Installation and Operating Guide
Cleanroom Pass-Through Chambers
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2.6
Door Alignment
Pass-through chambers being installed in a cleanroom wall must
be properly aligned to ensure proper operation of the latch and the
interlock mechanism.
1.
Align the pass-through chamber so that the front door latches
are centered in the corresponding catch (see
Figure 11
). To
align the chamber, one corner may need to be shimmed
before bolting the mounting brackets to the wall.
2.
Large chambers may include support frames with leveling
feet. The feet adjacent to the cleanroom wall should be
adjusted to support the chamber once the “clean” side door
has been properly aligned.
3.
Repeat this procedure for the opposite (i.e., “dirty”) door.
Raise or lower the chamber corners until the door latch engages
the center of the catch. Then adjust the support frame leveling
feet to retain this alignment. If your installation includes support brackets, mount these to the chamber and the wall to
achieve correct door alignment (See
Figure 3
in
Section 2.2
above).
Protruding Exhaust Flange or Filter Housing
3.0
If the pass-through arrived with either an exhaust flange or an ULPA filter housing preinstalled, these features will need to be
detached from the pass-through prior to installation to allow the pass-through to fit through the wall cut-out.
Figure 12:
Exhaust Flange
Figure 13:
ULPA Filter Housing
1.
To remove the exhaust flange, unscrew the 8 domed cap nuts around the base of the flange and remove the flange (See
Figure 12
).
2.
To remove the ULPA filter housing, unscrew the 4 domed cap nuts on either side of the housing and remove both the
ULPA filter and the housing (See
Figure 13
).
3.
Reinstall these features once the pass-through installation has been completed. Installation is the reverse of disassembly.
Figure 11:
Properly aligned LiftLatch