Faster ASEPTIC, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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5 LIMITATIONS
PRECAUTIONS for the correct use of the isolator
Listed below are the most important guidelines to be followed and the main substances to be avoided to
ensure the correct use of the ASEPTIC isolator:
NEVER USE chlorine-based substances (e.g. sodium hypochlorite) as they are corrosive for the metal
structure of the isolator, and in particular for stainless steel parts.
When the nature of the work carried out under the isolator changes completely or following an accidental
spilling of dangerous material, STOP working and start again only after having cleaned and decontaminate
the isolator,
DO NOT use ethanol as a sterilizing substance if a heat source is used under the isolator,
DO NOT use cosmetic powders, nail polish, hairspray or cosmetics in general during work,
DO NOT eat, drink or smoke in the work zone,
AVOID substances that release explosive vapors.
In addition, when working with the isolator, AVOID:
The introduction of extraneous material
The introduction of paper or cloth that might clog the holes of the work surface
Working under the isolator if the airflow has not yet been activated, i.e. when the display "STAND-BY"
appears, indicating that the motor-fans are not yet on. After the isolator is switched on, and if the work
requires special sterile conditions, chemical sterilization of the work chamber must be carried out using a
cloth soaked in proper cleaning agent. Then wait for the decontamination to take effect.