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9.

 

Place the anemometer at 270mm high of the shelves, over each point (take all readings 
with the anemometer in the same direction and without covering any hole). 

 
10.

 

Take all the reading velocity needed and enter the average velocity. 

 

11.

 

Once  again,  take  5  exhaust  readings,  calculate  and  enter  the  new  average  inflow 
velocity. 

 

12.

 

 Enter  the  new  average  impulsion  velocity  measured  in  the  same  condition  as  points  8 
and 9. 

 

13.

 

Entering the previous value the cabinet is adjusted to work at laminar down flow velocity 
defined  in  the  set  points.  The  display  shows  you  the  values  of  extraction  flow,  laminar 
down flow & inflow. 
 
The  only  way  we  can  change  the  inlet  air  velocity  is  through  the  extraction  regulators 
(see  figures  in  point  nº2).  Opening,  we  increase  the  inlet  air  velocity  and  closing  we 
decrease de inlet air velocity. 
 

IMPORTANT:  IF  WE  CHANGE  THE  OPENING  OF  THE  EXTRACTION  REGULATOR, 
WE WILL HAVE TO RECALIBRATE THE CABINET FROM THE POINT 5

 

 
14.

 

Advance  3  &  4

:  If  inlet  air  velocity  is  between  0.55  m/s  and  0.66  m/s,  the  cabinet  is 

alright calibrated. 
If  the  inlet  air  velocity  is  smaller  than  0.55  m/s  we  need  to  increase  the  incoming  air 
speed, we will open the extraction regulator and recalibrate the cabinet from the point 5. 
If  the  inlet  air  velocity  is  bigger  than  0.66  m/s  we  need  to  decrease  the  incoming  air 
speed, we will close the extraction regulator and recalibrate the cabinet from the point 5. 

 
Advance 6

: If inlet air velocity is between 0.50 m/s and 0.60 m/s, the cabinet is alright 

calibrated. 
If  the  inlet  air  velocity  is  smaller  than  0.50  m/s  we  need  to  increase  the  incoming  air 
speed, we will open the extraction regulator and recalibrate the cabinet from the point 5. 
If  the  inlet  air  velocity  is  bigger  than  0.60  m/s  we  need  to  decrease  the  incoming  air 
speed, we will close the extraction regulator and recalibrate the cabinet from the point 5. 
 
If the cabinet is alright calibrated we can switch it off. 

 

15.

 

After  calibrating  the  cabinet  we  have  to  check  that  it  works  correctly.  Switch  on  the 
cabinet  (the  front  glass  should  be  in  the  working  position).  Go  to  the  technical  service 
menu where air velocities appear. Wait at least 5 minutes. 

 

16.

 

Take  5  extraction  air  velocity  values.  The  extraction  average  value  of  the  5  velocity 
readings should be the same as shown in the display ± 0.05 m/s that is the measuring 
error of the unidirectional anemometer.  

V

 

exhaust display

 

± 0.05 m/s = V

 

average exhaust

 

 

 
17.

 

Measure  the  impulsion  air  speed  (take  the  values  in  the  same  points  as  calibration 
mode). The average impulsion speed should be between 0.34 m/s and 0.36 m/s.  

 

0.34≤V

average impulsion speed

≤0.36 

 

 

ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 

 
The  cabinet  is  calibrated  if  permitted  extraction  and  impulsion  speed  values  are  satisfied 
according points 16 and 17. 
 
If conditions are not satisfied we proceed to calibrate the cabinet again from point 1. 
 

Summary of Contents for Bio II Advance Plus

Page 1: ...AdvancePlus EN 1812 1 40 SERVICE MANUAL Microbiological Safety Cabinet Bio II Advance Plus In order to carry out the service tasks properly it is required to check the User s Manual together with this...

Page 2: ...SM BioIIAdvancePlus EN 1812 2 40...

Page 3: ...6 5 2 Alarms _____________________________________________________ 27 5 3 User screens to be used in maintenance operations___________________ 28 5 4 Control functions with Technical Service Password_...

