CSI Solar Double Glass Module CS6W-545MB-AG

Warning: Do not make modifications to any component of the PV module (diode, junction box, connectors or others)

Modules clear of snow, bird droppings, seeds, pollen, leaves, branches, dirt spots, and dust

Modules with sufficient tilt (at least 15°)

Module cleaned with water and a non-abrasive cleaning implement (sponge) during the cool part of the day

Snow removed using a soft brush

System integrity checked (wiring and supports)

Warning: To protect against electric shock or injury, electrical or mechanical inspections and maintenance should be performed by qualified personnel only

Sign off on the module maintenance

WARNING: Cleaning activities create a risk of damaging the modules and array components, as well as increasing the potential electric shock hazard.

Cracked or broken modules represent an electric shock hazard due to leakage currents, and the risk of shock is increased when modules are wet. Before cleaning, thoroughly inspect modules for cracks, damage, and loose connections.

The voltage and current present in an array during daylight hours are sufficient to cause a lethal electrical shock.

Ensure that the circuit is disconnected before starting the cleaning procedure as contact with leakage of electrically active parts can result in injury.

Ensure that the array has been disconnected to other active components (such as inverter or combiner boxes) before starting with the cleaning.

Wear suitable protection (clothes, insulated gloves, etc.).

Do not immerse the module, partially or totally, in water or any other cleaning solution.

Rear side cleaning of the modules is not required, if cleaning the rear of a module is desired, care should be taken to ensure there is no damage caused to the module by simply clearing the contaminant by hand or with a soft sponge.

NOTICE: Use a proper cleaning solution and suitable cleaning equipment.

WARNING: Cleaning activities create a risk of damaging the modules and array components, as well as increasing the potential electric shock hazard.

Cracked or broken modules represent an electric shock hazard due to leakage currents, and the risk of shock is increased when modules are wet. Before cleaning, thoroughly inspect modules for cracks, damage, and loose connections.

The voltage and current present in an array during daylight hours are sufficient to cause a lethal electrical shock.

Ensure that the circuit is disconnected before starting the cleaning procedure as contact with leakage of electrically active parts can result in injury.

Ensure that the array has been disconnected to other active components (such as inverter or combiner boxes) before starting with the cleaning.

Wear suitable protection (clothes, insulated gloves, etc.).

Do not immerse the module, partially or totally, in water or any other cleaning solution.

Rear side cleaning of the modules is not required, if cleaning the rear of a module is desired, care should be taken to ensure there is no damage caused to the module by simply clearing the contaminant by hand or with a soft sponge.

NOTICE: Use a proper cleaning solution and suitable cleaning equipment.