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Freezers for enzymes and biochemicals are generally maintained at around 20 C. Blood, biological samples, and vaccines typically require temperatures of 30 to 40 C.
It is recommended that the temperatures are checked at least once per day. Some businesses may wish to check fridges more frequently and may also wish to record freezer temperatures.
Carry out regular cleaning of the laboratory refrigerator, both inside and out: it is essential to keep the refrigerator, including shelves, walls and gaskets, clean, using a mild detergent solution and lukewarm water, and then drying all surfaces thoroughly to prevent mould growth.
Never store food or drink for human consumption in any refrigerator or freezer used in a laboratory. All containers placed in a refrigerator/ freezer should be completely sealed or capped and safely positioned/securely placed. Containers should not be capped with aluminum foil, corks, and ungreased glass stoppers.
A bio refrigerator, also known as a biomedical refrigerator or bio storage refrigerator, is specifically designed for storing biological samples, such as vaccines, blood products, tissues, and DNA samples, in laboratory and clinical settings.
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Here are some practical tasks you can do once a month to preserve your most important kitchen appliance. Perform a Deep Clean. Get Rid of Old and Spoiled Food. Check That Vents Are Clear and Open. Test Your Door Seal. Swap Out Water Filters. Clean the Coils. Clear Out the Drip Pan and Drain Hole. Make Sure the Fridge Is Level.
Check the refrigerator or freezer regularly to see that the electrical cords are in good condition, the door seals are intact, and the air filter is dust-free and clean. Avoid placing toxic or hazardous material in the equipment.

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