DASIT GROUP FASTER CYTOFAST ELITE Series Operating instructions

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OPERATING AND
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
CYTOFAST ELITE
VERTICAL LAMINAR AIRFLOW CABINET
FOR CYTOTOXIC DRUGS

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CONTENTS
1GENERAL.................................................................................................................................................................. 2
2INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.A INSTRUCTIONS ANDCHECKS ON DELIVERY ............................................................................................... 3
2.B INSTALLATIONREQUIREMENTS.................................................................................................................... 3
2.C ELECTRIC/GAS CONNECTIONS AND INSTALLATIONOF THEWORK SURFACE......................................... 5
3OPERATION PRINCIPLES........................................................................................................................................ 7
4OPERATION .............................................................................................................................................................. 8
4.A SCOPE.............................................................................................................................................................. 8
4.B CONTROL ANDREGULATIONSYSTEMS ....................................................................................................... 8
4.C REMOTE SIGNALS (OPTIONAL)...................................................................................................................... 9
4.D INFLATABLE GASKET(OPTIONAL)................................................................................................................. 9
4.E SYMBOLS OF THE CONTROL PANEL.............................................................................................................. 10
4.F MANAGEMENTANDPROGRAMMING OF RESIDUAL LIFETIME ................................................................. 14
4.G DISPOSAL OF WASTES AND CONTAMINATEDMATERIALS....................................................................... 19
4.H ERGONOMICS................................................................................................................................................ 20
5LIMITATIONS........................................................................................................................................................... 21
6OPERATING PROCEDURES.................................................................................................................................. 22
6.A PRELIMINARYCHECKS................................................................................................................................. 22
6.B SWITCHINGON THE CYTOFASTELITE CABINET ............................................................................................ 22
6.C SWITCHINGOFF THE CYTOFASTELITE CABINET........................................................................................... 22
7MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................................................................... 23
7.A INSTRUCTIONS FORDAILY CLEANING OF CYTOFASTELITE (BY USERS) .................................................. 23
7.B CLEANINGOF GLASS.................................................................................................................................... 24
7.C INSTRUCTIONS FORTHE FUMIGATION/STERILIZATION OF BIOLOGIC SAFETYCABINETS .................. 24
7.D REPLACEMENTOF HEPA FILTERS (BY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PERSONNEL)................................................... 27
7.E REPLACEMENTOF MOTOR-FANS (BY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PERSONNEL).................................................... 32
7.F REPLACEMENTOF FLUORESCENTLAMPS (BY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PERSONNEL)..................................... 34
7.G REPLACEMENTOF U.V. GERMICIDE LAMP (BY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PERSONNEL)...................................... 34
7.H SPARE PARTS LIST........................................................................................................................................ 35
8TROUBLESHOOTING - PROBABLE CAUSES OF MALFUNCTIONS .................................................................... 37
9MONITORING SYSTEM........................................................................................................................................... 39
10 TRANSPORT, PACKING and STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................... 40
11 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.................................................................................................................................. 43
11.A GUARANTEE .................................................................................................................................................. 43
11.B ADDRESS FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (FOR THE DISTRIBUTOR)................................................................ 43
12 DIAGRAMS .............................................................................................................................................................. 44
12.A DIAGRAMFORMAINTENANCE OPERATIONS............................................................................................. 45
12.B CYTOFASTELITE FRONTAL AND SIDE DIAGRAM......................................................................................... 47
13 ASSEMBLY of SUPPORT TABLE............................................................................................................................ 49
14 ASSEMBY OF THE CABINET ON THE SUPPORTING STAND.............................................................................. 49
15 SAFE WORKING AREA DIAGRAM......................................................................................................................... 51
16 SENSORS LIST ....................................................................................................................................................... 52
17 WIRING DIAGRAM.................................................................................................................................................. 53
18 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY......................................................................................................................... 57
REFERENCE STANDARD: this instruction and maintenance manual complies with the European standard en-591 (march
1994) approved by CEN (European Committee for Standardization) relating to the requirements for drawing up users'
instruction manuals for laboratory instruments.
Note: the inobservance of the instructions of this manual can reduce the operator safety

