ThermoFisher Scientific HERASAFE 2030i Series, Operating Instructions Manual

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50155215 Herasafe 2030i / Maxisafe 2030i
Chapter 6
Handling Alerts
Proceed as follows to handle alerts:
1. When an alert appears, inspect the small blue alarm counter in the “Health Status
Alert” icon to find out whether you have to handle one or more alerts.
2. Read the instructions in the newsticker area to learn more about the alert(s) and
available troubleshooting options.
After two cycles of displayed text, the ticker message disappears and is replaced by
the Main Screen shown in Figure 63 above.
3. Tap the yellow “Health Status Alert” icon to display the “Status Alert” screen shown in
Figure 62 and review the alerts list.
4. Tap any entry in the alarm list to view additional details, as in the GFI Tripped (US
versions only) example in Figure 64 below.
Figure 64 “GFI tripped” Alert Details Screen
5. Correct each issue that has caused an alarm.
As you correct the pending issues, they will disappear from the alerts list on the
“Health Status Alert” screen one by one.
When the last issue has been cleared, the screen display returns to the healthy state
and the green “Health Status Good” icon
replaces the yellow “Health Status
Alert” icon .
Viewing General Status Information
There are two dedicated screens for viewing general status information on a unit that is
free of alarms and alerts. The first of the “Status Good” screens opens when you tap the
“Health Status Good” icon in the Info & Health Status Area of the screen. See the
description of the “Info & Health Status Area” on page 44 for details.
Additionally, you may reset the UV light bulb operating hours in this screen.
The Ground Fault
Interupter (GFI) located
on the left side receptacle
has tripped. Reset to
use internal receptacles.
GFI tripped
OK
NOTE Although a “Reset” button appears on-screen, resetting of the HEPA
filter operating hours can only be done by an authorized field service
technician.