Baker BDINQ400 User Manual

P. O. Drawer E / 161 Gatehouse Road / Sanford, Maine 04073 / USA
800-992-2537 / 207-324-8773 / Fax: 207-324-3869 / bakerco@bakerco.com
398D003 Rev B i
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Biological Containment Cabinet
BD InoqulA
MODEL
BDINQ400
Revision
Date
Description
A
06/26/14
Initial release
B
07/28/14
Revised and updated instructions
C
08/18/14
Revised and updated instructions page 4

Baker BDINQ400 Specifications

General

Brand	Baker
Model	BDINQ400
Category	Laboratory Equipment
Language	English

Summary

Preparing the SA Module and Cabinet for Installation

Step 1: Removing Side Covers and Panels

Remove right side duct cover and lower SA module panels for access to mounting holes.

Lifting and Placement of the BDINQ400

Step 1: Verify Lifting Hoist Ring Attachment

Ensure all four lifting hoist rings are properly attached to the top of the cabinet.

Step 2: Utilize Spreader Beam for Unbalanced Loads

Use a spreader beam with adjustability for unbalanced loads, considering cabinet weight.

Step 3: Attach Lifting Equipment and Balance

Attach lifting equipment, lift slightly to verify balance, and adjust for even balance.

Step 4: Position and Lower Cabinet onto Chassis

Position cabinet over SA chassis, carefully lower, aligning rear flange and mounting studs.

Manual Lifting of the BDINQ400

Step 1: Remove Supply Diffuser

Step 5: Secure and Remove Weight Box

Step 15: Remove Blower Assembly

Attaching Lifting Aids to the Cabinet

Step 1: Attach Lifting Aid Brackets

Step 3: Lift Cabinet to Table Top Height

Lift cabinet onto a lift table raised to table top height for positioning.

Attachment of the BDINQ400

Step 1: Secure Cabinet to Left Side

Insert two M6 x 30 mounting screws on the left side from underneath the SA chassis table top.

Step 2: Secure Cabinet to Right Side

Insert three M6 x 30 mounting screws in the slots located in the right side plenum.

Step 3: Attach Rear Wall to Shifter Module

Attach all M6 mounting hardware for cabinet rear wall to shifter module and tighten.

Step 5: Route Cables and Re-attach Connectors