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1 GENERAL
Vertical laminar airflow benches with partial exhaust and protection barrier, the CYTOFAST ELITE cabinets,
are designed to protect both the material to be manipulated from contamination and to protect the operator
and the environment from microbial cytotoxic contamination hazards.
The de-dusted, filtered and sterile air passing through the main HEPA filter ensures optimum airflow
laminarity on the work surface, thanks to its even perforation and the frontal air barrier. The system is
designed to create a protective barrier and prevent exchanges between the internal, potentially biologically
contaminated air, and the outside.
CYTOFAST ELITE cabinets are Class II Biohazard cabinets, according to the definitions now adopted by all
the main international standards, with about 70% laminar flow recirculated air and 30% extracted air with prior
HEPA filtering. Suitable for the treatment of class CDC-1/2/3, DHSS-C/B1/B2 group 1,2,3 microorganisms as
per D.L. 81/08 “Safety in the working environment” and wherever a product-personnel-environment cross-
protection is required.
Especially suitable for applications such as:
- Manipulation of eziologic agents having a known pathogenicity on humans and animals.
- Presence of high concentrations of biologic materials.
- Presence of agents likely to cause genetic alterations or synergetic activities with other materials.
- Oncogenic viruses.
But above all designed for:
- Preparation and handling of cytotoxic drugs
- Preparation and manipulation of antineoplastic chemotherapeutics
Do not manipulate the products on the slotted part at the entry of the chamber, but in the middle of the work
surface.
The performances of the cabinets are detailed in the TESTING CERTIFICATE below, in compliance with the
requirements of:
- ISO 14644-1 Class 5
For the Biohazard/Cytotoxicity:
- DIN 12980: 2005
- EN 12469: 2000
Furthermore CytoFAST Elite cabinets fulfil the armonized standards EN 61010-1 as well as EN 61326
according to the applicable European directives regarding the CE marking.
CytoFAST cabinets comply with the above-mentioned standards ONLY if the instruments connected to the
electrical socket positioned inside the work chamber are "CE" marked or in any case it meets the above
mentioned standards aiming to avoid any electromagnetic interference.
All FASTER's cabinets are provided with high insertion loss filters.
Faster s.r.l. cannot be held responsible for malfunctions, damage to people or property due to non-
compliance, poor or no maintenance, or improper use of the cabinet.

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2 INSTALLATION
2.A INSTRUCTIONS AND CHECKS ON DELIVERY
Considering the critical nature of the use of the CYTOFAST ELITE cabinet and the need to keep it in
optimum condition, installation is very important.
CYTOFAST ELITE Biohazard cabinets are positioned on a pallet, wrapped in an extensible film and
contained in a package of multi-layer strapped cardboard.
After placing the cabinet in its site of use, opened the package and removed the extensible film, check that
the equipment has not suffered any dents or scratches due to transport or improper handling of the package.
In case of any further transport, packing and storage by the user after the initial period of use (e.g.: change
of laboratory or factory), contact the technical assistance service or the distributor for more accurate and
precise instructions or for assistance by specialized technicians.
2.B INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
Install the cabinet away from drafts and heat sources (radiators, ventilators/convectors), to ensure proper
functioning. For instance, in a small room (<30 m3), if an exhaust duct is used to discharge air outside the
building, we recommend the installation of a grill in the room in order to provide an air supply equal at least to
the quantity entering the front of the cabinet to create the protective barrier and a negative pressure in the
work area.
- Install the cabinet in a well-ventilated room with a low degree of dust.
- The distance between the cabinet and the exhaust system (if present) should be as short as
possible.
- Place the cabinet away from doors and windows, which may cause malfunctions
- Place the cabinet in places where there is little human traffic.
- The exhaust system should be installed on the roof or on a wall or through a window. Otherwise, it
can be connected to a chimney.
- The door of the room should be in such a position relative to the cabinet as to prevent drafts.
oMin. temperature 5 °C
oMax. temperature: 40 °C
oMax. humidity: 80% at 31°C, linear drop in relative humidity down to 50% relative
humidity at 40°C.
It is recommended that the exhaust duct, located on top of the cabinet, should be connected to the outside of
the building. In this case an anti-blowback shutter should also be installed on the exhaust flange.
The max. length of the 200mm exhaust duct should not exceed 10m. Otherwise changes must be made in
the extraction fan or a remote exhaust motor-fan must be installed. The anti-blowback system prevents air
from flowing back into the extraction channel.
Before connecting the cabinet to the mains power supply, check the necessary voltage and power indicated
on the plate near the power cable. The room must be equipped with an earth connection and connections to
the gas and/or vacuum networks, and an air exhaust duct must be installed outside the building.

