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Brinsea OVA-EASY 100 ADVANCE User Instructions Download Page 12

MJ1023 GB Issue 01

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Egg Turning

9.1

SWITCHING AUTOMATIC TURNING ON AND OFF

Press the - and + buttons simultaneously to unlock the Main Menu.

Scroll to the TURN 0 / 1 option and press OK to select the Turn on/off screen.

Press the + button to switch turning on (1) or the

– button to switch turning off (0).

Press OK to return to the Main Menu and then scroll down to SAVE. Press OK to save the changes.

Automatic turning is ON

Automatic turning is OFF

9.2

SETTING THE TURN DELAY INTERVAL

Press the - and + buttons simultaneously to unlock the Main Menu.

Scroll to the TURN INT option and press OK to select the Turn interval screen.

Press the + button to increase and the - button to decrease the turn delay interval between 30 and 180
minutes in increments of 15 minutes.

Press OK to return to the Main Menu and then scroll down to SAVE. Press OK to save the changes.

9.3

LEVELLING THE SHELVES FOR LOADING (OR HATCHING)

TO PREVENT THE RISK OF POSSIBLE INJURY OR DAMAGE TO THE MECHANISM NEVER
INITIATE A TURN WITH THE DOOR OPEN. THE MOTOR WILL BE SWITCHED OFF IF THE DOOR
IS NOT FULLY CLOSED AND A FAULT MESSAGE MAY BE SET.

AN ALARM SOUNDS AT THE START OF EACH TURN TO WARN THE OPERATOR. THE
SHELVES MAY BE STOPPED BY PRESSING ANY BUTTON ONCE.

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To make the shelves level for a short time when loading or inspecting eggs:

Automatic turning must be set to

on

(I) in the Main Menu.

Press the OK and

– buttons at the same time. The control system starts the shelves turning and

stops them when they are approximately level. The automatic turni

ng system will be left in “pause”

mode.

A  button  must  be  pressed  to resume  automatic  turning  again.  The  shelves  will  move  to the  side
position and  normal automatic turning  will be restarted. If it  is not restarted  within 30 minutes  an
alarm sounds to remind the operator.

If  a  button  is  pressed  at  any  time  while  the  shelves  are  turning  the  motor  is  stopped  and  the
system will be left in “pause” mode. A button must be pressed to resume automatic turning again.
If it is not restarted within 30 minutes an alarm sounds to remind the operator.

T*37.5C
H*45% /

T*37.5C
H*45% =

T*37.5C
PAUSE =

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Summary of Contents for OVA-EASY 100 ADVANCE

Page 1: ...f water or wet conditions and protected from or out of reach of animals Repairs shall be carried out only by a suitably qualified person This appliance shall not be used cleaned or maintained by children or persons with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge without supervision Children shall not play with the appliance Ensure that nothing can restrict ...

Page 2: ...ge of species in different ambient conditions and the specific set up for every situation is beyond the scope of these instructions There is a range of books available covering incubation techniques For more information or to request a book list please don t hesitate to contact us The Ova Easy Advance incubators are available with the option of the Advance Humidity Pump for automatic humidity cont...

Page 3: ...REACH OF ANIMALS AND CHILDREN 3 1 Your incubator will give best results in a room free from wide temperature variations and with generous ventilation particularly if several incubators are running at the same time Ensure that the room temperature cannot drop on a cold night Ideally thermostatically control the room at between 20 and 25 C 68 and 77 F Never allow the room temperature to drop below 1...

Page 4: ...s of the control system Please read the rest of the instructions to obtain a full understanding of each feature PRESS BOTH BUTTONS TO UNLOCK THE MAIN MENU SELECT THE OPTION RETURN TO THE MENU GO FORWARD ONE SCREEN INCREASE THE VALUE DISPLAY IN CELSIUS GO BACK ONE SCREEN DECREASE THE VALUE DISPLAY IN FAHRENHEIT PRESS BOTH BUTTONS TO SET THE TRAYS LEVEL FROM LEFT OR RIGHT TO HORIZONTAL ...

Page 5: ... SET INCUBATION TEMPERATURE DEFAULT 2 0 C 3 6 F LOW TEMPERATURE ALARM RANGE 1 0 5 0 C 1 8 9 0 F BELOW SET INCUBATION TEMPERATURE DEFAULT 3 0 C 5 4 F CELSIUS FAHRENHEIT DISPLAY SWITCHES ALL TEMPERATURE FIGURES BETWEEN C AND F DEFAULT C SAVE ALL CHANGES ARE SAVED RETURN TO NORMAL OPERATION SCREEN CANCEL ALL CHANGES ARE IGNORED RETURN TO NORMAL OPERATION SCREEN AUTOMATIC TURNING STATUS SWITCHES THE A...

Page 6: ...terisk may go off this is normal During periodic incubation cooling see section 11 the asterisk will be replaced by an arrow The asterisk adjacent to the relative humidity display is only on when the pump control output is on see section 8 and is only applicable when using the optional Brinsea Advance Humidity Management Module If automatic turning is switched off is shown in the corner of the dis...

