Three questions:
1. Do they use electro-magnets, traditional iron-based magnets, or
neodymium magnets?
2. If the last two types, how do they get switched off for cleaning
out the magnetic crap they've collected?
3. Is it acceptable to wash the magnetic crap down the drain, or
should it be disposed of in some other way, and if so, what other way?
The magnet is within a tube, the crud collects on the outside of the
tube, for cleaning the tube+magnet assembly is removed from the filter,
then the magnet is withdrawn from the tube, the cruc can be washed-off
the tube
Three questions:
1. Do they use electro-magnets, traditional iron-based magnets, or
neodymium magnets?
2. If the last two types, how do they get switched off for cleaning
out the magnetic crap they've collected?
3. Is it acceptable to wash the magnetic crap down the drain, or
should it be disposed of in some other way, and if so, what other way?
Three questions:
1. Do they use electro-magnets, traditional iron-based magnets, or
neodymium magnets?
2. If the last two types, how do they get switched off for cleaning
out the magnetic crap they've collected?
3. Is it acceptable to wash the magnetic crap down the drain, or
should it be disposed of in some other way, and if so, what other way?
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