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00020EN  Rev.09 – 12/2012 

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LIMITATIONS 

PRECAUTIONS FOR THE CORRECT USE OF THE CABINET. 

 

Listed below are the most important guidelines to be followed and the main substances to be avoided to ensure the 
correct use of the FLOWFAST H cabinet: 

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NEVER handle pathogenic materials of any group or biosafety level. 

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NEVER USE chlorine-based substances (e.g. sodium hypochlorite) as they are corrosive for the metal structure 
of the cabinet, and in particular for stainless steel parts. 

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DO NOT use ethanol as a sterilizing substance if a heat source is used under the cabinet. 

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DO NOT use cosmetic powders, nail polish, hairspray or cosmetics in general during work.  

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DO NOT eat, drink or smoke in the work zone. 

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AVOID substances that release explosive vapours. 

 

In addition, when working with the cabinet, AVOID: 

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the introduction of extraneous material 

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quick movements of arms 

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upstream  contamination  of  the  material,  putting  the  hands  or  any  object  between  the  absolute  filter  and  the 
sterile material 

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working under the cabinet if the airflow has not been activated yet, and a suitable work condition has not been 
reached  yet.  After  the  cabinet  is  switched  on,  and  if  the  work  requires  special  sterile  conditions,  chemical 
sterilization of the work chamber must be carried out using a cloth soaked in bactericide. Then wait for 20-30 
minutes for the bactericide to take effect. 

 

IMPORTANT:  The  UV  radiations  emitted  by  the  germicidal  UV  lamp  can  cause  erythemas  and 

conjunctivitis. Avoid the exposure of skin and eyes to direct radiation. 

Summary of Contents for FlowFAST H

Page 1: ...20EN Rev 09 12 2012 ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS Commercial office Via Merendi 22 20010 Cornaredo MI Tel 39 02 93 991 92 Fax 39 02 93 991 608 E mail info faster dgroup it OPERATING MAINTENANCE MANUAL FlowFAS...

Page 2: ...NT OF HEPA FILTER BY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PERSONNEL 22 7 D REPLACEMENT OF MOTOR FAN BY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PERSONNEL 22 7 E REPLACEMENT OF FLUORESCENT LAMPS BY USER 23 7 F REPLACEMENT OF U V GERMICID...

Page 3: ...g Microbiology Preparation of culture media Preparation of ophtalmic solutions TPN Preparation Assembly of equipment Floriculture Furthermore FlowFAST H cabinets fulfil the armonized standards EN 6101...

Page 4: ...all the cabinet in a well ventilated room with a low degree of dust The distance between the cabinet and the room ceiling should be at least 10 cm Place the cabinet away from doors and windows which m...

Page 5: ...tipulated by local legislation insert upstream of the power cable an automatic protection overload switch provided with a differential relay with a rated switching voltage no greater than 30 mA The ri...

Page 6: ...0 1495x734x600 1800x734x600 Weight Kg 95 128 175 188 Noise level dB A 58 58 58 58 Lighting level Lux 800 800 800 800 Main voltage V 230V AC 2P T 230V AC 2P T 230V AC 2P T 230V AC 2P T Frequency Hz 50...

Page 7: ...motor fan placed in the upper part of the cabinet through a pre filter which eliminates the dust in order to protect the motor fan and preserve the HEPA filter from premature clogging The air is subs...

Page 8: ...ipulated in the working chamber The cabinets meet ISO 14644 1 Class 5 requirements 4 B CONTROL and REGULATION SYSTEMS The FLOWFAST H cabinet is provided with a manual electronic regulation system or i...

Page 9: ...e PCB for the automatic regulation is installed OPTIONAL insert the password using the small numbers in the right lower corner of the keys and press SET Default password is 5 4 When the password is ty...

Page 10: ...when enabled the display shows U V on The U V lamp switches on only if the cabinet is off the lighting of the cabinet is off and the front window is completely closed By pushing the relevant key you...

Page 11: ...lay shows the notice es MOT LAF XX max 100 Operating Time Shows the operating time of the cabinet from the moment when the main switch is positioned on I The LCD will display for example WORK TIME XXX...

Page 12: ...oing back to the upper level 12 LINE The green mains light switches on if the unit is connected to the mains and the line is live 13 DISPLAY optional Rearlight liquid crystal LCD display composed of 2...

Page 13: ...p the clock OPERATOR MENU Change Password OPERATOR MENU Alarms display OPERATOR MENU UV residual time STAND BY MODE PASSWORD ESC UP arrow OPERATOR MENU Timer set up OPERATOR MENU Alarm clock set up OP...

Page 14: ...IDUAL LIFETIME and press SET 8 key the display will show FILTER 1 RESIDUAL LIFETIME set XXXX where XXXX shows the number of the hours set for lifetime of the FILTER 1 Use the up and down arrow keys to...

Page 15: ...hoice the desired menu select PASSWORD CHANGE and press SET 8 key the display will show CURRENT PSW digit the present Password then press SET key SET UP PASSWORD PSW digit the new Password then press...

