Operation Cleaning And Calibration Of Vertical Flow Ceiling Suspended Laminar

Connect the power plug to the socket. Check the manometer reading initially that oil level at zero. Put on the power switch to start up. Manometer reading should not be less than 10mm water gauge scale while laminar airflow is running. Enter the details of manometer reading at Annexure –I.
Two switches are present at right below of the instrument. Switch (1 - Red) for air flow Switch (2 - Green) for tube light. Put ON the switch (1 -Red) to start the airflow and manometer will show the reading of Airflow.
Put ON switch (2 -Green) to start normal light. Enter the working hours of the instrument in Vertical Flow Ceiling Suspended laminar logbook as per Annexure
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