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M

AINTENANCE 

C

ONTRACT

 

 

YOUR DETAILS: 

Mrs                      Ms.              Mr.                Last Name _________________________        First name ________________________ 

Company name __________________________  Job title __________________________  Service __________________________ 

Phone _ _ / _ _ /_ _ /_ _ /_ _ /                                 Fax _ _ /_ _ /_ _ /_ _ /_ _ / 

Adress __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

ZIP Code _______________________ City _____________________________________________________________________________ 

 

YOUR REQUEST (circle your choice): 

Service contact  

Renewal        actual contract number: ______________________________________________________   

 

Kind of devices : __________________________________________________________________________________________ 

 

Temperature : ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 

 

Brand   : _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

 

For the freezers: 

 

CO

2

 back up 

 

 

YES     NO

 

 

 

LN

back up 

 

 

YES     NO

 

 

Number of devices:  _______________________________________________________________________________________ 

 

Number of visits desired per year: _________________________________________________________________________ 

Do you already have a FROILABO maintenance contract? 

 

 

YES     NO

 

If yes, n° of contract: ______________________________________________________________________________________________ 

 

 

To return by mail at [email protected] 

 

Summary of Contents for BM340

Page 1: ...ULT FREEZERS 45 C 86 C User Manual Ref UM_BMEVO_EN_rev0 7...

Page 2: ...rst use This document has been prepared with the utmost care possible However Froilabo declines all responsibility in the event of errors or omissions The same applies to any damage arising from the u...

Page 3: ...E 12 4 9 COMMISSIONING 12 5 FIRST CONTACT WITH YOUR FREEZER 14 5 1 MAIN SCREEN 14 5 2 HOME SCREEN 14 6 ALARMS AND ERROR CODES 16 6 1 BATTERY BACK UP 16 6 2 ALARM DISPLAY 16 6 3 STOP THE ALARM 16 6 4 A...

Page 4: ...CRYO ACCUMULATOR 34 8 4 CHART RECORDER 34 8 5 SYSTEM BOSS 36 9 STORAGE ELEMENTS 37 10 MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE CONTRACT 38 10 1 SAFETY RULES 38 10 2 USER MAINTENANCE 38 10 3 LONG STOP PERIOD 41 10 4 AN...

Page 5: ...nto the environment Destruction Disposal Consult the manufacturer or supplier for information on recovery or recycling Companies installing servicing maintaining repairing or commissioning equipment c...

Page 6: ...2 a certificate referred to in Article R543 76 of the French Environment Code or an equivalent certificate issued in one of the member states of the European Union...

Page 7: ...standards and technical directives EN 61010 1 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use Part 1 general requirements 2014 35 EU Low Voltage Directive 2014...

Page 8: ...For parts the warranty is limited to spare parts other costs transport travel labor remain the responsibility of the customer During this period in case of malfunction of your device the warranty is l...

Page 9: ...Please contact us if you have any questions regarding the use of the equipment or the instructions Under no circumstances Froilabo may be held liable for the quality of material stored in the freezer...

Page 10: ...fter the reception please check the contents of the delivery Do not use sharp objects to avoid damaging the paint Do not tip the device Preserve the device as much as possible from all vibrations Two...

Page 11: ...ar of the unit 3 models are available Voltage 230V 10 50 Hz protected by aM 12 A fuse Voltage 110V 10 50 60 Hz protected by aM 20 A fuse Voltage 220V 10 60Hz protected by aM 12 A fuse For voltage 220V...

Page 12: ...nside the enclosure either after a door opening or after the injection of CO2 or LN2 and without ice formation in the valve well In normal operation this valve does not require any maintenance The hea...

Page 13: ...ice and to preserve the compressors lifespan an air filter is placed in front of the condenser It is necessary to dust or wash this filter as frequently as necessary A device must never operate withou...

Page 14: ...0 1750 1750 Maximum width with door open mm 1150 1150 1150 1150 1150 1150 Maximum door opening angle 110 110 110 110 110 110 GROSS INTERNAL DIMENSIONS EXCLUDING RACKS Height mm 716 716 1076 1076 1436...

Page 15: ...r Leave a minimum space of 3 cm along the internal walls Do not remove several shelves together Take care not to prevent the closing of the wickets when closing the door In order to avoid the risk of...

Page 16: ...buzzer sounds for 30 seconds 3 Connect the freezer to a power outlet protected by a 30 mA differential circuit breaker 4 The compressor s and fan will start up The freezer will make a sound 5 Froilab...

Page 17: ...y The freezer remains powered as long as the power cable is connected to the mains Qualified staff must perform any electrical maintenance When the device is installed the injection must only be activ...

Page 18: ...visual indication 5 2 HOME SCREEN Press anywhere on the main display to show the Home screen The Home screen provides access to all available menus If the screen is not touched during 1 minute the ma...

Page 19: ...15 Adjust the temperature setpoint protected by password default 11111 Back to main screen...

Page 20: ...displayed Press the i button for error identification A pictogram illustrating the fault is displayed in the centre of the screen A brief error with description and action to be taken are displayed in...

Page 21: ...17 In this case the screen displays the following warning picture below It is possible to deactivate the sound refers to the above section 6 3...

Page 22: ...t entered Return to the previous menu without saving changes 7 2 ENTERING A MESSAGE A text message visible to all users can be entered This function is accessible from the Home screen by pressing on t...

Page 23: ...entry screen is used to enter a setpoint within the authorised range Enter the desired setpoint and confirm 7 4 USER PREFERENCES MENU The user can configure certain settings to customise the use of t...

Page 24: ...ing changes Pressing one of these buttons brings up a username entry screen a Configuring the freezer The freezer must be configured to specify the type of storage elements incorporated Configuration...