Page 16: ...the buzzer start to ring and the display show this message ALARM CLOCK ALARM Press the ESC key to silence the acoustic signal TIMER SETUP use UP DOWN arrow keys 5 6 to choice the desired menu select T...

Page 17: ...n XXXX Use the left and right arrow keys to select the desired parameter and set it using the up and down arrow keys Then press the SET key to confirm the data The display shows UV TIMER DATE XXXX Use...

Page 18: ...ry Appropriate disposal of this product will help to prevent potential negative effects on health and environment and to promotes re use and or recycling of materials of the equipment The improper dis...

Page 19: ...work DO NOT eat drink or smoke in the work zone AVOID substances that release explosive vapours In addition when working with the cabinet AVOID the introduction of extraneous material quick movements...

Page 20: ...n the lighting by pushing the key The cabinet is ready to work Wait 5 minutes before starting any operation see chapter 5 During this period of time introduce ALL and ONLY the material indispensable f...

Page 21: ...ct for stainless steel sheets Clean sterilize the internal work surface with an efficacious detergent and a bactericide e g ethanol phenolic compositions aldehydes quaternary ammonium salts etc IMPORT...

Page 22: ...use of tools between the HEPA filter and the frame 4 For re assembly reverse the above instructions taking care a Don t tighten nuts 13 too much b To centre the filter in its housing N B The new gask...

Page 23: ...ter 5 For reassembly reverse the above instructions 6 Re connect the cabinet 7 F REPLACEMENT OF U V GERMICIDAL LAMP optional by user See chapter 13 diagram for maintenance operations 1 Switch the cabi...

Page 24: ...PCB PW LAF 1 1 1 1 V30000005200 LAF touch sensitive keyboard 1 1 1 1 V20000006020 18 W 84 fluorescent lamp 2 V20000006030 30 W 84 fluorescent lamp 2 V20000006040 36 W 84 fluorescent lamp 2 2 V20000006...

Page 25: ...ontamination of the product but protection of the environment The main motor fan does not work Check the terminal voltage of the power card of the main motor fan Check F7 fuse on the power card Replac...

Page 26: ...by manual regulation of the air speed or automatic if in the version with automatic regulator and digital anemometer OPTIONAL automatic regulation with digital anemometer to keep the velocity of air...

Page 27: ...table 2 Place the work surface 2 on the main unit 1 in the lower part checking that the holes of the main unit and of the work surface fit together Fasten them with the relevant screws and washers 3...

Page 28: ...tle the cabinet in three sections 1 main unit 2 work surface 4 safety glass side panels 21 22 23 shutter slide guide and stirrup for shutter hooking For disassembling operations please refer to chapte...

Page 29: ...x 85 x 145 5 cm 1 cm thick FLOWFAST H 15 202 5 x 82 x 147 cm 1 cm thick FLOWFAST H 18 202 5 x 82 x 147 cm 1 cm thick Steel strap and clips During transport pay attention to maintain the package in ver...

Page 30: ...in the instruction manual of which the most important are listed again below installation in a place which does not conform to the manufacturer s recommendations wrong power voltage poor earthing use...

Page 31: ...2 Work surface 3 Screws 4 Glass 5 Screws 6 Fastener frame 7 Junction 8 Motorblower screws 9 Motorblower 10 Pre filter 11 Screws 12 Rear panel 13 Nuts 14 HEPA filter 15 Lamp holder 16 Nuts 17 Lamps 18...

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Page 34: ...a D GROUP company 00020EN Rev 09 12 2012 34 14 FLOWFAST H FRONT and SIDE DIAGRAMS 14 A FRONT DIAGRAM A B FlowFAST H 09 885 945 FlowFAST H 12 1190 1250 FlowFAST H 15 1495 1555 FlowFAST H 18 1800 1860...

Page 35: ...a D GROUP company 00020EN Rev 09 12 2012 35 14 B SIDE DIAGRAM...

Page 36: ...a D GROUP company 00020EN Rev 09 12 2012 36 15 CABINET MOUNTING...

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Page 38: ...a D GROUP company 00020EN Rev 09 12 2012 38 16 ASSEMBLY of SUPPORT TABLE...

Page 39: ...a D GROUP company 00020EN Rev 09 12 2012 39 17 ASSEMBLY OF THE CABINET ON THE TABLE optional...

Page 40: ...a D GROUP company 00020EN Rev 09 12 2012 40 18 SIDE DIAGRAM WITH U V LAMP optional...

Page 41: ...company 00020EN Rev 09 12 2012 41 19 SENSORS LIST PLUG Software name Description J4 CPULAF S0 Air flow sensor J3 CPULAF S1 J2 CPULAF S2 J3 PWLAF S3 Magnetic sensor for U V J2 PWLAF S4 Proximity switc...

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Page 46: ...the harmonisation of the laws of Member States relating to electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits and with the following standards ISO 14644 1 Cleanrooms and associated co...

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