FiberGlass Wash Tub with Lid for 13x20 Cells

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MFG WashTub13x20

Wash Tub for Two 13x20 Cells
FiberGlass Tub with Lid

Price: $94.00

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Manufacturer: MFG

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Industrial grade, US manufactured by MFG Tray Corp. Lid is included. Perfect size for two 13" x 20" cells. This tub is 14" deep, we found that 14 gallons will fill this tub to 10" deep. The fiberglass is very sturdy and will not deflect when full of soap and water. The tub could be picked up while full of cells and water (water sloshes out).

The super fine particulate from the cells will leave a grease-like ring. This particulate would infuse in to soft plastic tubs or the dishwasher. The molded fiberglass surface is hard but smooth and impervious to the super fine particulate.

Inside bottom dimensions are 20½ x 15".
Inside depth is 14".

Both cells and prefilters fit in this tub for the following models:

White-Rodgers SST1600 with two cells 10½ x 20 x 5
White-Rodgers SST2000 with two cells 13 x 20 x 5
White-Rodgers CSC1000 with two cells 10½ x 20 x 5
Honeywell; all F300 F50 with two cells 10 x 20 x 4½
Honeywell; all F300 F50 with two cells 12½ x 20 x 4½
Honeywell; all F52 with one or two cells 12½ x 20 x 4½
Trion; all with two cells 10 x 20 x 5
Trion; all with two cells 12½ x 20 x 5

When cleaning the prefilter be careful not to flatten down the woven foil. The aluminum weave can be easily flattened with water pressure or when cleaning with a brush. Soaking the prefilters in a tub is recommended.

See your owner's manual for washing instructions.

The fiberglass tub is very sturdy and will not deflect when full of soap and water. The tub could be picked up while full of cells and water

Nu-Calgon cell cleaner - Gallon concentrate

We recommend soaking the collector cells. Soaking cleans better than the dishwasher and cleans better than a pressure washer. The cells typically do not need to be cleaned as often as the prefilters.

After cleaning, inspect the cell plates for dirt, hold the cell up to light. View the plates through the ionizing section to see the dirtiest side. Note that only every other plate captures dirt.

The plates are either charged or grounded. The charged particles are attracted to the grounded plates and repelled by the charged plates. Closely check the grounded plates, where as the charged plates will clean easily.



	Honeywell recommends wiping down the ionizing wires when washing the collector cells. Also check the wires for roughness, a side effect of the corona discharge is the growth of a white quartz layer. Air near the high-voltage ionizer wires breaks down in to ions and high energy electrons. This mixture of ions and electrons is called the corona plasma. The ions collide with suspended particulate and confer the charge.
	The plasma has an unintended reaction with cyclomethicone, a silicone oil present in household products such as deodorant sprays and skin lotions. This reaction leaves deposits of solid silicon dioxide on the ionizing wires. These insulating formations will significantly suppress the corona pattern and intensity. Research has shown cleaning the wires with 600 grit emery cloth will remove the silicon dioxide. But at the risk of damaging the wire surface or breaking the wire.