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  • WINTECH NEO 冷却水配管清掃方法
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    WINTECH NEO Cooling water piping cleaning method

    For water-cooled models, if the cooling water piping is clogged with dust or foreign matter, abnormal pressure or abnormal temperature heating may occur. This section describes how to clean the cooling water piping.

  • WINTECH NEO 防塵フィルター清掃方法
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    WINTECH NEO Dust Prevention Filter Cleaning Method

    For WINTECH NEO (air-cooled version), a filter cleaning alarm is triggered approximately every two months to have the dust filter inspected. This section explains how to clean the dust filter.

  • HIFLEX NEO-E 冷凍機フィルター清掃方法
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    HIFLEX NEO-E Refrigeration Filter Cleaning Method

    This section explains how to remove and clean the refrigerator filter. Please note that operation without a filter may cause dust to get into the fins of the condenser, resulting in reduced performance.

  • HIFLEX NEO-E 加湿パン清掃方法
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    HIFLEX NEO-E Humidification Pan Cleaning Method

    Long-term humidity operation can cause white solids to adhere to the humidification pan and humidification heater, which can lead to defects. This section describes the cleaning procedures and precautions needed in such cases.

  • HIFLEX NEO-E サブタンク清掃方法
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    HIFLEX NEO-E sub-tank cleaning method

    If the operation is to be shut down for more than one month, the sub-tank must be drained. This section explains how to drain the sub-tank and the essentials of filter removal, cleaning, and reassembly.

  • HIFLEX NEO-E 水位調整方法
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    HIFLEX NEO-E Water level adjustment method

    This section explains how to check and adjust the water level in the humidification pan and wick pan. When opening the service panel during operation for adjustment, be careful to avoid electric shock, burns, or injury.

  • HIFLEX NEO-E ウィックガーゼ交換方法
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    HIFLEX NEO-E Wick Gauze Exchange Instructions

    Wick gauze must be replaced whenever it becomes dirty, hardened, or after operating at temperatures of 100°C or higher. This section explains how to replace wick gauze.