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Thimble method example
LEGENDA:
1. Exhaust air from the cabinet.
2. Air from the environment.
3. Bleed Air (100  200 m3/h more than the exhaust air
flow rate from the cabinet) to a dedicated exhaust
fan (in the electronic board a voltage free contact is
available –see electrical diagram- to check when
ventilation is ON).
For the connection to the gas and/or vacuum networks, read carefully chapter 2C.
The quantity of heat generated by the cabinet, if the air is not extracted ouside the room, is the following for
the eight models respectively:
The quantity of heat generated by the cabinet, if the air is not extracted outside the room, is the following for
the four models respectively:
- CYTOFAST ELITE 209: 410 Kcal/h
- CYTOFAST ELITE 212: 460 Kcal/h
- CYTOFAST ELITE 215: 520 Kcal/h
- CYTOFAST ELITE 218: 540 Kcal/h
The installation must be done by technicians authorized by Faster S.r.l. or by the distributor
Microbiological Safety Cabinet
THIMBLE
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2
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2.C ELECTRIC/GAS CONNECTIONS and INSTALLATION OF THE WORK SURFACE
The electrical connection of the CytoFAST Biohazard cabinet is made by connecting the power cable located
on the upper of the right side of the cabinet to a suitable power point (see technical table) . When the cabinet
is connected, the green light on the control panel switches on (see chapter 4E).
If stipulated by local legislation, insert upstream of the power line an automatic protection overload switch
provided with a differential relay, with a rated switching voltage no greater than 30 mA.
The right side of the cabinet is also provided with two gas/vacuum intakes with manual taps one of which is
fitted with an electrovalve.
The connection with the two gas/vacuum intakes is made according to the type of connection: town gas or
industrial gas (air, vacuum, nitrogen, etc.).
The cabinet must be connected by qualified staff to the town gas mains through an approved conduit for
safety reasons.;
For the installation of the work surface, proceed as follows:
- remove the protective paper from the work surface resting against the back of the cabinet, taking care
not to scratch its surface,
- open the safety front window,
- clean the work surface with a damp cloth soaked in alcohol or soapy water or with a commonly available
product designed for stainless steel,
- place the table in the work chamber, allowing the back to slide on the chamber's supporting bases up to
its bottom wall
- close the safety front window
Note: the plug of the supply cable of the cabinet has the function of “main switch”, therefore the
operator has to access easily to it also after the installation of the cabinet.

