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SUGGESTED OPERATING PROCEDURE

The following procedure is a general guideline that provides an order of operations

intended to contain particulate within the AG8000 mobile containment unit. Review your

healthcare facility's ICRA plan and use this cart accordingly.

1. Ensure the unit is decontaminated before each use and test the air scrubber to

ensure that it is working properly and that the filters do not need to be changed.

Note: There are two places that control the speed of the air scrubber unit: a knob

directly on the portable air scrubber unit, and a remote knob located on the wall

opposite of the door. The setting on the scrubber unit should be kept on the highest

setting and the speed adjustments should be made on the remote variable speed

control knob.

Warning: If using an air scrubber that is not manufactured by Abatement

Technologies, do not use the remote variable speed control in conjunction with the

air scrubber. Abatement Technologies air scrubbers have been tested to work with

the variable speed control; other units may not be compatible.

2. Seal the unit completely before moving the unit throughout the healthcare facility.

a. Make sure the top cover is in place, zipped up, and that the hook is engaged

to the loop in all places.

b. Make sure the soft sleeve is installed properly and that the pass-through

windows are closed.

c. Make sure the door to the unit is closed.

3. Position the unit in the approximate location under the ceiling tiles that will be

accessed.

4. Raise the unit using the raising mechanism with either the provided hand crank or

a power drill within a few inches of the ceiling.

Warning: Be sure that the upper header will not crash into any device installed in

the ceiling, such as sprinkler heads, sensors, etc. If using a power drill, be sure

that the header is not over extended as this can damage the ceiling grid and/or the

unit.

5. Using the arrow markers on the sides of the header, fine tune the position of the

cart by aligning the markers with the ceiling grid.

6. Carefully raise the unit until the ceiling gasket seals against the ceiling. Again, be

sure not to over extend the header such that the ceiling grid is damaged.

7. Lock all four of the casters by pressing the pedals on the casters down with your

work shoe.

8. Supply power to the unit by plugging a power cord into the power supply outlet in

the cart and into an outlet in the facility. Open the door and enter the unit. Be sure

to close the door before beginning any work inside.

9. Place the feet of the extension ladder into the recessed pockets in the floor. Extend

the ladder and rest it against the ladder bracket that is attached to the header.

10. Climb up the ladder and strap the ladder into place using the hook and loop straps

located on the ladder bracket. Then, open the top cover by undoing the hook and

loop on the short edge of the cover near the top of the ladder. Then, unzip the two

zippers along the two long sides. Roll up the top cover and insert it into the top

cover pocket.

11. Remove the ceiling tile. The extension ladder may now be raised into the ceiling if

necessary to permit higher access into the ceiling.

12. Adjust the speed on the portable air scrubber as necessary using the remote

variable speed adjustment knob and then perform the required work in the ceiling

space.