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9.  Warranty  and  After-sales  Service 

 

RA-620/RA-600 

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9.  Warranty and After-sales Service 

 

1. 

Warranty Period 

One (1) year from the date of receipt of this product or the date of installation by KEM service personnel or by 
authorized personnel. 

 

2. 

Warranty Details, After-sales Service 

This product passed the strict inspections of KEM and, except for consumables, KEM warrants this product, under 
normal use, for one (1) year from the date of receipt of this  product or the date of installation by KEM service 
personnel or by authorized personnel. (In principle parts and consumables will be supplied for at least seven (7) 
years after discontinuation of this product.) 
Should an initial failure occur during the warranty period, KEM will decide whether to replace the product or to correct 
defects. 
This  product  can  be  repaired  at  user’s  site  by  KEM  service  personnel  or  by  authorized  personnel.  Note  that 
secondhand or pre-owned products are not covered by warranty. 

 

3. 

Exclusion 

Warranty shall be void where: 

 

any part is replaced or any repair or remodeling is performed by unauthorized personnel; 

 

unauthorized service parts, spare parts and/or consumables are used; 

 

the user does not follow the instructions for installation, correct use, maintenance and/or storage, resulting in 
malfunction; 

 

the user does not follow the ranges and/or conditions stated in the product brochure, flyer or specifications; 

 

periodic checks and/or maintenance is not performed; 

 

breakage  and/or  malfunction  is  caused  by  careless  handling  such  as,  but  not  limited  to,  exposing  to  or 
submerging in water, or dropping down; 

 

breakage and/or malfunction is caused by excessive force applied to glassware or plastics; 

 

malfunction or leakage is caused by sample properties (corrosivity, solid materials, etc.); 

 

malfunction is caused by any device, part and/or chemical other than those supplied by KEM; 

 

overuse has led to fatigue or wear of parts; 

 

items are consumables or wearing parts; 

 

this product has been moved or transported to another place once accepted and installed;   

 

breakage and/or malfunction is caused by conditions beyond control of KEM including, but not limited to Acts 
of God such as fire, earthquake, lightning strike, flood, etc.; 

 

parts including, but not limited to the touchscreen LCD, are broken due to improper or inadequate handling 
such as spilling chemicals; 

 

items are consumables, accessories or wearing parts, or parts which are in direct contact with samples and/or 
reagents and are considered consumables due to normal wear. 

 
KEM  is  also  unable  to  offer  warranty  and  related  services  of  repairs  and  maintenance  checks  of  any  kind  once 
specifications,  capability,  features  and/or  functions  of  this  product  as  well  as  its  parts  are  changed,  altered  or 
remodelled by unauthorized personnel. 

 

4. 

Disclaimer 

KEM is not held liable, during or after the warranty period, regardless of whether loss or damage is caused by any 
event beyond control of KEM, or it is the user’s opportunity loss and/or lost earnings caused by failure or malfunction 
of KEM products, or with or without predictability of KEM, for loss or damage resulting from a particular reason, 
secondary loss or damage, accident compensation, damage to products other than those supplied by KEM, and any 
other incidental compensation. 
KEM is also not held liable for physical and/or economic loss or damage resulting from the use of KEM products, or 
loss of stored data during repair or servicing of such product. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for RA-620

Page 1: ...Refractometer RA 620 RA 600 Operation Manual P 5 9 0 0 0 3 3 0 1 Read this operation manual thoroughly before use AN 59 00033 01Ver 10...

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Page 3: ...y Operation 4 7 inch colour LCD touchscreen operation Information message to guide you to next step Display in English Korean Chinese or Russian Easy Maintenance Easy to clean sample stage Clean and d...

Page 4: ...ditions to avoid malfunction Caution Under vibration Under direct sun light Corrosive gas atmosphere Heavily loaded and fluctuated or near power source or magnetic field Excessive range of temperature...

Page 5: ...e you leave the unit unused for an extended period of time It is recommended to use the carton box in which the unit was first delivered Avoid very hot or humid ambient or a dusty place for a long ter...

