ThermoFisher Scientific HERASAFE 2030i Series, Operating Instructions Manual

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Chapter 6
For running the UV disinfection routine, the front window must be completely lowered to
protect against UV radiation. A safety interlock ensures that the routine cannot be run until
the front window is in the closed position.
While the routine is running, the “UV disinfection” screen shown in Figure 46 below is
displayed on the Main Screen.
Figure 46 Main Screen: “UV disinfection” running
The “UV disinfection” screen sports the side-view symbol graphic with the window closed
and a purple orb in the sample chamber. To the right of the graphic a green checkmark
and the “UV disinfection” header identifies the current mode of operation.
Additionally, the “Total cycle time” in hours and the time remaining in hours, minutes and
seconds are displayed.
UV disinfection ends when the preset total cycle time for the routine has elapsed. Then,
the UV lamps are switched off automatically, and the “UV disinfection” screen goes away.
If the setting for “UV disinfection” (see “Setting UV Disinfection Cycle Time” on page 74
for instructions) includes an adjustment for bulb life, the label for the total cycle time
display reads “Total adjusted cycle time”, as shown in the example in Figure 47.
Figure 47 Main Screen: Disinfection running with Adjustment for Bulbs
Tapping the “Total cycle time: n hr” label will take you to the “Disinfection Cycle Settings”
screen if you need to change the setting. The process of setting cycle time is described in
the section “Setting UV Disinfection Cycle Time” on page 74.
You can also tap the “Power Receptacle” button on or off during an ongoing UV
disinfection cycle.