clasbou
Member
- Joined
- Jan 27, 2011
- Messages
- 19
- Format
- Medium Format
Hello,
I recently bought a Nova clubmate processor, and am wondering about its usage :
1) How to use the washing tray : does the water has to enter into the big input at the top (
), or into the small input at the bottom (
) ?
=> in the first case, do I have to find a cork for the bottom pipe ?
=> in the latter case, what is the top pipe for ?
2) I tried to raise the processor once filled up with water and solution, but it's damn heavy, as I suspected. As I use it in my bathroom, I need to move it at the end of each session, so I guess I'll have to empty it, however I don't figure how to empty the water tanks, do I have to lean the processor to make water flow by the two holes on the side of the processor (
)?
Is there a easyest way of emptying the water tanks ?
3) I will empty the chemistry at the end of each session, but is it OK to leave the water in the tanks while moving it ? I read in some places that this could cause a strain problem that may affect the plastif walls of the tanks, is it when there is chemistry and no water, or the opposite, or both (I'm afraid the common sense tells me the last option is the good one) ?
Thanks for your help !
I recently bought a Nova clubmate processor, and am wondering about its usage :
1) How to use the washing tray : does the water has to enter into the big input at the top (


=> in the first case, do I have to find a cork for the bottom pipe ?
=> in the latter case, what is the top pipe for ?
2) I tried to raise the processor once filled up with water and solution, but it's damn heavy, as I suspected. As I use it in my bathroom, I need to move it at the end of each session, so I guess I'll have to empty it, however I don't figure how to empty the water tanks, do I have to lean the processor to make water flow by the two holes on the side of the processor (

Is there a easyest way of emptying the water tanks ?
3) I will empty the chemistry at the end of each session, but is it OK to leave the water in the tanks while moving it ? I read in some places that this could cause a strain problem that may affect the plastif walls of the tanks, is it when there is chemistry and no water, or the opposite, or both (I'm afraid the common sense tells me the last option is the good one) ?
Thanks for your help !