Page 6: ...covered by warranty 2 Hint This symbol notes technical tips which are convenient to your measurement work It is prohibited to duplicate any part or all of manual without prior consent This manual has...

Page 7: ...00 Series Operation Manual CD ROM 1 59 00035 01 RA 600 Series Quick Manual 1 59 00405 Safety Instructions 1 20 05627 Inspection Certificate Warranty 1 50 00761 Contact 1 59 00133 Unpack the carton 1 1...

Page 8: ...Set Up Conditions Temperature Contents 18 4 Measurement 19 4 1 Sample Measurement 19 4 2 Read Data Store in USB Flash Drive 21 4 3 Check 23 4 4 Calibration 25 5 Function Tools 28 5 1 Function 28 6 Mai...

Page 9: ...t Measure P 19 Stop measurement P 20 Measurement Data Read the data P 21 Download data to USB flash drive P 21 Set up condition Check Calibrate Set up measuring condition P 18 Configure Contents nD Br...

Page 10: ...2 Touchscreen Sample Cover Anti Volatilization Device Sample Stage Prism As measurement temperature is set to high the sample stage and prism will warm up accordingly Note The stopper on sample cover...

Page 11: ...and Parts USB Connector Exhaust Vent LAN Connector Power Switch Power Connector 1 3 Supplied Parts and Installation Intake Vent 2 2 Change Filter RS 232C Connector COM2 RS 232C Connector COM1 Bottom...

Page 12: ...See separate Function Description Result Shows measure results When pressed it shows a list of results See 4 2 Read Data Store in USB Flash Drive Menu When pressed it turns to window for selection of...

Page 13: ...pressed window for setup of option appears See separate Function Description Indicator Shows the indicator When pressed it turns to window for setup of indicator See separate Function Description Info...

Page 14: ...No See Function Description Rinse Purge Press here to start rinse purge See Function Description Purge Press here to start purge Switches to Skip when changer is operating See Function Description Pr...

Page 15: ...een Enter with Alphabet Numeric To confirm entry that you have entered press Enter key The Cap Small key switches capital small letter Up to 16 characters can be entered except for sample ID up to 32...

Page 16: ...window Returns to previous window Tab buttons Switch the tabs turns the page For details of operation see the separate Function Description Note To operate the touch screen lightly touch with stylus o...

Page 17: ...thermal difference between the inside and outside of unit Thermal equilibrium stabilizes electronics of precision parts and is ideal status for correct measurement Suggested warming up time is about...

Page 18: ...water Distilled water You need to be careful when using the following types of water Ion exchanged water Tap water Cautions 1 Make sure that the results become the same as what are obtained with refra...

Page 19: ...ng off sample on prism 1 Tissue paper or paper waste Tissue fiber should not break and its debris must not remain on prism After sample is wiped off tissue fiber debris should not remain on prism To c...

Page 20: ...r Conduct a calibration accordingly For details refer to 4 4 Calibration Contents to select 1 Press Contents button on main window 2 Press Contents button to select Selection from registered concentra...

Page 21: ...rect measurement cannot be expected 2 Drop sample more than 0 2mL over the prism Stir sample evenly before dropping onto prism Note A small amount of sample may result in inaccurate measurement with s...

Page 22: ...on display Immediately wipe off the sample after measurement and clean the prism and the sample stage Leaving the sample there for a long time may make it difficult to clean the prism and the sample s...

Page 23: ...u wish to save mark appears When pressed again it disappears changes the page Press if you wish to select all You can review details of data when the data is selected Up to 300 data can be stored More...

Page 24: ...Automatically folder RA6xx is created and stored in CSV format When data reading is underway all buttons stop functioning Note Remove USB flash drive device only after saving data is complete Never r...

Page 25: ...w Calibration Navigator will go to calibration See 4 4 Calibration 3 Drop about 0 2mL check water on prism Note Before dropping sample clean sample stage and prism Otherwise correct measurement cannot...

