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What to do about metal cover plates at the base of older baths.
Modified: July 10, 2008
Article: BT1426
Symptoms
Some customers may experiences issues when trying to use Bath Armor in their old water baths. To troubleshoot these issues, follow the recommendations below.
Products Affected: Lab Armor Beads
- Problem
Metal cover plate in the bottom of older style water baths
Resolution
Fill the spaces below and above the cover plate at with Beads
- Identify the cover plate. If you see a metal plate similar to what's pictured here, follow these steps outlined below.
- Switch bath to OFF position, unplug, and empty water
- Remove metal base plate to uncover thermostat or heating element
- Clean bath thoroughly with soap and water; rinse tub with 70% ethanol and allow to completely dry
- Clean metal base plate thoroughly with soap and water; rinse with 70% ethanol and allow to completely dry
- Once completely dry, first fill space beneath metal base plate with Lab Armor Beads then replace the plate
- Fill bath to 3/4 volume with Beads
- For more information on troubleshooting these issues, email our technical services using the link below.
