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Start-up procedure • If the unit has not been left running continuously, press the blower on/off switch. The switch will be illuminated when switched on. The cabinet’s audible alarm may activate for several seconds until the blower has come up to full speed. Make sure that you have cabinet airflow, either by listening for blower sound or feeling the airflow across your fingers. Check the reading on the air pressure gauge. The reading on the gauge should be consistent with the last time the unit was on. • Turn on the fluorescent light. The switch will become illuminated in the ‘on’ position and the fluorescent bulbs should activate. • Wipe down the interior area of the cabinet with a surface disinfectant. • • NOTES: • Some disinfectants may corrode or stain the steel surfaces. If this happens, clean the • surfaces afterward with a disinfectant-detergent and rinse with sterile tap water to prevent corrosion • Blocking the front and rear perforated grills must be avoided. If wipes or absorbent • towels are used on the work surface, be sure to keep them away from the grills. • Check that the position of the rear wall dampers (two upper and two lower) are consistent with the settings from the factory test report. • After your equipment is in place inside the cabinet, close and secure the door. All operations inside the BIOPROtect II JR must be carried out through the unit’s 8” sash opening. • Caution: The BIOPROtect II JR will not provide adequate personnel protection unless the front door and viewscreen are closed. • • After a procedure has been completed, all equipment which has been in contact with the research agent should be enclosed, and the entire surface decontaminated. Trays of discarded items should be covered. The cabinet should then be allowed to run for at least three minutes with no activity so that the airborne contaminant will be purged from the work area. • After you have removed all materials, culture apparatus, etc., decontamination of the interior surfaces should be repeated. Check the work area carefully for spilled or splashed nutrient which might support bacterial growth. And never use the cabinet to store supplies or laboratory equipment. http://solid/prereleased/prereleased/STAN. PRODUCT/313/DOCS/313D000.doc Page 11 of 59
Reacting to Spills Caution: An Emergency spill containment and clean-up procedure should be established prior to an accident Spilled fluid on the floor of the BIOPROtect II JR is contained within the stainless steel work area of the cabinet via the threshold placed under the unit’s door. The threshold will contain a volume of approximately 1 gallon (3 liters) of fluid. However, because the BIOPROtect II JR cabinet bears directly on the users floor there is no drain provided. • It is recommended that the researchers, in coordination with their consulting safety professional, have a written plan available in case of an accidental exposure or spill. • In the case of biological spill, for example, the area containing the spill may be flooded with an appropriate disinfectant. After the disinfectant has had time for a complete kill, remove the residue. If you have used a disinfectant which is harmful to stainless steel (Hypochlorite bleach solutions, for example) be sure that none remains to corrode cabinet surfaces. Clean the surfaces with sterile water. • The Center for Disease Control has published “Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories.” If you have a spill involving a hazardous Biosafety Level 2 or 3 agent, then you are advised to leave the cabinet running so as to let the aerosols settle before you start cleanup procedures. With some spills, it may be necessary to decontaminate the room with an agent such as formaldehyde gas. (Biosafety Level 4 agents should never be used in the type of cabinet.) • If the spill contains volatile liquids which generate vapors creating a danger of fire or explosion, turn off the unit and other electrical equipment. Evacuate and seal the room and call for immediate help from a safety professional. • If the agent is a hazardous chemical, it may be recommended that a Spill Kit be kept readily available. This kit should be clearly labeled, and might include such items as a respirator, chemical splash goggles, two pairs of gloves, two sheets of absorbent material, spill control pillows, a solution to clean the contaminant, and waste disposal bags or other containers. Consult your safety professional for proper procedures and treatment of the specific agents you plan to use. http://solid/prereleased/prereleased/STAN. PRODUCT/313/DOCS/313D000.doc Page 12 of 59
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