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Techincal Features Table
Description
Unit
CytoFAST Elite 209
CytoFAST Elite 212
CytoFAST Elite 215
CytoFAST Elite 218
Overall Dimensions (L x H x P(*))
mm
1045x2345x860
1350x2345x860
1655x2345x860
1960x2345x860
Usefull dimensions (L x H x P)
mm
899x740x580
1194x740x580
1499x740x580
1804x740x580
Maximum front aperture
mm
440
440
440
440
Working aperture
mm
200
200
200
200
Weight
Kg
215
245
285
325
Noise level
dB (A)
<56
<57
<58
<59
Lighting level
Lux
>1000
>1000
>1000
>1000
Nitrogen, CO2, compressed air - maximum pressure
bar
4
4
4
4
Fuel gas- maximum pressure
mbar
20
20
20
20
Main voltage
V
230V AC 2P+T
230V AC 2P+T
230V AC 2P+T
230V AC 2P+T
Frequency
Hz
50
50
50
50
Maximum power consumption
W
1424
1534
1681
1898
Current
A
7.82
8.63
9.18
9.80
Electrical class
1
1
1
1
Protection level
IP20
IP20
IP20
IP20
Internal outlet (maximum current for all the sockets: 4A)
2P+T 230V 4A
2P+T 230V 4A
2P+T 230V 4A
2P+T 230V 4A
Fluorescent lamps
W
2x30
2x36
2x58
2x58
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3 OPERATION PRINCIPLES
The following are the working principles of the CYTOFAST ELITE-cabinet :
the pressurized air pushed into the plenum of the main motor-fan passes through the absolute filter and then
downwards, in laminar flow, into the working chamber (A). From here, through the slots of the work surface,
having mixed with the external air (B) which enters the cabinet from the front opening, the air passes through
the absolute filter placed under the work surface (C) and is sucked into the intake up channel situated at the
rear of the working area (D). Part of the air (E) is extracted by the second motor-fan through the
corresponding absolute exhaust filter. This extracted air generates the intake of air from the outside (front
barrier) which ensures the protection of the operator/environment from hazardous material manipulated in the
working area.
The extracted air may be filtered again through a second absolute exhaust filter placed on the exhaust duct of
the cabinet (BS 5726), if the air is recycled inside the laboratory where the cabinet is installed.
B
A
D
E
A
E
C
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4 OPERATION
4.A SCOPE
The vertical laminar airflow cabinet CYTOFAST ELITE is manufactured in compliance with international
standards for the protection of the material, the operator and the environment against biological (Class II) and
cytotoxic hazards and is suitable for the manipulation of low- and middle-risk pathogenic agents.
4.B CONTROL AND REGULATION SYSTEMS
The CYTOFAST ELITE cabinet is provided with an automatic regulation system to keep the airflow speed
(0.4 m/sec) in the work chamber and the recycling air/extracted air ratio constant. This system counters the
effects of the gradual clogging of the three HEPA filters up to pressures of nearly 35 mm H2O.
The soft-touch control panel is microprocessor-controlled with a display showing all relevant data with regard
to the operating functions, the different alarms and the error messages.
The solid work surface creates optimal airflow laminarity at working level in the preparation of cytotoxic drugs,
while the front longitudinal slots create a protective air-barrier.
The vertically sliding safety glass sash is electrically operated. When the cabinet is running the work opening
must be 200mm; any moving of the glass activates an audible and visual alarm, which cannot be silenced
according to the EN 12469 standard.
When the cabinet is off the glass can be either opened up to the maximum opening or closed completely.
The front sash window can be closed and opened by pressing alternatively one of the two keys “arrow-up and
arrow-down” [8] – and the red safety key on the right (see paragraph 4E)
The further red key [16] is a safety measure for the operator, because the moving of the glass from the work
position is possible only if this key and one of the other two keys (arrow-up and arrow-down) are pressed at
the same time.
When the cabinet is on, any change of the work aperture invalidates the efficiency of the air barrier
protecting the operator, therefore if the operator presses the two keys at the same time he is perfectly
aware of the potential risk he is running
Furthermore a safety device is installed, which stops the motor-fans automatically when the cabinet is on
and the electrically operated sash window is completely closed.
To optimize the visibility inside the work chamber, the cabinet is ergonomically angled sloping-fronted (abt. 7
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4.C REMOTE SIGNALS (OPTIONAL)
The electronic control board can be improved adding the following optional features:
Ventilation status (ON/OFF)
It is possible to obtain a 12 Vdc output to connect a led light or alternatively a Normally Open voltage free
contact to be connected to an external circuit.
There are two different working possibilities:
1 the signal starts when ventilation is turned ON and stops when ventilation is OFF.
2 the signal is flashing during the start up phase of the ventilation and is ON when the correct air flow
conditions are reached.
Correct air flow conditions
It is possible to obtain a 12 Vdc output to connect a led light or alternatively a Normally Open voltage free
contact to be connected to an external circuit. That signal is closed when air flow rate is in the correct range
and it is open in case of any flow alarm.
External consent
On request it is possible to allow ventilation to be turned ON by a remote volt free contact. When the
ventilation is turned ON the cabinet stay in stand by (start up) till the remote normally open contact is closed.
If during normal ventilation the remote contact is open the following message will appear “REMOTE
CONTACT OFF” and the operator has to switch OFF ventilation as soon as possible and then check the
reasons of the failure.
4.D INFLATABLE GASKET (OPTIONAL)
The optional inflatable gasket can be used to improve the sealing of the front glass during normal working
phase or during the sterilization of the unit.
The cabinet is supplied with a plastic pipe to be connected to compressed air line (at customer charge) or to
a compressor (available as option on request).
The gasket can be inflated only when the front glass is in working position or in completely closed position.
To inflate and deflate the gasket the “SET” [10] and “GLASS SAFETY” [16] keys have to be pressed at the
same time.
Since the gasket will be pressed against the front glass, in that case it is not allowed to move the glass and
the message “DEFLATE GASKET” will appear.
If the gasket is deflated, after 5 seconds, a pressure sensor will allow the front glass to be moved again.
In case the control panel is opened and the glass is moved, the gasket will deflate immediately if it is inflated
The pneumatic circuit of the gasket is fitted with pressure switch in order to check the correct operation of it.
In case of a pressure loss the alarm message “CHECK THE GASKET” will alert the operator.

