BANDELIN electronic GmbH & Co. KG, Heinrichstraße 3-4, 12207 Berlin
List of figures
Figure 1: SONOREX CNP 28-2 with open lids .................................................................................................. 21
Figure 2: External dimensions of the front and side on the left ................................................................. 25
Figure 3: Dimensions of the back and side on the right ................................................................................ 25
Figure 4: Detailed dimensions from above ....................................................................................................... 26
Figure 5: Space requirement in operation ......................................................................................................... 26
Figure 6: Fill level markings ................................................................................................................................... 29
Figure 7: Level sensor ............................................................................................................................................. 30
Figure 8: User interface .......................................................................................................................................... 31
Figure 12: Control cabinet overview ................................................................................................................... 39
Figure 13: Control cabinet plug ............................................................................................................................ 41
Figure 14: Sign arrangement ................................................................................................................................ 42
Figure 15: Error message water shortage ........................................................................................................ 44
List of tables
Table 1: Signal words ................................................................................................................................................ 1
Table 2: Commandment signs ................................................................................................................................ 2
Table 3: Warning signs .............................................................................................................................................. 3
Table 4: Prohibition signs ......................................................................................................................................... 3
Table 5: Danger signs ................................................................................................................................................ 4
Table 6: Character formats ...................................................................................................................................... 5
Table 7: Definition of important terms................................................................................................................. 6
Table 8: Target group matrix ................................................................................................................................. 11
Table 9: Symbols of the user interface .............................................................................................................. 33
Table 10: Pin assignment ....................................................................................................................................... 40
Table 11: Fault diagnosis ....................................................................................................................................... 43
Page 1: ...BANDELIN electronic GmbH Co KG Heinrichstra e 3 4 12207 Berlin Operating Instructions SONOREX CNp 28 2 Language English Document number 1756 002 EN 2022 06 Note Keep for future use...
Page 2: ...enumerations 4 1 4 2 Ordered enumerations 4 1 4 3 Instructions for action 4 1 4 4 Character formats 5 1 5 Definitions of important terms 6 2 Identification and references 7 2 1 Device data 7 2 2 Manuf...
Page 3: ...3 3 Thermal energy hazards 17 3 3 4 Hazards due to sound emissions 18 3 3 5 Dangers due to ultrasonic cavitation 18 3 4 Additional information 18 3 5 Technical data 19 3 6 Nameplate 21 3 7 Overall pr...
Page 4: ...parameters 32 7 Decommissioning 34 7 1 Safety instructions for decommissioning 34 7 2 Switch off the unit 35 7 3 Shut down the unit longer period 35 7 4 Store unit 35 7 5 Dispose of the appliance 36 8...
Page 5: ...vel markings 29 Figure 7 Level sensor 30 Figure 8 User interface 31 Figure 12 Control cabinet overview 39 Figure 13 Control cabinet plug 41 Figure 14 Sign arrangement 42 Figure 15 Error message water...
Page 6: ...a known and easily accessible place and must be consulted even if there is the slightest doubt The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage to persons animals or property or to the appliance itsel...
Page 7: ...es that will occur without security measures are explained The warning concludes with a description of the hazard prevention measures 1 2 Signal words and colours The following signal words are based...
Page 8: ...special attention depending on the combination of signal word and symbol A distinction is made between Commandment sign prescribes an action e g wear protective goggles Warning sign represents a sourc...
Page 9: ...se Warning against automatic start up Warning of obstacles on the ground Warning of electrical voltage Warning of crushing hazard Warning against flammable substances Warning against hot surfaces 1 3...
Page 10: ...to list contents Short and concise To list in an indeterminate order 1 4 2 Ordered enumerations Ordered bulleted lists are used to list contents 1 Short and concise 2 To list in a specific order 1 4...
Page 11: ...ements of graphical user interfaces There are character formats for Labels on controls Keys of a PC or control panel Proper names and cross references Hyperlinks Table 6 Character formats Category Exa...
Page 12: ...tant terms Term Abbreviatio n Definition Authorised personnel AP Employees who according to the target group matrix and definition of these operating instructions are authorised to carry out certain w...
