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This video will go over how to clean your machine daily. It is very important for you to clean your machine daily! To clean your machine daily it will require the proper cleaning solution and a soft towel. Make sure to clean both the surfaces of the machine and on the unit itself. Spray the…

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This video will go over how to clean your machine daily. It is very important for you to clean your machine daily! To clean your machine daily it will require the proper cleaning solution and a soft towel. Make sure to clean both the surfaces of the machine and on the unit itself. Spray the towel and avoid spraying directly on electronics. The video also addresses air filters and how to clean them.

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(upbeat music) - It is important for you to clean your machine daily. To clean your machine daily will require the proper cleaning solution and a soft towel. All you need to do is spray the surfaces of the machine with this cleaning solution and then use the soft towel to wipe it down properly. Avoid using any type of solution that could be corrosive to the stainless steel. We're going to repeat the same process on the unit itself. Spray the towel in this case and then wipe the unit down. Avoid spraying directly on electronics because that could cause them to be damaged. Wipe the faceplates properly. Once that is completed, we recommend for you to empty the drip tray. You may have to take this to the sink in the back of the room and clean it properly, dry it, and then bring it back and install it. Just like that. We recommend for the air filters to be cleaned every three months. The air filters are located right here on the dispensers. To get them out, just pull on this. Spray with degreaser, set it in the backroom for two minutes, wipe it down, and then properly wash it and dry, and bring it back, and reinstall to the machine. For proper airflow around the machine, we recommend for you not to place any objects on top of the dispenser. That will block the airflow from the fan and causing the machine not to function properly.

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