FISHER HAMILTON SAFEAIRE series Installation Instructions Manual Download Page 26

Cover

Final Filter

EXHAUST FILTER REPLACEMENT

WARNING

Wear adequate protective devices and use techniques to
prevent contamination of the laboratory environment. Filter
exchange should be accomplished by knowledgeable
personnel who perform sterilization procedures or are
trained for the safe handling of radioactive materials.
Some users prefer to wet the filter media with a steam or
aerosol generator to increase adhesion of particles.

To remove pre-filter – 

remove six (6) screws that secure the

pre-filter cover. Slide the filter out. Slide new filter into the
housing and secure cover in place.

To remove final filter – 

loosen the

nuts above the springs to unclamp
the filter. Continue turning the nuts
until they contact the upper
flange of the spring bracket
and lifts the plenum away from
the filter approximately 1/8 inch.

Slide the old filter out (the rods will support
the upper plenum and duct work). Insert the
new final filter. Turn the four (4) nuts sown
to compress the springs. Inspect seal after
installation and periodically thereafter.

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Dimensions are nominal and illustrations and specifications are based
on the latest product information available at the time of publication.
The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice.

SAFEAIRE

®

LABORATORY FUME HOODS

OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

MAINTENANCE & ADJUSTMENTS

SERVICING SUPPLY CHAMBER AIR FILTER – 
AUXILIARY AIR FUME HOODS

The supply chamber air filter is located in the supply air 
chamber. The change out of the filter requires the removal of the
louver panel. It is the panel consisting of all louvers for bypass
air to enter when the sash is closed. Refer to Page 21 and 22
for instructions on how to remove the louver panel.

1.  Remove the perforated grille that covers the bottom of the

chamber. Remove a series of sheet metal screws that
secures the front of the grille in place, tilt this edge down
and pull out to release the grille from the angle at the rear of
the chamber.

2.  The removal of the perforated grille provides access to the

metal enclosure that sandwiches the filter material. This
metal enclosure is trapped at the back by two short flanges
and rests on top of an angle mounted at the front of the
chamber. To allow the front of the metal enclosure to drop
down, turn the two screws found on the sandwiched
enclosure one-half turn, this releases a metal plate that
overlaps the angle on the front of the chamber.

3.  With the removal of the enclosure and separation of the top

and bottom perforated panels, the filter material can be
cleaned or replaced. The various stages found inside the
supply chamber provides a slow release of air and an even
distribution.

4.  Be careful to re-install the pieces in the chamber in the same

manner as removing them. This is to ensure a 
functional supply air fume hood.

Screw

Cover

Filter Element
Assembly

Auxiliary Air
Chamber

Perforated
Grille

Sheet Metal Screws

Hood
Superstructure

Pre-Filter

Screws

Filter Housing

Loosen Nut
to Release
Final Filter

Summary of Contents for SAFEAIRE series

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...upply Chamber Air Filter 26 Exhaust Filter Replacement 26 Blower RPM Adjustments 27 Manometer Monitoring Exhaust Filters 27 FIELD TESTING 28 30 TROUBLESHOOTING 31 GENERAL Fume hoods are exposed to ext...

Page 3: ...impact friction or spontaneous combustion Persons using perchloric acid should be thoroughly familiar with its hazards Many reported laboratory accidents have involved less than one gram of reactant...

Page 4: ...ash hold down clips Open the sash and remove blocking being careful not to damage sill or baffles NOTE Baffles can be installed at this time or after the hood is in place on the work surface See Pages...

Page 5: ...nd end 3 Attach each baffle support with two each 8 X 3 4 PPHTCS through back panel into support Do not over tighten 8 X3 4 PPHTCS 8 X5 8 PPHSMS 1 2 1 2 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR KNOCKED DOWN FLOOR MO...

Page 6: ...embly 6 using three 3 8 X 5 8 PPHSMS Slide 3 sheave 7 then 2 sheave 8 over threaded stud Loosely fasten with 1 4 20 KEPS nut Install right hand cable retainer support 27 using two 2 8 X 5 8 PPHSMS 27...

Page 7: ...e the same size Insert upper baffle into collar extrusion per Detail B Test remote control baffle adjuster for function 16 15 14 13 12 COLLAR TOP PANEL UPPER BAFFLE DETAIL B INTER MEDIATE BAFFLE LOWER...

Page 8: ...Make any necessary adjustment If necessary fine tune weight pan Fasten clamp screws tightly Attach all cable retainers 22 25 Do not over tighten retainers allow 1 16 for pulley movement See Detail D...

Page 9: ...the time of publication The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice 9 Attach lintel panel 28 to front of hood Engage top of panel with studs on top inside of front access panel a...

