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Door Operations During cabinet operation, the only access that should be permitted is through the 8” sash opening provided at the front of the cabinet. For set-up purposes, the viewscreen or the large front door can be opened to provide greater access. To open the viewscreen: Caution: Failure to latch the viewscreen in the open position may result in injury Grasp the acrylic panel and pull it away from the door to disengage the two grab catches on each side of the viewscreen. Swing the panel up to engage the support brackets on the cabinet’s top section. You must reach up and swing the two securing latches down to constrain the viewscreen in the open position. To open the door: With the viewscreen in the closed position, slide the dead bolt to the right to disengage the slide from the door jam. The deadbolt is located just inside the door and mates with a jam located on the left side wall. Pull the door open. Due to the cam rise action of the hinges the door will self close if left open. Swing the door 100 degrees (slightly more than perpendicular to the front of the cabinet) in order to override the self closing feature. Removing the cart Caution: It is recommended that prior to cart removal you contact your health and safety officer for decontamination procedures. (also see section 2 “Decon”) Should it be necessary to remove the cart, you must open the front door to fully expose the BIOPROtect II JR’s interior work bay. This area is assumed to have contamination so use caution in the way you approach the task. • Decontaminate and clean the unit as recommended by your health and safety officer. • Open the door to expose the cabinet’s work bay. • Any equipment on the cart should be disconnected from the side wall service connections and removed from the cable ports. • Unlock the front casters by pulling up the foot operated locking devices. When the locking device is in a horizontal position it is unlocked. • Use the hand crank to lower the height of the work surface if necessary. Check that your equipment will clear the front header if it is allowed to be left on the cart. • Pull the cart out and away from the BIOPROtect II JR. http://solid/prereleased/prereleased/STAN. PRODUCT/313/DOCS/313D000.doc Page 9 of 59
Set-up Procedure This section outlines the tasks required to properly install automated laboratory work stations within the BIOPROtect II JR. This does not replace the recommendations of the equipment manufacturer. It is assumed that the user is familiar with the set-up and operation of the ancillary equipment. • Place the equipment on the cart’s table top so that the equipment is within the area of the table top as defined by the four corners. The front of the equipment must face the front of the cart (crank handle side). • Using the crank handle provided on the cart, adjust the cart’s height until the work table of the equipment is flush or below the intake grill section of the door. Stow the crank handle under the work table. • Make utility connections to the side wall services. • Close the front door of the BIOPROtect II JR and make certain that you can perform any manual operations on the equipment through the 8” x 42” sash opening provided. • Make certain that no part of the equipment blocks or hangs over the front intake grilles. • Power and run all equipment. Make certain that the equipment and cabinet is operating properly and that none of the BIOPROtect II JR’s circuit breakers have ‘tripped’. • Have a certifier or safety officer witness the air currents (using a smoke tracer) to determine that the equipment does not compromise the cabinet’s ability to provide personnel and product protection. The user may choose to use a particle counter to evaluate the product protection capacity of the cabinet. A measurement of the personnel protection capacity of the cabinet (containment), should the user deem it necessary, will be a more involved test and will require a third party skilled in the operation of the BIO-analog test or the KI-discus test. http://solid/prereleased/prereleased/STAN. PRODUCT/313/DOCS/313D000.doc Page 10 of 59
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