Page 26: ...the set temp The measurement time may get longer without a warm up operation See 3 1 Warming up for details Check reference value or criterion can be set on Menu Check Calibration Check Calibration Se...

Page 27: ...ding navigation Be sure to clean the prism No sample residue should remain on prism 1 Press Check When the display says Calibration required the Calibration button will appear instead of Check Pressin...

Page 28: ...ior to calibration with air Otherwise correct measurement cannot be expected Note Be sure to close sample cover in order to shut out incoming rays for correct measurement 4 Drop water onto prism Close...

Page 29: ...Setup Calibration data are stored in calibration record You can review on Menu Data management Calibration record For details refer to the separate Function Description Measurement can be performed w...

Page 30: ...ow is a convenient tool to practice exciting features of the unit To start with let us learn about Function window itself 1 Press Menu 2 Press Function 3 Select Select the item to be worked on from Cr...

Page 31: ...lue can be corrected by this feature This is a convenient tool when measurement results with different value from RI of other refractometer or standard liquid of refractive index Save import parameter...

Page 32: ...on on measurements collectively Setup provides configuration on the unit for convenience which includes Date and time Colour Sound Display mode International Temperature control and Version Security l...

Page 33: ...measurement Before measurement 1 Check the unit with water or calibrate as necessary Refer to 4 3 check 4 4 Calibration After measurement 1 Clean sample stage and prism thoroughly Refer to 3 3 Prepare...

Page 34: ...rd liquid and Brix converted RI standard liquid are available from KEM See 6 4 Consumables and parts 3 If repeated measurements result with an error deviated from range in 8 3 Specifications consult w...

Page 35: ...d filter 3 Wash the filter with water or vacuum it 4 When washed then dry the filter well 5 If dust remains even after rinsed change the filter with new one 6 Reinstall the filter and cover Dustproof...

Page 36: ...918 RA 620 RA 600 Operation Manual CD ROM Operation Manual Function Description Operation Manual for RS 232C Quick Manual 12 03678 Filter Set 5sheets Dustproof filter 5 filters set Refractive index st...

Page 37: ...meas range Exceeding meas range Sample measurement exceeds specified range Measure a sample within specified range Results may appear even though range error but just for reference only Error message...

Page 38: ...Insert USB flash drive and try again USB writing error Unable to write Writing in USB flash drive has failed due to USB error Change USB flash drive No enough space in USB drive No more space in USB...

Page 39: ...ature or room temperature When the set temperature is above 75 C reduce ambient temperature to 25 C or below Measurement record list and details Print data window Error message at time of Measurement...

Page 40: ...Stir well the sample in advance before dropping onto sample stage Homogenize the sample 3 Set stability sense to 1 or 2 Quickly measure before colloidal particles go down Spread in multiple layers e...

Page 41: ...ioning properly 1 Lower the set temperature as much as possible 2 Adjust the sample temperature close to the set temperature Shorten temperature control time and measure quickly Gap between set temp a...

Page 42: ...of light is and refraction angle these two angles are related as follows Snell s law Eq n n 1 2 sin sin If light travels from thick to thin medium the light also changes its direction As the angle of...

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Page 46: ...IDP 100 Print out of measurement results Thermal Printer DP 600 Epson A4 Printer DCU 551N Auto Clean Unit 1 sample Automated measurement and CHD 502N Multiple Sample Changer 30 samples cleaning Flow C...

Page 47: ...s Septum CHD 502N CHD 502N Multiple Sample Changer w Vials Septum 12 03018 Flow Cell Unit 12 02997 Measurement Cell Cover For volatility sample 12 03265 Data Acquisition Software Connection Cable requ...

Page 48: ...programmed conversion table Concentration By Conversion Table 100 data Interfaces LAN x 1 Personal computer PC USB1 1 x 2 USB flash drive keyboard barcode reader Epson inkjet printer 8 Thermal Printer...

Page 49: ...sed by excessive force applied to glassware or plastics malfunction or leakage is caused by sample properties corrosivity solid materials etc malfunction is caused by any device part and or chemical o...

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