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4.E SYMBOLS of the CONTROL PANEL
List and description of all the symbols and controls of the control panel:
12 13 14 2 15 3 4 16
5678910 11 1
1 MAIN SWITCH:
Position "0" in the "0" position, the green light of the mains voltage is on (3); the LCD
displays the model name. In this position the operator can activate only the
fluorescent light (7), the U.V. lamp (14) and the power outlet (6) (with plug
installed) and can activate the data stored in the microprocessor by pressing
the “STATUS” key (2).
Position "I" by pressing "I" the password to enter is requested. When the password is
typed in (press arrow-up key (▲) 5 times, arrow-down key (▼) 4 times and
press SET(10)) the green led of the switch lights up and the cabinet starts
operating, LAF and exhaust (if installed) motor-blowers are powered and first
"CHECK PANEL" then "STAND-BY" appears on the display. The LCD shows
the required time (about 40 seconds) for the laminar flow and the exhaust
velocity to reach the pre-set values. In addition, an audible alarm will sound
intermittently during this stand-by period, alerting the operator not to start
working yet. When the audible alarm stops and the message "STAND-BY"
disappears from the display, the cabinet is ready for use.. The LAF and face
barrier air velocities are displayed.
NOTE: In any case, it is advisable to wait 5 minutes before starting work.
2 DISPLAY Rearlight liquid crystal "LCD" display composed of 2 lines of 20 characters
each showing the operating parameters and alarms.
3 LINE The green mains light switches on if the unit is connected to the mains and
the line is live
4 WORKING CONDITION The green LED lights up when the ventilation works correctly.
5 GAS This activates the control for opening/closing the gas electrovalve; when
enabled, the display shows "GAS ON". It operates only when the cabinet is
running to prevent possible over-heating and risks of damaging the HEPA
filter.
6 SOCKET This supplies voltage; when enabled, the display shows "POWER ON".

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7 LIGHT This switches on the fluorescent light; when enabled, the display shows
"Light on". Switching on the fluorescent light automatically the U.V. lamp
switches off.
8 UP/DOWN ARROWS Use the arrow keys to scroll the menu, to program changing parameters and
to put in the password. Three passwords are programmed: 1) to start the
cabinet –2) to enter the operator menu –3) to enter the main menu to
change the data input (allowed only to authorized technical staff –service –
because unsuitable interventions can cause troubles and incorrect operation
of the cabinet
9 ESC ESC key deletes the operation of data input and goes back to the starting
condition.
10 SET SET key lets you enter the different functions or confirm the data input going
back to the upper level.
11 STATUS If pressed in sequence, the following data will appear on the display:
External Temperature: Shows the temperature outside of the cabinet; the
LCD will display (for example) "EXT. TEMPERATURE=27°C" This value is
taken by an electron probe installed outside the cabinet.
Internal Temperature: Shows the internal temperature of the cabinet work
area; the LCD will display (for example) "INT. TEMPERATURE =30°C" . This
value is taken by an electron probe located inside the cabinet.
U.V. Lamp Residual Lifetime: Shows the operating time of the U.V.lamp
pre-set by the user with the appropriate keys. The LCD will display (for
example) "U.V. TIME=XXXX h" . When such time is over, the message "U.V.
LIFETIME OVER" will appear on the line below.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Residual lifetime of filters : it is the operation time of the filters
installed in the cabinet that can be programmed by the user.
The LCD will display (for example)" RES. TIME FILTER 1=XXXX:XX h:min".
When such time is over, the message "CHECK FILTER (es.) 1". will appear
on the line below.
The filters installed in the cabinet follow the numbering listed below
TYPE of FILTER
NUMBER
LAF HEPA FILTER
1
EXH HEPA FILTER
2
HEPA UNDER WORK SURFACE
3
ADDITIONAL HEPA FILTER
4
CHARACOAL FILTER
5
LAF Power: it is shown indirectly by the power supply voltage of the main
motor, expressed as percentage of max. load voltage displayed also in
proportion by a bar.
The display shows the notice(es.): "MOT.LAF = XX % " (max.100%).
Potenza EXH: it is shown indirectly by the power supply voltage of the
exhaust motor, expressed as percentage of max. load voltage displayed
also in proportion by a bar.
The display shows the notice(es.): "MOT.EXH = XX % " (max.100%).

