
Cleaning & Maintenance Guide
A practical starting point for routine equipment care, cleaning frequency and when to stop and request engineer support.
Always follow the specific manufacturer instructions and chemical label for the equipment in use.User care · Cleaning · Service boundaries
Simple daily and weekly routines for coffee machines and water coolers, plus fresh-milk guidance and a clear line between user care and professional service work.

A practical starting point for routine equipment care, cleaning frequency and when to stop and request engineer support.
Always follow the specific manufacturer instructions and chemical label for the equipment in use.
Browse the Café Perfection cleaning and care range for compatible routine maintenance products.
Confirm product suitability against the equipment instructions before use.
Work through safe user-level checks for common coffee-machine issues before requesting a service visit.
Do not remove covers or attempt engineer-only electrical, plumbing or internal service work.
Straightforward guidance for the people using and looking after a workplace coffee setup day to day.

Planned maintenance and reactive support for commercial coffee equipment, with a clear route from user care to engineer intervention.

Planned sanitisation, filter changes and service support for workplace water equipment.
Check the areas and equipment types supported by Café Perfection and find the right contact route.

Milk-system care is model-specific and safety-critical. Use the current manufacturer document attached to the exact product, the site food-safety procedure and approved cleaning products.
If the current document is not linked, contact Café Perfection with the product and model reference.
Use the current cooler instructions for external cleaning, bottle handling, low-use restart and any user task. Internal sanitisation, filtration and technical work require the correct professional route.
Do not substitute a generic poster for the current model instruction.
Use the equipment reference and current technical information when arranging professional inspection, maintenance or repair.
Scope and frequency depend on the exact machine, condition, usage, site and agreed service route.Use the equipment reference and current technical information when arranging sanitisation, filtration, inspection, maintenance or repair.
Scope and frequency depend on the exact cooler, condition, usage, incoming water, site and agreed service route.
Use the current tap-system instruction for user care and the correct professional route for filters, boilers, chillers, carbonators, internal water paths and other technical work.
The installed configuration determines the correct method and service scope.
Keep external surfaces, dispense areas and approved user-cleanable parts cared for in line with the exact product instructions. Descaling, internal boilers, electrical work, filters and internal water-path work should follow the correct professional or manufacturer-specific route.
Hot surfaces, stored boiling water and electrical components make the user/engineer boundary especially important.
Use the ingredient pack and machine instructions for storage, allergen controls, hopper/container cleaning, expiry rotation and refill practice. Do not mix old and new stock or use a generic dose where the machine recipe specifies otherwise.
Site food-safety and allergen procedures remain the source of truth for handling and records.These resources support routine equipment care. They do not replace manufacturer instructions, COSHH information, site risk assessments, food-safety procedures or competent engineer work. If a task requires covers to be removed, electrical or plumbing work, internal adjustment or specialist sanitisation, use the appropriate service route.