10: Certification; Certifier Password; Type A2 Hepa Filter Leak Test Preparation - Labconco Logic+ A2 Technical Manual

10: Certification

This section provides instructions to certify the biosafety cabinet. Use this section in
conjunction with Section 9: Calibration
Never enter the password-protected area, or change settings of the biosafety cabinet if
you are not a trained and qualified certifier or technician. Changing parameters in the
password-protected area may impair the product's performance and result in loss of
protection and/or harm or death to personnel in the laboratory.

Certifier Password

The certifier password is:
Use this password for all normal calibration and certification activities.
If installing or replacing an Airflow Sensor, the sensor will need a zero point calibration.
In order to access the zero-point calibration screen, a different password is required.
This password is: [LIGHT] [UV LIGHT] [TIMER] [OUTLET]

Type A2 HEPA Filter Leak Test Preparation

All biosafety cabinet models were tested to the HEPA Filter Leak Test as described in
the current NSF/ANSI Standard 49. This section describes the methods, specifications,
and Pass/Fail criteria to challenge each HEPA filter in the biosafety cabinet.
You never know what a biosafety cabinet has been exposed to, so it is always
recommended to surface decontaminate any components prior to working inside the
biosafety cabinet and/or removing components from the biosafety cabinet.
1. Remove the work surface by lifting the handles on either end. Pull the work
surface straight out of the biosafety cabinet.
2. Turn the blower(s) of the biosafety cabinet on.
3. Place the aerosol generator in the left, rear corner of the biosafety cabinet's drip
pan, see Figure 10-2. Ensure that the generator is level, and the oil level is
within 1/8 inch (3 mm) of the level line.
when performing initial or annual certification.
[LIGHT] [UV LIGHT] [TIMER] [TIMER]
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[OK/MUTE].
[OK/MUTE].