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6.1
Heating inductor extender replacement procedure
1.
Turn off the device using the switch at the back of the device.
2.
Make sure the coolant tank is safely closed.
3.
Grasp the grip so that it is in a vertical position with the extender facing upwards, at leat 20 cm
above the power supply unit. Maintain this position through the entire replacement procedure.
4.
Unscrew the heating inductor extender by redating it counterclockwise until it is released.
5.
Make sure the threads and contact surfaces of both the grip and the extender are clean and
free of signs of corrosion.
6.
Mount the new complete extender by freely redating it clockwise until the outer contact surface
of the extender makes permanent contact.
7.
Turn on the device and, after an initial venting of the cooling circuit, check the coolant level and
add coolant if necessary.
8.
Make a visual check of the tightness of the extender-grip connection and any other connections
of the new extender. If there is a coolant leak, safe use of the device is no longer possible.
9.
Check the conductivity of the connection by briefly activating the device without any heating
inductor load.
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If the device display shows the output power, everything is alright.
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If it shows „A.Fr“, the contact between the contact surfaces is incorrect. In that case, safe
use of the device is no longer possible.
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ABOUT THE DEVICE AND HEATING
7.1
Supported technologies
DHCS3 - Heating Control System 3
Technology enabling controlled heating with multiple-pass real-time control of various parameters,
which is the heart of the device features. The heating can thus be controlled in various modes,
increasing its applicability and versatility. It can be used in grids with poorer switchgear, where it does
not trip circuit breakers etc.
BIPT – Boost Induction Power Technology
Enables increasing output power for better and faster material heating. This technology finds
application primarily in open coils and heating various types of material.
DIPA - Dynamic Induction Power Adjust
Automatic optimum setting of required power for achieving max. efficiency, speed and long-term
heating in dependence on other heating parameters.
QST - Quiet Cooling Technology
An adaptive mode optimising cooling for quiet operation or maximum power output.
ACMS - Automatic Check and Monitor System
Combines features that check and verify device functionality and condition after activation, and a
feature that constantly supervises and monitors the heating running and parameters for maximum
device safety and reliability.
DFU - Device Firmware Update
Enables updating the firmware.
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