Biosan Labaqua Operating Manual

Water purification system

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  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Safety precautions ....................4 General information ....................5 Getting started ......................8 Rinsing the system ....................11 Operation ....................... 12 TOC level reduction and monitoring ............... 14 Specifications ......................15 Cleaning and maintenance..................17 Warranty and Claims ....................18 Declaration of Conformity ..................
  • Page 4: Safety Precautions

    Safety precautions The following symbol means: Caution! Make sure you have fully read and understood the present Manual before using the equipment. Please pay special attention to sections marked by this symbol. Caution! Do not service the unit while the open UV lamp is switched ON. Otherwise it can expose the operator to a dangerous level of UV emission.
  • Page 5: General Information

    General information Water purification system “Labaqua” produces pure and ultrapure water that complies with ISO 3696 Grade II and Grade I water requirements respectively. Pure (ISO 3696 Grade II) water applications include, but are not limited to: ...
  • Page 6 “tap water system”. Principle of operation The hydraulic diagram of Labaqua water purification system is shown below. The solenoid valve (Fig. 1/1) controls intake of feed water from the tap. The first purification stage consists of the pre-filter set (P/N 10019, fig. 1/2 and 1/3) that includes sediment filter and activated carbon intended to remove particles, free chlorine, organics and colloids.
  • Page 7 (Fig. 1/21) opens and Grade I water is dispensed via the 0.22 μm point-of-use microfilter. Labaqua Bio system has an ultrafilter instead of the microfilter. To dispense ISO 3696 Grade II water, press the Pump Grade II key. Grade II dispense pump is switched on, and water is dispensed via the “Out”...
  • Page 8: Getting Started

    3.2. Complete set. Package contents: Standart set: Labaqua Bio / Labaqua HPLC unit ..............1 pce LLDPE tube, Ø1/4”, 3m ..................5 pcs point-of-use ultrafilter set (Bio) / microfilter set (HPLC) ........1 set power cable ....................... 1 pce prefilter cartridge ....................
  • Page 9 Pre-installation requirements  The Labaqua system can be placed on a bench or attached to a wall. If the system is placed on the bench, allow space on the bench 500x500mm. Allow enough space for the tank (DMH 400x400x600mm) under the bench.
  • Page 10 3.4. Setting up 3.4.1. Install the controller module and connect the cable (Fig. 2/1). 3.4.2. Carefully attach the controller module to the holder at the top right of the system (Fig. 2/2) 3.4.3. While the system is disconnected from mains, it is recommended to carefully remove the rear panel and check for any transportation damage.
  • Page 11: Rinsing The System

    3.5.3. Tap water pressure should be above 0.7 bar. 3.5.4. Drain pipe should be lower that the level of the instrument and the level of the Overflow connector of the tank. The water purification system has Ø1/4’’ OD drain pipe. The Overflow connector of the tank is for Ø3/8’’ OD pipe. 3.5.5.
  • Page 12: Operation

    “Pump Grade 1” next morning and dispense water in the tank through point- of-use filter (microfilter on Labaqua HPLC or ultrafilter on Labaqua Bio). The microfilter (or ultrafilter) needs to be rinsed with at least 20 litres of purified water.
  • Page 13 If tank is neither full nor disconnected and the feed water pressure is enough, the display shows “Running”. Now the Labaqua system is filling the tank with Grade II water. As soon as the tank is full, the system shuts down the water supply and shows the “TnkFull”...
  • Page 14: Toc Level Reduction And Monitoring

    It will allow the system to fill the tank and recirculate water to reduce TOC content. Fig. 4. Control panel of Labaqua Bio/HPLC 5.13. Navigating the menu. To enter menu, press Menu ESC key (Fig. 4/5). Press ▼ and ▲...
  • Page 15: Specifications

    2°C in 24 hours, in a non-condensing atmosphere and relative humidity between 20% and 80%. Biosan is committed to a continuous programme of improvement and reserves the right to alter design and specifications of the equipment without additional notice. 7.1.
  • Page 16 Pre-filter set 10019 Deionization module 10310 Polishing module 10030 Photo-oxidation module 10105 Photo-oxidation UV bulb 10018 Point-of-use microfilter* 10012 UV sterilization module** 10102 Sterilization UV bulb** 10011 Point-of-use ultrafilter** 10120 Accurate within ±10% In Labaqua HPLC only. In Labaqua Bio only.
  • Page 17: Cleaning And Maintenance

    Cleaning and maintenance. 8.1. If the unit requires maintenance, disconnect the unit from the mains and contact Biosan or your local Biosan representative. 8.2. Clean the exterior of the system with soft tissue. Do not use chemicals. 8.3. The water storage tank should be cleaned and disinfected every 2-3 months.
  • Page 18: Warranty And Claims

    The warranted service life of the unit from the date of its delivery to the Customer is 24 months (excluding expendable parts mentioned in 8.5.). For extended warranty, contact your local Biosan representative or our service department through the Technical support section on our website at the link below.
  • Page 19: 10. Declaration Of Conformity

    10. Declaration of Conformity...
  • Page 20 Biosan SIA Ratsupites 7, build.2, Riga, LV-1067, Latvia Phone: +371 67426137 Fax: +371 67428101 http://www.biosan.lv Edition 4.06 - April 2017...

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