What to do if there is no air circulation in Germfree BBF-3SSRX Laboratory Equipment?
If there's no air circulation, check the motor blower control. Also, inspect the circuit breaker on the control panel. Finally, using the electrical diagram, check the wiring connections.
What to do if the Germfree Laboratory Equipment air supply is inoperative?
If the air supply is inoperative, first, check the main switch to ensure it is on. Make sure the plug is properly inserted into the electrical outlet and that the green light switch is illuminated.
What causes exhaust air imbalance in Germfree Laboratory Equipment and how to fix it?
Exhaust air imbalance can be caused by several factors. First, check for any obstruction over the exhaust filter and remove it. Second, make sure that the blower motor control is properly adjusted to the correct reading on the Magnehelic gauge. Third, check for and remove any obstruction of the plenum. If these steps do not solve the problem, there may be a leak between the blower and plenum, or the filters may need to be replaced.
Why is the air velocity low in my Germfree BBF-3SSRX?
Low air velocity could be due to an obstruction in the plenum. Remove any obstruction. Other possible causes include low voltage on house current, loaded filters, improper adjustment of the blower motor, or a leak between the blower and plenum.
What causes high velocity air in Germfree Laboratory Equipment?
High air velocity can be caused by an exhaust air outlet obstruction. Remove the obstruction. Other possible causes include exhaust filter rupture, supply filter rupture, supply filter gasket leak or improper adjustment of blower motor speed control.
How to fix excessive blower vibration in Germfree BBF-3SSRX?
Excessive blower vibration is often caused by foreign matter in the blower squirrel cage. Remove any paper, paper clips, or other debris.
What to do if there is non-laminar airflow in Germfree Laboratory Equipment?
Non-laminar airflow can be caused by a large object obstructing airflow. Remove the item.
General| Category | Biological Safety Cabinet |
|---|---|
| Construction | Stainless Steel |
| Filter | HEPA |
| UV Light | Yes |
| Type | Class II |
| Class | Class II |
| Width | 36 inches |
Procedures for filter certification, testing, and repair.
Best practices for safe operation and handling within the cabinet.
Details flush and retrofitting mounting steps for the controller.
Guides on connecting pressure lines to the Sensocon controller.
Outlines wiring instructions for the Sensocon controller.
Covers configuration options for control type and set points.
Settings for high, low, or high/low alarms and their behavior.
Calibration procedure for setting the zero pressure point.
Calibration procedure for setting the full-scale pressure reading.
Sets up password protection for menus and variables.
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