Page 4: ...COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION Advance 4 1 Centrifugal Blower 2 Exhaust flexible tube 3 Laminar flow chamber or plenum 4 Laminar flow HEPA filter 5 Exhaust HEPA filter 6 Working area 7 Outside air inlet and p...

Page 5: ...1812 5 40 Advance 6 1 Centrifugal Blower 2 Exhaust flexible tube 3 Laminar flow chamber or plenum 4 Laminar flow HEPA filter 5 Exhaust HEPA filter 6 Working area 7 Outside air inlet and protection ba...

Page 6: ...12 6 40 1 ELEMENTS LOCATION 1 Exhaust outlet 6 Checking valve for D O P control Differential pressure 2 Power supply 7 Gas and vacuum connections OPTIONAL 3 Display and control panel 4 CPU card 5 Chec...

Page 7: ...hock It must be ensured the right fixing of the frontal cover by means of the two roods that are supplied for such purpose REMARK When it is required for the specific service task the frontal cover mu...

Page 8: ...g 2 d Unscrew the M4 central screw and its washer Fig 3 e Remove the four fixing screws and take out carefully the CPU card Fig 4 For the installation of the new CPU card all steps should be carried o...

Page 9: ...and the fans In order to replace the fuses it is required to turn 180 the cover of the specific fuse holder take the fuse out and replace it by a new one that fulfills the following features F1 CPU Ka...

Page 10: ...old the frontal cover and lift it up fixing it with the two rods provided for that objective Fig 1 c Disconnect the connector of the display card Fig 2 d Unscrew the six M3 screws and its washers Fig...

Page 11: ...ective At that point you can see the power source Fig 1 2 c Disconnect all connectors of the power source Fig 3 d Remove the six M4 screws that fix the electronics support Fig 4 e Remove the three M3...

Page 12: ...e two M5 screws of the frontal cover of the lighting fitting Fig 1 c Lift the led lighting fitting and pull carefully the led light downwards in order it is unclipped Fig 2 For the installation of the...

Page 13: ...ach the frontal glass from the cabinet by pulling from the lateral handles of the metal support Fig 1 and move the glass to the limit upper position c Take out the UV light from the lamp holders by ro...

Page 14: ...he micros take out the connectors and the two M3 nuts of each micro Fig 2 d For the replacement of the actuator sheet take out the four M3 nuts that fix the micros and the actuator sheet Fig 2 e For t...

Page 15: ...of the cabinet c Take out the two M3 nuts of the micro to be replaced Fig 2 d Loose the opposite end of the cabling that is screwed to the inferior part of the right contact between the frontal cover...

Page 16: ...be unscrewed as well as the terminals of the cabling that get to the contacts Fig 2 Lower part of the contacts d Detach the frontal mechanism from the cabinet The contacts can then be accessed Fig 3 a...

Page 17: ...g Fig 9 loose the nut of the support of the speed probe until it can be released For totally removing this nut it is necessary to take out first the extraction filter Fig 4 in order to access to the c...

Page 18: ...SM BioIIAdvancePlus EN 1812 18 40 Fig 5 Fig 6 Fig 7 Fig 8 Fig 9...

Page 19: ...4 WARNING Before performing the following service tasks unplug the power plug of the cabinet in order to avoid any risk of electrical shock It must be ensured the right fixing of the frontal cover by...

Page 20: ...move all M5 screws that hold the frontal cover of the plenum Fig 2 and remove it The plenum can then be accessed where the filters are located c Operate the two clamps left and right that hold the ext...

Page 21: ...b Remove all M5 screws that hold the frontal cover of the plenum Fig 2 and remove it The plenum can then be accessed where the filters are located c Operate the two clamps left and right that hold the...

Page 22: ...llation of the new glass in case of having a pre assembled glass group all steps should be carried out in reverse order d In case of requiring to assemble the handles into the glass these steps are ne...

