Rev 37 Operator’s Manual OM-610-1002-1
page 10 SECTION 4 INSTALLATION PDS-2010
Open all shipping cartons. Use the shipping documents to verify that the shipment is complete. If
any item is missing, or if there is trouble identifying any item, notify SCS Customer Service
immediately.
Make sure that you have the ship kit, which includes: Oil, Microsoap, baffle & stud, tape, and the
dimer boat form.
4.5 EQUIPMENT PLACEMENT
Place the equipment in a well-ventilated work area where explosive vapors or flammable liquids
are not present.
For ventilation and maintenance, locate the equipment so that the ends and back of the equipment
are a minimum of 2 feet from walls or other obstructions.
If liquid nitrogen is used to chill the cold trap, gaseous nitrogen will evaporate from the cold trap
into the work area. Gaseous nitrogen, which composes about 78% of the atmosphere, is non-toxic
but can cause rapid asphyxiation in a work area which is not provided with adequate ventilation.
The work area ventilation must provide for a normal atmosphere in the work area.
The PDS 2010 is not designed for use in a clean room environment. The PDS 2010 internal
cooling fans exhaust air out the backside of the equipment into the work area.
4.6 INSPECTION
Check the nameplate for power requirements and verify that all connections will be correct before
hook up. Damage can result from incorrect incoming power.
4.7 ELECTRICAL POWER INSTALLATION
STANDARD FACILITY ELECTRICAL SERVICE: 110 Volts AC, 20 Amps, 1∅, 60 Hz
220 Volts AC, 12 Amps, 1∅, 50 Hz
See the PDS 2010 Serial Number Label for the specific voltage and frequency requirement. See
the electrical schematic for proper connection information. A secure ground must be connected to
the PDS 2010.
Plug the main power cord into a power jack located on the back of the PDS 2010.
Make sure the Emergency stop button is pressed in, all switches are in Hold or Disable, and
Alarm & PROCESS START/STOP are released (Out) before plugging the main power cord into
electrical service outlet.
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