StarLab GuardOne, User Manual

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GuardOne
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Replacing the HEPA filter
The GuardOne® Workstation of size 32“ is equipped with a single HEPA filter, while the 48“ model has two HEPA filters. Both models are
designed with the intention to make the exchange of the filter as easy and fast as possible.
NOTICE!
Loss of filtration efficiency due to the incorrect version of HEPA filter!
Installing the wrong type of HEPA filter (e.g. different width, height or brand) may result in a partial or complete loss of filtration efficiency.
- Make sure, you have the correct version of replacement filter available.
NOTICE!
Restricted function due to the installation of a non-original filter!
When using any other filter than the original Starlab HEPA filter, the proper function of the air filtration cannot be guaranteed.
- Only use original Starlab HEPA filters designed for the GuardOne® Workstation.
- In case of any questions, contact your local Starlab service or sales contact.
For ordering information, visit the website or use the contact information “ S tarlab Service Hotline” or the back page.
Removing the used HEPA filter
1. Switch off the GuardOne® Workstation by using the main power switch
on the back of the housing.
2. Open the front door of the top housing until the guiding rails on its left
and right side lock and keep the door open.
3. Unlock the HEPA filter housing which is fixed with two black screws on
its left and right side between the HEPA filter housing and the walls of
the top housing.
It is sufficient to open the screws by a few turns. It is not necessary
to remove the screws.
4. Lift up the HEPA filter housing.
› To do so, simply pull the two lifting helps on the left and right side of
the housing towards you until they lock into the groove in the filter
housing bottom.
5. Remove the old HEPA filter by pulling it on its guiding rails towards you.
Fig. 46: Open the front door of the top housing
Fig. 47: Open the screws by two or three turns
Fig. 48: Lift the HEPA filter housing up
Fig. 49: Remove the HEPA filter