Page 23: ...SM BioIIAdvancePlus EN 1812 23 40 Fig 5 Fig 6...

Page 24: ...esult in damage to the cabinet and the technician For the replacement of the gas springs that compensate the glass weight these steps should be followed a Remove the glass as indicated in last chapter...

Page 25: ...scribed in chapter 5 2 Zone 4 Zone 3 CPU Switch on fans Check that the fans work properly and there is airflow Zone 6 Zone 3 CPU Switch on led light Check that led light can be switched on Zone 7 Zone...

Page 26: ...akes the following It activates the fans The regulation electronic system by microprocessor takes some seconds for stabilization after the connection The alarm of the insufficient laminar flow and ins...

Page 27: ...rms Alarms shown on the display ALARM SHOWN ON THE DISPLAY Excessive laminar down flow HIGH LAM FLOW Insufficient laminar down flow LOW LAM FLOW Excessive inflow HIGH INFLOW Insufficient inflow LOW IN...

Page 28: ...isplay Annex 3 pos 3 It shows alarm messages operating graphs function icons and all the information required in cabinet user communication The background colour changes to Green Working mode All the...

Page 29: ...to PIN Configuration screen Go to Date Hour screen Go to Sensors Information screen Go to Main Operation screen 2 1 Maintenance screen It shows information about the running hours of cabinet fans U V...

Page 30: ...est screen User Manual Chapter 4 5 point 1 by introducing as password the key corresponding to the random number indicated in the screen The random numbers listing and their corresponding passwords is...

Page 31: ...previous next Menu 1 1 Adjust ECO Mode screen When ECO mode is selected in the Main Menu while keeping pressed for 4 seconds the intro button following screen will allow to adjust the ECO mode fan spe...

Page 32: ...screen Go to Test Menu screen Go to previous next Menu 2 1 Model and size screen Confirm and back to Adjustments Menu Cancel Cancel and back to Adjustments Menu 2 2 Calibration screen Go to calibrati...

Page 33: ...Point Inflow Speed Following actions can be carried out Confirm the value of the selected field Reset the numeric fields Back to last screen Set Point Laminar Speed Following actions can be carried ou...

Page 34: ...Hour screen Confirm the selected value and selects next field format dd mm yy hh mm Reset numeric fields Back to Configuration Menu screen 2 6 Test Menu screen To perform a cyclical functional test i...

Page 35: ...o previous next Menu 3 1 External Fan Sensors Menu screen Go to External Fans Adjustment screen Go to External Speed Probe Adjustment screen Go to Temperature Humidity Pressure screen Back to Accessor...

Page 36: ...onfirm the value Cancel Exit After activation it will appear in the Sensor Menu user screen 3 2 Communications screen Confirm the value Cancel Back to Accessories Menu screen Nodes reserved 00 y 01 No...

Page 37: ...I Advance 4 Bio II Advance 6 3 Go to Technical service Menu 4 Select size model 3 4 6 Adjust the set point extraction 0 55 m s in Advance 3 4 0 50 m s in Advance 6 and adjust the impulsion set point t...

Page 38: ...incoming air speed we will close the extraction regulator and recalibrate the cabinet from the point 5 Advance 6 If inlet air velocity is between 0 50 m s and 0 60 m s the cabinet is alright calibrate...

Page 39: ...OW AIR VELOCITY TEST See Annex A9 3 1 of the User s Manual 6 5 INFLOW AIR VELOCITY TEST See Annex A9 4 of the User s Manual 6 6 SET POINT ALARM INFLOW AIR VELOCITY TEST See Annex A9 4 1 of the User s...

Page 40: ...s Manual 9 2 FRONT GLASS DISINFECTION AND CLEANING See Annex A5 2 of the User s Manual 9 3 FORMOL DISINFECTION See Annex A5 3 of the User s Manual 9 4 DISINFECTION WITH VAPORIZED HYDROGEN PEROXIDE Se...

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