Page 25: ...s menu without saving changes Example after configuring the top three shelves In blue rack elements In pink drawer elements The cursor is positioned on the next zone to be edited b Sample entry From t...

Page 26: ...number The selected drawer number is displayed in the location Confirm the data c Searching for sample From the Location sample screen access the Search sample menu by pressing the following pictogra...

Page 27: ...ating Electricity consumption converted to BTU h 1 W 3 412141633 BTU h System software version Screen software version CP1 or L 1st stage refrigerant type and load CP2 or H 2nd stage 2 refrigerant typ...

Page 28: ...ion for the last 10 hours Display the following screen The graph shows the actual temperature T C the high Alm H and low alarm Alm L levels and the temperature setpoint Set Temperature graph Access to...

Page 29: ...ations below Start up delay time e g 00h00min30s More informations below Delay door open alarm to dry contact e g 00h00min30s More informations below Return to the main display Co2 N2 injection thresh...

Page 30: ...ary alarm notification during routine freezer use Set the time offset for the door alarm notification to the central monitoring station e g 00h02min00s 7 9 FACTORY MENU From the Home screen access to...

Page 31: ...Heat exchanger temperature sensor Temperature in the middle of the heat exchanger C Condenser fan flow measurement percentage of maximum flow measured in factory Proximity sensor Green tick Movement...

Page 32: ...reconsidered high electrical consumption Return to previous menu 7 12 FREEZER CLOSURE The freezer has a progressive sealing handle with a double acting mechanism to facilitate opening and closing of t...

Page 33: ...is not achieved on that USB key 7 15 EXAMPLE OF TEMPERATURES DATA S SHAPING After collection of data from the freezer by using the USB key given by Froilabo these data can be processed Once data is t...

Page 34: ...owing formula C2 10 Copy the formula on all the column B put the mouse at the bottom right of the cell a sign appears click and slide until the last row of the column Click on the header of column C a...

Page 35: ...displays the eventual alarm code 0 meaning there is no alarm currently Select columns A and B click on Insertion then in Graph and pick linear graph presentation of the graph is up to the user The gra...

Page 36: ...yogenic burns In case of accident WARNING The temperature of the injury site must be returned to body temperature as quickly as possible The appearance of a cryogenic burn initially seems to be minor...

Page 37: ...at the rear of the freezer then to the distribution manifold or the CO2 cylinder after checking that Teflon tape is applied to the thread Warning if the ambient temperature is higher than 37 C all of...

Page 38: ...incorporated into the useful volume of the freezer and do not reduce the storage capacity It provides additional autonomy slowing down temperature rise in case of any freezing issue As an example for...

Page 39: ...disc in the recorder 1 2 Remove the paper disc 1 3 Remove the drive mechanism and turn it upside down 2 and 3 4 Replace the battery ensuring that the polarity is correct 4 5 Replace the drive mechani...

Page 40: ...voltage drops to 20 Volts 2 V or if the controller does not activate its heartbeat signal the BoSS system is triggered the alarm indicator and buzzer on the freezer front panel are triggered and the...

Page 41: ...litate storage in your freezer an extensive range of storage elements is available fixed shelves sliding shelves drawers etc For further information please contact our sales department Drawers ELMP690...

Page 42: ...ndications Due to the intense cold microorganisms from packaging handling and contact can survive and remain fully virulent All necessary precautions must be taken when accessing freezers Outer surfac...

Page 43: ...g remove the cleaning of surfaces with a wet cloth Don t use laundry soap for cleaning because it can contain chlorides Do not use acetone and other organic solvents for cleaning Decontamination Follo...

Page 44: ...r also allows to remove the ice Clean the pressure relief valve on the side of the unit and the calibrated foam blocks on a regular basis everyone to three months as needed Ensure that the valve and b...

Page 45: ...tomer s maintenance department could perform this service as long as a Froilabo technician or a local representative has properly trained them and the appropriate equipment is available Notwithstandin...

Page 46: ...the ones supplied x2 with the freezer as described in the procedure below Open the door Remove the screw with a suitable tool Remove the washer and the damaged bearing Replace the new bearing then th...

Page 47: ...nd low levels in the room Areas liable to contain an unbreathable atmosphere must be indicated with a CO2 risk of asphyxiation hazard pictogram Never enter a room that has contained CO2 without taking...

Page 48: ...s of the equipment who are fully aware of the conditions of use and thus best placed to monitor the equipment are solely responsible for proper use 11 2 LIQUID NITROGEN BACKUP 1 Precautions for the us...

Page 49: ...tor with you Start artificial respiration and call the emergency services In the event of a leak Evacuate the room Do not enter the room without breathing apparatus if the oxygen concentration is lowe...

Page 50: ...46 Users of the equipment who are fully aware of the conditions of use and thus best placed to monitor the equipment are solely responsible for proper use...

Page 51: ...posal of electrical and electronic equipment in the European Community in the European Union electrical appliances are governed by national regulations based on the Directive 2002 96 EC on Waste Elect...

Page 52: ...75 Fax 33 0 4 78 93 08 24 PARIS agency Mail froilabo paris froilabo com Phone 33 0 1 60 95 15 65 Fax 33 0 1 60 37 41 78 Export department Mail export froilabo com Phone 33 0 4 78 04 75 75 After sales...

Page 53: ..._____________________ Kind of devices __________________________________________________________________________________________ Temperature ___________________________________________________________...

Page 54: ...S 5 avenue Lionel Terray 69330 Meyzieu FRANCE T l 33 0 4 78 04 75 75 Fax 33 0 4 78 93 08 24 PARIS AGENCY 8 Rue de Lamirault 77090 Collegien FRANCE T l 33 0 1 60 95 15 65 Fax 33 0 1 60 37 41 78 FROILAB...

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