Anton Paar TTK 600, Reference Manual

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8 Performing a Measurement
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8.2.4 Taking out the Sample Holder
8.2.4.1 Standard Sample Holder
In order to take the sample out of TTK 600, proceed
as follows:
1. Swich off the heater of CCU 100
2. Open the lid.
3. Disconnect the Pt100 connector.
4. Unscrew the fixing screw of the sample holder
with the supplied Torx screw driver.
5. Take the sample holder carefully out of the fixing
block by gentle pulling on the sheat resistance
temperature sensor (right side) while lifting the
cable of the temperature sensor over the heat-
ing block (left side)
6. Place the sample holder on the corresponding
mount as shown in the following picture.
Fig. 51: Sample holder on mount
8.2.4.2 Transmission Sample Holder
CAUTION
Hot surface
During operation and even after switching off the
heater there can be dangerously hot or cold sur-
faces inside the sample chamber. Always check
on the display of CCU 100 that the sample
holder temperature is below 50 °C before you
open the sample chamber and touch any parts
inside.
If CCU 100 shows an error message, use a suit-
able temperature sensor to measure the actual
temperature of the parts inside the sample
chamber. Always switch off the heater before
you take out the sample holder.
CAUTION
Hot surface
During operation and even after switching off the
heater there can be dangerously hot or cold sur-
faces inside the sample chamber. Always check
on the display of CCU 100 that the sample
holder temperature is below 50 °C before you
open the sample chamber and touch any parts
inside.
If CCU 100 shows an error message, use a suit-
able temperature sensor to measure the actual
temperature of the parts inside the sample
chamber. Always switch off the heater before
you take out the sample holder.