Page 13: ...electronic GmbH Co KG Heinrichstra e 3 4 12207 Berlin Tel 49 30 76880 0 Fax 49 30 7734699 E Mail info bandelin com Web www bandelin com 2 3 Intended use The device described serves as a cleaning devic...
Page 14: ...ersonnel third parties or the appliance are for all modes of operation Using theappliancecontrary to its intended use Application of components that are not certified by the manufacturer The operation...
Page 15: ...roper use of the appliance Improper handling of the appliance Operating the unit with defective guards Failure to observe the safety instructions and warnings in the operating instructions Unauthorise...
Page 16: ...third party suppliers must Be observed read and understood by personnel working on the unit Be freely accessible to everyone In the slightest doubt be consulted Goals Avoid accidents Increase the lif...
Page 17: ...X X Fault diagnosis X X X X Equip X X X X Maintenance X X X X Repair X X X X Decommissioning X X X 2 6 5 Target group definition Operating personnel A person who has acquired special knowledge and exp...
Page 18: ...igned to him e g instructing personnel switching on products and identify possible hazardous situations Qualification Of age and physically mentally fit to do so Many years of professional experience...
Page 19: ...quipment Skills A range of cognitive and practical skills required to find solutions to specific problems Competences Acting independently within the parameters of action which are usually known but m...
Page 20: ...tions before working on and with the unit The appliance is built according to state of the art technology and recognised safety rules In order to exclude risks to life and limb of the user third parti...
Page 21: ...3 1 1 Obligations of the operator The operator has the duty to use and provide only safe equipment The operator has a duty to maintain the safety of the equipment throughout its lifetime To ensure saf...
Page 22: ...rkplace Identifiable safety deficiencies must be reported immediately to a supervisor Operation with faults or malfunctions Operation with faults or malfunctions creates risks to life and injury Check...
Page 23: ...y defects 3 3 2 Dangers due to mechanical energy Mechanical energy Mechanical energy creates hazards to life and injury Have work on mechanical components carried out by authorised personnel only Chec...
Page 24: ...losed Check the overall condition of the unit according to the maintenance schedule Only switch on the unit if the check of the overall condition of the unit shows no deficiencies Inform your supervis...
Page 25: ...Original Operating Instructions SONOREX CNp 28 2 BANDELIN electronic GmbH Co KG Heinrichstra e 3 4 12207 Berlin Germany Page 19 from 55 3 5 Technical data 1 99 min...
Page 26: ...Original Operating Instructions SONOREX CNp 28 2 BANDELIN electronic GmbH Co KG Heinrichstra e 3 4 12207 Berlin Germany Page 20 from 55 260 kg 318 kg...
Page 27: ...te cavitation in the aqueous solution The additional use of negative pressure in the cleaning bath leads to the generation of boiling bubbles which intensify the cleaning effect of the ultrasound The...
Page 28: ...available 1 1 DIN insert baskets can be easily placed and components up to a length of 570 mm can be cleaned 3 9 Design and function of the safety device In the event of a malfunction of the heating...
Page 29: ...e surfaces in the cleaning bath heat up In addition the liquid may be contaminated Only move the unit when it is empty 4 2 Transport process Transporting the unit The weight can be found in the techni...
Page 30: ...on laws 5 2 Operating conditions The unit is only intended for use in Europe under normal ambient conditions in 2 shift operation For permissible ambient temperature and humidity see Technical Data ch...
Page 31: ...tions SONOREX CNp 28 2 BANDELIN electronic GmbH Co KG Heinrichstra e 3 4 12207 Berlin Germany Page 25 from 55 Figure 2 External dimensions of the front and side on the left Figure 3 Dimensions of the...
Page 32: ...Operating Instructions SONOREX CNp 28 2 BANDELIN electronic GmbH Co KG Heinrichstra e 3 4 12207 Berlin Germany Page 26 from 55 Figure 4 Detailed dimensions from above Figure 5 Space requirement in op...
Page 33: ...t the waste water and suction air outlet to the on site waste water pipe using the connecting hose supplied There must be no blockages in the waste water pipe Ensure a constant slope of the pipe from...
Page 34: ...ppliance which are dangerous if damaged Only open the cabinet doors for repair and maintenance purposes Keep the cabinet doors locked when the appliance is in operation Disconnect the mains plug befor...