Page 7: ... check for losses 5 5 LOW ROOM TEMPERATURE ALARM If the calculated room temperature remains too low for optimum results for more than 1 hour a warning is displayed RM and an alarm will sound Press OK to silence the alarm for 30 minutes If the low temperature problem rectifies itself the RM remains on the display to show this has happened Press OK to clear the indicator Check the incubator is not a...

Page 8: ...es level for a long time e g when hatching eggs Automatic turning must be set to off 0 in the Main Menu Press the OK and buttons at the same time The control system starts the shelves turning and stops them when they are approximately level No further action is taken until automatic turning is switched back on in the main menu If a button is pressed at any time while the shelves are turning the mo...

Page 9: ...essary using the and buttons Press OK to return to the Main Menu and then scroll down to SAVE Press OK to save the changes When reducing temperature the asterisk may go out while the incubator cools this is normal 7 4 Refer to the digital temperature display to check temperature The display shows the air temperature in increments of 0 1 Adjust temperature with care small differences have large eff...

Page 10: ...ecies Eggs lose moisture through their shells and the rate of evaporation depends on the humidity levels around the eggs and the shell porosity During incubation eggs need to lose a fixed amount of water which corresponds to a loss in weight of around 13 16 depending on species By weighing eggs periodically during incubation it is possible to monitor and if necessary correct humidity levels to ach...

Page 11: ...ternal membranes begin to dry This effect is in addition to the increased area of water evaporation from the evaporation block 8 4 During hatching the high humidity levels will fall dramatically when the door is opened and will take some time to build up Resist the temptation to open the door frequently leave for at least 6 hours between inspections 8 5 The Brinsea Advance Humidity Pump is availab...

Page 12: ...DAMAGE TO THE MECHANISM NEVER INITIATE A TURN WITH THE DOOR OPEN THE MOTOR WILL BE SWITCHED OFF IF THE DOOR IS NOT FULLY CLOSED AND A FAULT MESSAGE MAY BE SET AN ALARM SOUNDS AT THE START OF EACH TURN TO WARN THE OPERATOR THE SHELVES MAY BE STOPPED BY PRESSING ANY BUTTON ONCE To make the shelves level for a short time when loading or inspecting eggs Automatic turning must be set to on I in the Mai...

Page 13: ...SURE TRAYS ARE PUSHED TO THE BACK OF EACH SHELF 10 4 Once the egg trays have been placed on the shelves close the door 10 5 Re start the turning see section 9 for details 10 6 Once the eggs have been set the temperature must not be adjusted for 24 hours to allow the eggs to warm Check the water level every 3 days or so and temperature daily Candle the eggs after 1 3rd of the incubation period has ...

Page 14: ...sk is shown and the incubator warms to incubation temperature The time taken to return to incubation temperature depends on the room temperature and may take 30 or more minutes 12 Hatching 12 1 Turn the automatic turning system off and set the shelves level see section 9 for details 12 2 Hatching humidity levels need to be high see section 8 for details The ventilation control may be set at minimu...

Page 15: ...large number of factors The most common are given below Brinsea Products will not be held responsible for loss of eggs or chicks under any circumstances A wealth of advice and information is available on our website www brinsea co uk 14 2 Gather as much information from the hatching results as possible to enable the problem to be analysed in detail Record dates that eggs are set incubator settings...

Page 16: ... different power socket or a surge protector type socket adaptor If the error message occurs again please contact Brinsea Products at the address at the end of these instructions Observation Likely Cause s Solution s No chicks hatch Infertility infection drastically incorrect incubation settings parent ill health Check egg viability are similar eggs hatching naturally Disinfect the incubator Check...

Page 17: ... on the rear panel The digital control system may be reset to the original factory defaults by connecting the power supply while holding the OK button Check temperature calibration after resetting to defaults 15 3 If the problem persists contact your distributor or Brinsea Products Service Dept 15 4 The digital temperature and humidity display is individually calibrated during manufacture but may ...

Page 18: ...MIDITY PUMP AMBIENT TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION AMBIENT TEMPERATURE USED IN HEATER CONTROL ALGORITHM ONLY ADJUST IF DISPLAY VARIES BY MORE THAN 0 2 C TURN ALM OK T ALM 1 OK 0 1 TURN ALARM SWITCHES THE TURN WARNING ALARM OFF IF CAUSING A DISTURBANCE IT IS RECOMMENDED TO LEAVE THIS SWITCHED ON RM OK 50 OK MAINS FREQUENCY SELECTION Region Specific SWITCHES BETWEEN 50Hz EUROPE etc 60Hz NORTH AMERICA JAPA...

Page 19: ...th general household waste For proper treatment recovery and recycling please take this product to a designated collection point where it will be accepted free of charge Please contact your local authority for further details of your nearest designated collection point Disposing of this product correctly will help save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human health a...

Page 20: ...EC Machinery Directive 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2011 65 EU Restriction on the use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations The relevant sections of the following Standards have been used EN 60335 1 2012 EN 60335 2 71 2003 A1 2007 EN 55014 1 2006 A2 2011 EN 55014 2 1997 A2 2008 EN 50581 2012 The technical documentation for the pro...

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