Labconco Protector Echo 180 Series, User Manual, Page: 85 / 193

Chapter 6: Maintaining the Protector Filtered Hood
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Original instructions
Once you are done with your inspection press
“OK”
to illuminate the screen.
Then press
“OK”
again to go to the next step.
Step 10 – Scan out old primary filters marked “used”
You will see:
[Partial Replacement]
Step #4
Record Old Filter Tags
Below is what the screen display means based on your specific model M1, M2,
M3, M4, or M5
M1 = 1 primary filter & 1 secondary filter = 2 total Neutrodine filters =
0/2
M2 = 2 primary filters & 2 secondary filters = 4 total Neutrodine filters = 0/4
M3 = 3 primary filters & 3 secondary filters = 6 total Neutrodine filters = 0/6
M4 = 4 primary filters & 4 secondary filters = 8 total Neutrodine filters = 0/8
M5 = 5 primary filters & 5 secondary filters = 10 total Neutrodine filters = 0/10
Scan out your old primary filters one at a time.
***Scan out your old primary filters only.***
To scan out, place your ladder in front of the control module so that you have
easy access to the RFID “card reader.”
The RFID tags are the black round discs that are on the front of all filters.
One by one, hold the filters in front of the control module to scan out the RFID
tag on each primary filter. Listen for the beep when you scan them out.
Once you have scanned them all out you should see
0/_ where the 0 will be the
total number of primary filters that you have and the _ will signify all the
Neutrodine filters that you have based on the hood size (M2, M3, M4, M4).
Example: For a M3 you would see
3/6 a three being your primary filters that were
scanned out and the six being your total Neutrodine filters.
***At this point check to see that the left number reflects the number of primary
filters that you have either a M2, M3, M4, M5.***
If the number is not correct, rescan out the old primary filters as one must have
been missed.
Once it is correct press
“OK”
to go to the next screen.