The number of inner-tub pieces, material and corner design must be verified for the model. Construction information supports a cleaning program; it does not alone establish hygiene results.
Match the technical description to the variant. Record product code and serial number, then check the manufacturer's current drawing or technical sheet for inner-tub material, joints and any one-piece construction statement. Do not transfer a description from another size to the container in use.
After cleaning, inspect floor-to-wall transitions, corners, joint lines, cracks and repair marks under good lighting. Link findings to a photograph, container ID and date; if there is damage or residue, isolate and report under procedure.
Verify cleaning separately
Take chemical, dilution, contact and rinsing steps from the site's current hygiene procedure. Record visual checks or any required verification test. Do not assume a seamless surface, detergent compatibility or inspection acceptance.