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Operating Time: Shows the operating time of the cabinet from the moment
when the main switch is positioned on "I"
The LCD will display (for example) "WORK TIME=XXXXXh”. This value
cannot be reset.
12 SPEED REDUCTION By pushing the corresponding red key the password (the same of start) is
requested. Once confirmed the password the function is enabled. When it is
enabled, the corresponding red LED lights up and the LAF and exhaust
speed are about 30% lower than their nominal speeds. The light and the gas
electrovalve cannot be switched on. If they are on, they switch off
automatically. The following two messages appear alternatively:
>>>ATTENTION<<<
DANGER
and:
REDUCED AIRFLOW
>>>DO NOT WORK<<<
The “SPEED REDUCTION” function can be enabled only with the main
switch in position “I”. Only the power supply (3) can be operating.
13 U.V. TIMER This concerns the yellow key for the timed management of the U.V. lamp
(with timer). When the front sash window is completely down, by pushing the
relevant key, you are requested to set the time. The timer resolution is 1
minute and the maximum time is 180 minutes (3 hours).
The display will show the latest pre-set value, which can be changed using
the “arrow” keys; when the time has been set, press the “SET” key to
confirm. At this point the yellow LED lights up, the U.V. lamp is activated and
the countdown starts. During the cycle the following message appears:
U.V. TIMER
U.V. Timer (min) xxxx
where “xxxx” is the time in minutes before the automatic stopping of the U.V.
lamp. When the time reaches zero, the U.V. lamp is disabled and a brief
audible warning signal is activated. To cut off the cycle press the “U.V.
TIMER” key again.
If during the cycle there is a blackout, the timer is set again, the U.V. lamp is
activated again and the countdown starts again. The U.V. lamp is activated
only when the lighting is off. If the lighting is activated when the U.V. TIMER
is on, the U.V. lamp switches off. Also the starting up of the cabinet cuts off
the cycle and switches off the U.V. lamp.
14 U.V. Yellow key to switch on UV lamp with non programmable timer.
This supplies the U.V. lamp in “manual” mode; when enabled, the display
shows "U.V. on". The U.V. lamp switches on only if the cabinet is off, the
lighting of the cabinet is off and the front sash window is completely closed.
After 180 minutes the U.V. lamp switches off automatically.
N.B.
When UV is on the front glass cannot be raised

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15 MUTE The red alarm LED lights up when an alarm condition occurs, which is shown
also by the message appearing on the LCD. By pushing "MUTE" the alarm
stops sounding.
16 UP/DOWN ARROWS Red safety button, working only in cabinets fitted with electrically operated,
vertically sliding sash

