Labconco Protecto Ech Filtered Fume Hoods 183 Series 8' - Manuel (Page 107)

Chapter 6: Maintaining the Protector Echo
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Step 14 – Connect all remaining wires
Now make your connections with the wires that you snaked to the technology
earlier.
You should have:
 Light supply wire from control module to light #1
 Fan supply wire from control module to fan #1
 Air tube from Control module to the “T” on fan #1
 Temp sensor
 Sash
Verify that all the connections are connected properly before you proceed on to
the next step. Also make sure that none of the wires is in the way of any moving
parts from the sash.
Step 15 – Turn power back on
If it was directly plugged into an outlet make sure that you plug it back in and
then turn the power to the controller back on at the breaker.
Place a “Maintenance” card in the card reader.
It will say “Booting.” Check for updates and then load the OS. When it comes up
it will be in alarm and you will see “hardware configuration mismatch 9A” on the
screen because it does not recognize the new Electro (acid) sensor board.
You must now do a “reconfiguration” to accept the new sensor board. Follow the
“Reconfiguration Process” in Chapter 3 to fix this.
If you are still having issues after a “reconfigure” call Labconco Product Service
about the issue.
Also please keep in mind that there is a “burn in period” to the sensor. Sometimes
it can take
24 to even 48 hours to “burn in” the new sensor.
Secure Mode (see Appendix G for details)
This can be used if the lab manager only wants the user of each hood to control
the lights only. The lab manager can use an Administrator’s card and or gGuard
to turn on or off the fans on the GFH.