Labconco Protector Echo, User Manual

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A
DETAIL A
LEFT SIDE
PANEL
REMOVE
SCREW
CORNER
POST
FRONT LEFT
SIDE OF THE
FILTERED
HOOD
closest to the HEPA. Also check the seal is tight and electrical connection is good.
Make sure the secondary filter is the top most layer of the column and has a cap
covering the electrical plug on the top of the filter.
Step 8
Repeat for all columns that need new or replaced HEPA filters.
Step 9
When all filters and fan boxes have been replaced, reconnect the filtered hood to power.
Power up and verify all lights and fans are working properly. If the filtered hood is in
alarm, check eGuard for the explanation. If eGuard says the HEPA filter(s) has been
replaced, press the
[mute] button on the command module. If the alarm is anything
other than a replaced message, disconnect the power, re-check all electrical
connections and try again. Do not leave running while troubleshooting. When properly
working, reinstall the front panel and resume using the filtered hood.
Airflow Sensor Replacement
The anemometer or airflow sensor is found on the left wall of the filtered hood. When no
longer operating correctly, it will need to be replaced. This section will cover how to:

Order and unpack new sensor

Access the old sensor

Remove the old sensor

Insert the new sensor

Enclose the new sensor

Recalibrate the filtered hood
The following tools are required to replace the equipment:

Phillips screwdriver

5/16-inch nut driver

Possibly a flashlight

Recommended to have a second person
Step 1
Order a new sensor, see Appendix A: Parts List for
information on part numbers. The sensor is shipped
directly from the filter manufacturer to your job site.
Unpack neatly and keep the cartoning until the new
sensor is operating properly.
Step 2
To access the sensor, the left side panel must be
removed (if changing on the 3 FT 31.7-inch depth
Protector
®
Airo™, the right panel must be removed).
Locate the screw on the top, front edge of the panel
Figure 8-23