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Freeze-dryer Alpha 1-4 LSCplus
Freeze-dryer Alpha 2-4 LSCplus
8 Maintenance and service
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Cleaning of the freeze-dryer
Switch the freeze-dryer off by actuating the mains power switch and
disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet before cleaning.
If the freeze-dryer has been contaminated with toxic, radioactive, or
pathogenic substances, clean the inside immediately with a suitable
decontamination agent (depending on the type of contamination, see
chapter 8.2 - "Disinfection of the drying chamber and accessories").
Remove product residues thoroughly with a cloth.
Open the lid/drying chamber when the freeze-dryer is not in use so
moisture can evaporate.
8.1.2 Ice condenser chamber
Before each start-up, ensure that the ice condenser chamber is free from
water residues.
Open the media drain valve to drain off any liquid. Then, close the
valve.
If necessary, wipe the ice condenser chamber dry with a cloth.
8.1.3 Aeration valve, media drain valve
Contaminants such as product residues may lead to an insufficient vacuum.
In this case, the aeration valve and the media drain valve must be cleaned.
Switch the freeze-dryer off and disconnect the mains plug.
Remove the valve core.
Clean the valve core and the opening with a moist cloth.
Clean the O-rings and inspect them for any damage. Damaged O-rings
must be replaced.
1 Valve opening
2 Valve core
3 O-rings
Fig. 73: Valve opening and valve core with O-rings
(example, varies depending of the type of freeze-dryer)
Reinsert the valve core.
Put the freeze-dryer into operation again.
If the vacuum is still insufficient, the freeze-dryer must be checked by
qualified specialist personnel (see chapter 7.3 - "Service contact").

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