Page 35: ...When the fill level is sufficient see fill level sensor Fig 7 the heating is automatically activated by the control unit provided the heating selection is active for the respective bath Fig 8 Figure 6...
Page 36: ...lace cleaning item Place the items to be cleaned in the bath by means of a cleaning basket and a basket carrier The ultrasonic bath only works long lasting and effectively if no objects are placed on...
Page 37: ...d press the start button The preset programme time runs out Fig 8 Note If heating is selected the process can only be started after the minimum temperature has been reached This is indicated by a chan...
Page 38: ...selection The user login for entering the default password 12345 appears After entering the password configure the programme duration by touching the time display Configure the set temperature by touc...
Page 39: ...rmany Page 33 from 55 Table 9 Symbols of the user interface Symbol Meaning Heating deselected Ultrasound deselected Vacuum deselected Outlet closed Heating selected Automatic heating to 55 C Ultrasoun...
Page 40: ...ating temperature reached Programme start possible by means of start button Remaining programme time Settings menu Language selection menu Operating hours display Parameter 7 Decommissioning 7 1 Safet...
Page 41: ...ning items from the unit 2 Empty both baths via the integrated drain 3 Rinse the bath to wash off any dirt particles that may have settled 4 Turn the main switch to 0 7 3 Shut down the unit longer per...
Page 42: ...fter the last programme cycle 5 Turn the main switch to 0 6 Pull out the mains plug 7 Cover the unit to protect it from dirt 8 Store the unit on a suitable surface Disposal is in accordance with the l...
Page 43: ...ions of the manufacturer Residual energies Residual energies create hazards to life and injury Only carry out activities that you are authorised to do Contact your supervisor if you have any questions...
Page 44: ...rum Always unwind the cable drum completely 1 Observance of the maintenance schedules 2 Notification of staff before maintenance work 3 Attaching information signs to the unit 4 Use suitable container...
Page 45: ...nce of voltage 4 Ground and close briefly 5 Cover or barrier off adjacent and live parts 6 Only use suitable and voltage insulated tools to carry out maintenance work 7 Replace defective components if...
Page 46: ...or 2 230 V 3 Valve bath 1 230 V 4 Valve ventilation 1 230 V 5 Valve bath 2 230 V 6 Valve ventilation 2 230 V 7 Ball valve 1 230 V 8 Ball valve 2 230 V 9 Fan 1 and condensate pump 230 V 10 Fan 2 230 V...
Page 47: ...ymbols on the unit In order to provide staff with important information and warnings standardised safety signs based on DIN EN ISO 7010 2011 were used as symbols These safety signs are clearly visible...
Page 48: ...arrangement An electrical voltage warning label is located on the outside of the cabinet door in the area of the handle A hot surface warning label is located on the back of the cabinet above the out...
Page 49: ...ctivation Check the fuses of the heating Check the fill level in the bath Check the plug on the switch cabinet Bath does not create a vacuum Check programme activation Check Air pressure Check the fun...
Page 50: ...Documentation for SONOREX CNp 28 2 BANDELIN electronic GmbH Co KG Heinrichstra e 3 4 12207 Berlin Germany Page 44 from 55 Figure 12 Error message water shortage...
Page 51: ...irtue of its design and construction and the version placed on the market is in conformity with the relevant essential health and safety requirements of the following EC Directives EC Directive 2006 4...
Page 52: ...Control cabinet Control cabinet ready for connection with holder for plug connection 7252 Bath valve Vacuum valve 1 inch to empty bath 7253 Ultrasound generator TG 300 CNp Generator ready to plug in 7...
Page 53: ...r SONOREX CNp 28 2 BANDELIN electronic GmbH Co KG Heinrichstra e 3 4 12207 Berlin Germany Page 47 from 55 11 2 Appendix B Maintenance Plan Interval Maintenance work Every 6 months Clean the machine fr...
Page 54: ...Documentation for SONOREX CNp 28 2 BANDELIN electronic GmbH Co KG Heinrichstra e 3 4 12207 Berlin Germany Page 48 from 55 11 3 Appendix C Circuit diagram...
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