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4.F MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAMMING OF RESIDUAL LIFETIME
Get access to operator menu when the cabinet is in stand-by pressing “ESC” [9] together with “UP arrow” [8] keys (password).
The following diagram shows the organization of “OPERATOR MENU”
By pressing “SET” [10] you can either go to the highlighted entry or confirm data entry while by pressing “ESC” [9] you go back to the beginning
STAND-BY
PASSWORD
ESC+UP
OPERATOR MENU
ALARM CLOCK SET UP
OPERATOR MENU
UV PROGRAMMING
OPERATOR MENU
UV RESID. TIME
OPERATOR MENU
LANGUAGE
OPERATOR MENU
SET UP THE CLOCK
OPERATOR MENU
CHANGE PASSWORD
OPERATOR MENU
HISTORY VIEW
ALARM CLOCK SET UP
ENABLE? YES/NO
SET ALARM CLOCK
DATE & TIME
UV LIGHTING LENGTH
DURATION: hh:mm
UV PROGRAMMING
DATE & TIME
OPERATOR MENU
FILTERS RESIDUAL TIME
UV LAMP
SET ……………….
FILTER 1 LIFETIME
SET UP ……………….
FILTER 2 LIFETIME
SET UP ……………….
FILTER 3 LIFETIME
SET UP ……………….
LANGUAGE
ITALIANO
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
FRANCAIS
LANGUAGE
DEUTSCH
LANGUAGE
ESPANOL
SET UP THE CLOCK
DATE & TIME
CURRENT PASSWORD
……………….
SET UP PASSWORD
……………….
VERIFY PASSWORD
……………….
OPERATOR MENU
TIMER SET UP
TIMER SET UP
SET UP hh:mm
OPERATOR MENU
REMOTE CONTROL
REMOTE CONTROL
REMOTE ENABLE
REMOTE ENABLE
ENABLE? YES/NO

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TIMER (countdown):
- use "UP/DOWN arrow" keys [8] to scroll the operator menu
- select “TIMER SET UP.” and press "SET" [10] key; the display will show:
TIMER SET UP
SET UP hh:mm
- input the desired time and press SET [10] to confirm
- press ESC to exit the operator menu
- the display will show alternatively the countdown and the standard information
- when the countdown finish an audible signal will advise the operator. It is possible silence the signal
with the ESC key
To disable the countdown:
- select “TIMER SET UP” and press "SET" [10]; the display shows:
TIMER SET UP
RESET? YES
- press "SET" [10] to confirm
- press “ESC” [9] to exit the operator menu.
ALARM CLOCK:
- use "UP/DOWN arrow" keys [8] to scroll the operator menu
- select “ALARM CLOCK SET UP” and press "SET" [10]; the disply shows:
ALARM CLOCK SET UP
ENABLE? YES
- press SET [10] to confirm and the display shows:
.ALARM CLOCK SET UP
DATE & TIME
- set the date and the time with the arrow keys and confirm pressing SET; when the time previously set
is reached and audible signal will advise the operator. Is possible silence the signal with the ESC key.
To disable this function:
- select “ALARM CLOCK SET UP” and press "SET" [10]; the display shows:
ALARM CLOCK SET UP
ENABLE? NO
- disable the alarm clock choosing “NO” and press "SET" [10] to confirm
- press “ESC” [9] to exit the operator menu.

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UV PROGRAMMING:
- use "UP/DOWN arrow" keys [8] to scroll the operator menu
- select “UV PROGRAMMING” press "SET" [10]; and the display shows:
UV LIGHTING LENGTH
SET UP hh:mm
- input the desired time for the UV cycle and press SET [10] to confirm
- the display shows:
.UV PROGRAMMING
DATE & TIME
- set date and time with the arrow keys and confirm pressing SET. when the time previously set is
reached the UV lamp switches ON, if the requirements to switch ON the UV lamp are not satisfied
(e.g.: glass open) an alarm message will be displayed.
- press “ESC” [9] to exit the operator menu.
U.V. LAMP RESIDUAL LIFETIME:
- use "UP/DOWN arrow" keys [8] to scroll the operator menu
- select “U.V. LAMP RESIDUAL LIFETIME.” and press "SET" [10] key; the display will show:
U.V. LAMP RESIDUAL LIFETIME
set XXXX
- where XXXX shows the number of the hours set for lifetime of the U.V. lamp.
- Use the “up and down arrow” keys to adjust the hours parameter
- Then press the "SET" key [10] to confirm the data and/or go back to previous menu
- To conclude programming, press ESC” [9] key.
FILTERS RESIDUAL LIFETIME:
- use "UP/DOWN arrow" keys [8] to scroll the operator menu
- select “FILTERS RESIDUAL LIFETIME.” and press "SET" [10] key; the display will show:
FILTER 1 RESIDUAL LIFETIME
set XXXX
where XXXX shows the number of the hours set for lifetime of the FILTER 1
- Use the “up and down arrow” keys to adjust the hours parameter
- Then press the "SET" key [10] to confirm the data and pass to filter 2 and so on up to filter 5
- To conclude programming, press ESC” [9] key.

