5258 - Dishwasher Sani-Lav - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wall Mount Stainless Steel Sink
Brand	Sani-Lav (Columbia Products)
Model	5258
Material	Stainless Steel
Mounting Type	Wall Mount
Included Components	Wall-mounting bracket, strainer assembly with basket
Compliance	NSF/ANSI 2 Food Equipment
Care Instructions	Clean with abrasive cleaner (Bon-Ami, Zud) or baking soda; scrub along grain; rinse with hot water; dry regularly
Things to Avoid	Harsh abrasives, corrosive chemicals, scouring pads, carbon steel brushes, steel wool, oily rags
Additional Tips	Wear rubber gloves, do not mix cleaners, avoid solvents in closed spaces
Warranty Information	Contact Columbia Products at 800.626.2117 or columbiasinks.com

Frequently Asked Questions - 5258 Sani-Lav

How do I install the Sani-Lav 5258 wall mount sink?

The sink comes with a wall-mounting bracket. Securely attach the bracket to the wall following local building codes, then hang the sink and connect plumbing.

What is the best way to clean the stainless steel surface?

Use an abrasive cleaner like Bon-Ami or Zud weekly or bi-weekly. Always scrub in the direction of the grain. Rinse well and dry.

Can I use bleach or harsh chemicals on this sink?

No. Columbia does not recommend use with harsh chemicals. Avoid corrosive chemicals that can damage the stainless steel.

How do I prevent rust spots on the sink?

Regularly dry the sink after use to prevent water spots and surface rust. Also avoid leaving salt or salty water in the sink.

What should I avoid when cleaning the sink?

Avoid abrasive scouring pads, carbon steel brushes, and steel wool, as iron particles can cause rust. Also avoid oily rags.

Is this sink suitable for commercial kitchens?

Yes, it is NSF/ANSI 2 Food Equipment certified, suitable for food service environments.

Does the sink come with a faucet?

The manual does not specify included faucets. The warning mentions equipment that include faucets may contain chemicals. Contact Columbia for details.

What is the warranty on this sink?

Warranty information not provided in manual. Contact Columbia Products at 800.626.2117 or [e-mail].

Can I use baking soda to clean the sink?

Yes, baking soda is recommended as an alternative cleaner. Scrub along the grain and rinse thoroughly.

How do I contact Columbia Products for support?

Call 800.626.2117, visit columbiasinks.com, or email [e-mail].

USER MANUAL 5258 Sani-Lav

SANI-LAV® COLUMBIA PRODUCTS

Wall Mount Stainless Steel Sink

Model 5258

Exterior view of a stainless steel stainless steel water dispenser with open lid (no text or symbols visible)

Columbia does not recommend use with harsh chemicals.

Product Compliance

NSF/ANSI 2 Food Equipment

COLUMBIA SPECIFICATIONS

WALL MOUNT SINK

Parts List

□(1) Wall mount sink
□(1) Wall-mounting bracket
□(1) Strainer assembly with basket

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Front

Side

■ Wall Mounting Detail

■ Hole Configurations

WARNING: Equipment that include faucets on this page may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.

COLUMBIA PRODUCTS

800.626.2117 • columbiasinks.com • [e-mail]

Care and Maintenance

Regular cleaning will preserve the appearance and integrity of the surface. Stainless steel can easily be cleaned and kept stain-free using various methods.

Recommendations:

• Clean with an abrasive cleaner like, Bon-Ami or Zud weekly or bi-weekly. Always scrub in the direction of the grain or polish lines. Another option is to use Baking soda. Make sure to rinse well and dry. Illustration A
• Most soaps and detergents contain chlorides, we recommend rinsing the stainless-steel sink with hot water after use, to prevent corrosion. Illustration B
  • Regularly dry your sink to prevent water and surface rust marks. Illustration C
• Do not leave salt in the sink or near a saltwater environment.
• Use a quality stainless steel cleaner and follow cleaner instructions. Wipe along the grain (NOT against). Illustration D

Things to Avoid:

• Avoid harsh abrasive cleaners and corrosive chemicals.
• Avoid abrasive scouring pads, carbon steel brushes and steel wool for cleaning as iron particles left behind can lead to rust.
• Avoid the use of oily rags or greasy cloths when wiping the surface. To avoid water spots, wipe dry after use.

Additional Tips:

• Regularly drying your sink works wonders to prevent water and surface rust marks.
- Wear rubber gloves when working with cleaners to protect your hands.
- Never mix cleaners. Some products react to create dangerous gases.
- There are thousands of blended or compound cleaners on the market. Users are advised to contact suppliers of solvents for information on their applications on stainless steel.
• DO NOT USE SOLVENTS in closed spaces or while smoking.
• Note: Columbia does not recommend use with harsh chemicals.

Close-up of a circular mechanical component with internal grooves and water droplets (no text or symbols visible)

Illustration A

Close-up of a pipe passing through a container with bubbles rising, showing fluid and bubbles (no text or symbols visible)

Illustration B

Close-up of a hand cleaning a stainless steel faucet with a cloth (no text or symbols visible)

Illustration C

Hand cleaning a surface with a cloth, next to a stainless steel pipe (no text or symbols visible)

Illustration D

COLUMBIA PRODUCTS

800.626.2117 • columbiasinks.com • [e-mail]