NuAire LabGard NU-813-300, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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6.3 Ergonomics
Ergonomics, the study or accommodation of work practices is extremely important for proper CVE usage and user health
and safety. An evaluation of normal work practices should be performed with each user when working in a CVE. Evaluation
criteria should be at a minimum:
a. Proper user posture
b. Effective workzone layout for work practice
c. Vision or sightlines
For each of the above evaluation criterion, several aids may be supplied to accommodate the user.
• Ergonomic chair - A six-way articulating seat and back control for personalized adjustment to assure proper user
posture. Be sure feet are resting on the floor, chair foot support or foot rest. Also be sure back is fully supported
with proper chair adjustments.
• Forearm/elbow support - The cabinet is provided with a forearm support on the work access opening.
Periodic mini-breaks during work practice should be taken resting forearm to avoid stress and fatigue.
• Effective workzone layout - Always prepare your work procedure to minimize reach to avoid neck and shoulder
stress and fatigue. Rotating tables are optional to maximum workzone and minimize reach.
Vision and sightline - Always prepare your work procedure to eliminate glare and bright reflections on the window. Keep
your window clean and sightlines clear to your effect workzone.
6.4 Cleaning Procedures
6.4.1 General
Cleaning laboratory equipment is important in terms of both functionality and general good housekeeping. The
information provided below is intended to aid the development of facility Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s) for
cleaning the equipment. It is strongly recommended that all cleaning materials used be tested and verified both in terms
of both effectiveness and material compatibility before they are written into the cleaning SOP documentation.
a. The airflow blower should be operating during the cleaning process to maintain sterility and/or containment during the
cleaning process.
b. Raise window to gain additional access if desired.
c. Apply appropriate cleaning material or surface disinfectant to surfaces. Most surface disinfectants require a specific
contact time depending the materials used within the work zone. CONSULT APPROPRIATE DISINFECTANT
DOCUMENTATION FOR PROPER APPLICATION AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .
c-1. Polycarbonate (Covestro® Makrolon®AR) has noted material compatibility concerns (see polycarbonate compatibility
section). They recommend the use of Hydrogen Peroxide based materials such as the following:
- Steriplex SD
- Safetec surface wipes
- Peridox RTU
It is recommended to AVOID the use of cleaning materials that contain Chlorine, Quaternary Ammoniums and Phenol’s.
If the polycarbonate is lightly scratched, it may be able to be polished out with Mirror Glaze Plastic Polish or similar.
Further information may be available from www.covestro.com
c-2. Stainless steel (type 304) has noted material compatibility concerns with Acids, Chlorides and Halogens.
IF THESE
MATERIALS ARE USED AND ALLOWED TO BE LEFT ON THE STAINLESS STEEL SURFACE, OXIDATION AND DEGRADATION
WILL OCCUR . Only by re-wiping surfaces with either sterile water or 70% IPA will remove harmful materials from the
stainless steel surface.
Further information is available at the following: http://www.parrinst.com/wp-
content/uploads/downloads/2011/07/Parr_Stainless-Steels-Corrosion-Info.pdf
NOTE: NuAire does not offer any product warranty with respect to cleaning material compatibility. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! The
information provided above is from raw material suppliers and known general source documents for use to develop
application cleaning SOP’s.