Page 10: ...he side returns of the Top Filler Frame into the front and rear returns of the base cabinet If the OPTIONAL HEIGHT FILLER FRAME IS REQUIRED it is installed by aligning it s bottom 3 4 return on the ba...

Page 11: ...tion that protrudes through the hole in the base cabinet back The cupsink assembly is designed to fit two conditions A When the fume hood assembly is supplied with the Optional Height Filler Frame the...

Page 12: ...Average B Lighter than Air or high thermal loading C Heavier Than Air Position A is for normal exhaust requirements Locate baffle in center of movement arc All slots are functional This baffle positi...

Page 13: ...and side panel Lift and lock baffle into position 3 Place lower baffle into proper position Lift and lock baffle into lower support brackets Installing Remote Exterior Control Baffle 1 Place top baffl...

Page 14: ...holes in track assembly 3 Fasten track with No 8 X 3 8 PPHSMS 4 Locate upper retainer on rear flange of louvered panel Locate retainer 91 29 32 from inside edge of front vertical panel Drill 128 diame...

Page 15: ...rack with No 8 X 3 8 PPHSMS 4 Locate upper retainer on rear flange of louvered panel Locate retainer 91 29 32 from inside edge of front vertical panel Drill 128 diameter holes using retainer as templa...

Page 16: ...r 1 Fasten support brackets 1 in front top of frame assembly in holes provided Use 1 4 20 X 3 4 hex head thread cutting screws HHTCS 2 furnished in bag assembly to fasten brackets 2 Fasten rear suppor...

Page 17: ...1 in front top of frame assembly in holes provided Use 1 4 20 X 3 4 hex head thread cutting screws HHTCS 2 furnished in bag assembly to fasten brackets 2 Fasten rear support 3 to rear top of frame ass...

Page 18: ...holes provided Use 1 4 20 X 3 4 hex head thread cutting screws HHTCS 2 furnished in bag assembly to fasten brackets 2 Fasten rear support 3 to rear top of frame assembly Use No 8 X 5 8 Phillips pan h...

Page 19: ...iezoelectric alarm sounds and a red indicator light illuminates to warn of potentially dangerous low air flow conditions 54L0405 Low flow set point Audible and visual alarm I O options 54L0335 Analog...

Page 20: ...ing from the owner s industrial hygienist or safety representative 2 This fume hood is not intended to be used with all chemicals or all chemical processes Consult the owner s industrial hygienist or...

Page 21: ...and replacement of broken worn or non functioning parts as needed The following items should be inspected and serviced at least semi annually Liner and baffles for condition and cleanliness Low air f...

Page 22: ...as shown above lift up and outward to remove post Electrical fixtures are connected to post with flexible conduit and can remain attached CLEANING FUME HOOD INTERIORS Fume hood liners are maintained b...

Page 23: ...nd of hood is clear See Page 4 Removing front louver panel See Page 21 and 22 Removing blower enclosure panels See Page 16 18 2 Remove the outer portion of the sash moulding strip on all four sides of...

Page 24: ...at each end 2 Pull bottom out and lift entire panel up to remove 3 Remove both front corner posts See Page 22 WARNING If cable is frayed or damaged it MUST be replaced to avoid personal injury or dama...

Page 25: ...om frame member and press into place Replace the stainless steel edge protector on the top horizontal edge of the glass Replace the sash guide and remove clamps holding the sash cables Move the sash u...

Page 26: ...ILIARY AIR FUME HOODS The supply chamber air filter is located in the supply air chamber The change out of the filter requires the removal of the louver panel It is the panel consisting of all louvers...

Page 27: ...evel Adjust micrometer knob for zero reading as required Add 826 sp gr red gauge oil when needed to maintain zero reading Oil can be obtained from Fisher Hamilton Proper use of the manometer assembly...

Page 28: ...hoods These tests should be performed by qualified personnel to verify proper operation of the fume hoods before they are put to use The tests of the fume hoods should be performed after the installat...

Page 29: ...establish an as manufactured and an as used performance rating including the influences of the laboratory arrangement and it s ventilating system The test presumes a conditioned environment No test c...

Page 30: ...Location ________________________________________ Order Number ____________________________________ Room _______________ Item ______________________ Fume Hood Identification __________________________...

Page 31: ...ions are offered to help pinpoint and correct the problem Room Cross Drafts Air moving through an open door located adjacent to the fume hood can cause cross drafts An open window or a room air supply...

Page 32: ...fisherhamilton com DO NOT DISCARD IMPORTANT TEST AND CALIBRATION DATA ENCLOSED TO BE REMOVED ONLY BY HOOD USER PL 326 13 November 14 2003 Part No 55960 Copyright 2003 Fisher Hamilton L L C REMOVE SHIP...

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