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LANGUAGE SELECTION
- use "UP/DOWN arrow" keys [8] to scroll the operator menu
- select “LANGUAGE” and press "SET" [10] key; the display will show:
LANGUAGE
English
- With the “up and down arrow” keys select the desired language (Italian, English, French, German,
Spanish). Press the “SET” key to confirm and exit the “LANGUAGE” menu.
- Press the “SET” key to exit the Operator Menu and return to the standard display.
- press “ESC” [9] key to go out.
SET UP THE CLOCK
- use "UP/DOWN arrow" keys [8] to scroll the operator menu
- select “SET UP THE CLOCK.” and press "SET" [10] key; the display will show:
SET UP THE CLOCK
set XXXX
- Use the “up and down arrow” keys to change the hours, minutes, days, month, year, weekday
- Then press the "SET" key [10] to confirm the data and/or go back to previous menu
- To conclude programming, press ESC” [9] key.
PASSWORD CHANGE
- use "UP/DOWN arrow" keys [8] to scroll the operator menu
- select “CHANGE PASSWORD” and press "SET" [10] key; the display will show:
CURRENT PASSWORD
PSW:
- digit the present Password then press “SET” key
SET UP PASSWORD
PSW:
- digit the new Password then press “SET” key
CHECK PASSWORD
PSW:
- digit the password again and then press “SET” key to confirm the data and/or go back to previous
menu
- To conclude programming, press ESC” [9] key.

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DISPLAY OF HISTORICAL FILES
- use "UP/DOWN arrow" keys [8] to scroll the operator menu
- select “HISTORY VIEW” and press "SET" [10] key; the display will show:
- use "UP/DOWN arrow" keys to scroll through the list of the possible troubles happened . The list is in
chronological order and contains up to 64 voices
- To conclude programming, press ESC” [9] key.
REMOTE CONTROL
- use "UP/DOWN arrow" keys [8] to scroll the operator menu
- select “REMOTE CONTROL” and press "SET" [10] key; the display will show:
REMOTE CONTROL
REMOTE ENABLE
- press again SET and the display shows the following message:
REMOTE ENABLE
ENABLE? YES/NO
- Choose the desired option and press SET
- press “ESC” [9] to exit the operator menu.

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4.G DISPOSAL OF WASTES AND CONTAMINATED MATERIALS
DISPOSAL OF ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES
INFORMATION FOR EUROPEAN UNION USER
This symbol on the device means that when it needs to be disposed, it
must be handled separately from urban waste.
At the moment of the disposal, contact the dealer, to receive information
about the collect and disposal in accordance with the laws in force in the
country.
Appropriate disposal of this product will help to prevent potential negative effects on health
and environment and to promotes re-use and / or recycling of materials of the equipment.
The improper disposal of the product by holder involves the application of sanctions in
accordance with the regulations in their own country.
INFORMATION FOR USERS OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN UNION
This symbol is valid only in the European Union If you want to dispose this product, contact
your local authorities or dealer and ask for the correct method of disposal.
ATTENTION: Before disposal, the cabinet where contaminants and pathogens have been
manipulated, must be sterilized
The fluids of pathogenic material removed from the work surface and the liquid collection tank located under
the table as well as from the HEPA absolute filters replaced during maintenance work are biologically toxic
and harmful and must be submitted to special treatment. For more detailed information on such treatment,
see the standards and regulations in force on the treatment and disposal of biologically toxic/harmful wastes.
All other materials, which the cabinet is made, are recyclable but cannot be disposed as local waste
materials.