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How to Perform Initial Cleaning
During initial cleaning, equipment operators remove all dust, dirt, grime, oil, grease, and other contaminants that adhere to equipment. Then, they look for hidden flaws and problem areas exposed by cleaning. Learn the four phases of activity and the seven steps for conducting a thorough initial cleaning.
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How to Perform Initial Cleaning
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