hardwater area,its recommended to use distilled water. Easy to clean comes with small cleaning brush. if scale becomes difficult to remove with brush you can clean with 1tsp of vinegar( intruction in booklet) I have been using our 2 units since Dec. 24th and have no signs of scale. We use distilled water .Hope this has been helpfull
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I suppose it depends on what you are cleaning off of it.If it is paint or polyurethane use what that product says to use for clean up.I hope this helps some.
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Don't just rinse, use either a coffee maker cleaner, or as we do, run a cycle with white vinager and water (no filter). It cleans the scale and oil build up.
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Yes, and you will continue to see this. It's the minerals from your water. You have to clean and descale it regularly, using either vinegar or citric acid. A tablespoon or two of vinegar in your water when it begins to get flaky or when the sides of the unit begin to look frosted. Run the unit through a cycle, drain it, then run at least two more loads of just water through it. Should remove all the scale. I usually do this about once every two months. Also the little filter on the floor of the inside of the unit, the steel mesh one, comes off and should be scrubbed with a toothbrush or something similar to unclog it. Yes, and you will continue to see this. It's the minerals from your water. You have to clean and descale it regularly, using either vinegar or citric acid. A tablespoon or two of vinegar in your water when it begins to get flaky or when the sides of the unit begin to look frosted. Run the unit through a cycle, drain it, then run at least two more loads of just water through it. Should remove all the scale. I usually do this about once every two months. Also the little filter on the floor of the inside of the unit, the steel mesh one, comes off and should be scrubbed with a toothbrush or... » Read More Yes, and you will continue to see this. It's the minerals from your water. You have to clean and descale it regularly, using either vinegar or citric acid. A tablespoon or two of vinegar in your water when it begins to get flaky or when the sides of the unit begin to look frosted. Run the unit through a cycle, drain it, then run at least two more loads of just water through it. Should remove all the scale. I usually do this about once every two months. Also the little filter on the floor of the inside of the unit, the steel mesh one, comes off and should be scrubbed with a toothbrush or something similar to unclog it. « Show Less
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I clean mine with a Clorox wipe or windex and a paper towel....that being said I never put food directly on the scale, I either lay a piece of wax paper or container on it and zero it before putting food on it.