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FIRST IN INSTRUMENTS SERVICING SCIENCE, INDUSTRY, 

RESEARCH AND EDUCATION  

SINCE 1908. 

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Page 1: ...AUTOMATIC 314 314 1 314 1CE Stainless Steel Interiors 316 316 1 Copper Interiors FLO THRU 315 315 1 Stainless Steel Interiors 317 317 1 Copper Interiors DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS A SUBSIDIARY of Ba...

Page 2: ...2 TABLE OF CONTENTS...

Page 3: ...3 SECTION TITLE 1 Introduction 2 Description 3 Specifications 4 Features 5 Installation 6 Operation 7 Maintenance 8 Replacement Parts Warranty...

Page 4: ...HOUT THIS INFORMATION THE FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT IS TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE USER Dry CO2 gas research grade or better A dual stage regulator for the CO2 tank ID Flexible tubing appropriate length from tank...

Page 5: ...zards Any product forwarded to us not accompanied by this form and a proper Return Goods Authorization Number will be returned to the sender To obtain a Return Goods Authorization Number contact the C...

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Page 7: ...his unit becomes familiar with the Operation Section of this manual Be sure to fill out the Warranty Registration Card and mail it in to Lab Line Instruments within seven 7 days after receiving the un...

Page 8: ...10 11 12 1 Control panel 2 CO2 sensor 3 CO2 inlet port 4 Temperature sensor 5 Chamber gasket 6 Chamber shelves 7 Sample port inlet 8 Leveling feet 9 Inner glass door handle shaft 10 Inner glass door...

Page 9: ...AL OVERVIEW CON T CHAMBER CEILING INTERIOR CIRCULATING FAN REAR PANEL VIEW EXTERIOR 1 4 2 5 3 6 1 GAS INLET PORT 2 CORDSET 3 CIRCUIT BREAKERS 4 RS232 DATA PINS CONNECTOR 5 POWER SWITCH 6 OPTIONAL ALAR...

Page 10: ...ces excellent environmental conditions for the most sensitive of incubations Audible and visual alarms provide a signal to the user of any deviation in the chamber temperature of 1 0 C or carbon dioxi...

Page 11: ...C COMPONENTS AN INITIAL OVERVIEW 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 AIR CO2 FLOWMETERS 2 UNIT FEET 3 CO2 ACCESS PORT 4 CHAMBER SHELVES 5 TEMPERATURE SENSOR 6 CHAMBER GASKET 7 INNER GLASS DOOR HANDLE SHAFT 8 INNER...

Page 12: ...SCRIPTION Con t 315 317 SERIES FLO THRU CO2 INCUBATORS Con t BASIC COMPONENTS AN INITIAL OVERVIEW CON T CHAMBER CEILING INTERIOR CIRCULATING FAN REAR PANEL VIEW EXTERIOR CO2 1 2 1 CO2 INLET PORT 2 COR...

Page 13: ...t is factory pre set to regulate temperature in order to protect the chamber Heaters on the outside of the chamber inner walls are positioned for uniform heat distribution while high density fiberglas...

Page 14: ...t 37 C UNIFORMITY IN CHAMBER Within the chamber 0 25 C ALGORITHM TEMPERATURE PID CO2 SmartGas CARBON DIOXIDE TENSION Range 0 to 20 Control 0 1 VOLUME 1 2 cubic feet 34 liters EXTERIOR 22 W x 18 D x 19...

Page 15: ...3 W x 17 D x 15 H 60 x 43 x 38 cm INTERIOR 14 W x 12 D x 12 H 36 x 31 x 31 cm SHELVES 2 standard space for 3 additional shelves DIMENSIONS 11 W x 13 D x 7 H 28 x 34 x 18 cm SHIPPING WEIGHT 70 lbs 32 k...

Page 16: ...plays the set point values for these two parameters as well as door heat setting It also enables the user to enter values necessary to calibrate temperature and CO2 Indicating lights and legends serve...

Page 17: ...exceeds the indicated limits an audible alarm will sound and indicating light above the key will flash Pressing any key will silence the alarm for a period of one hour The user should immediately inve...

Page 18: ...eep will sound While pressing any key will silence the alarm for a one hour period the user should immediately investigate the reason for the alarm and take steps to correct the problem Note that indi...

Page 19: ...lied to the inner glass door A good starting point for the door heat control is 35 if fogging still occurs increase in 10 increments until fogging disappears 7 SCAN HOLD COMMAND KEY Permits holding th...

Page 20: ...should the microprocessor fail The high limit thermostat will then control the temperature at slightly above the set point 11 HIGH LIMIT STATUS LAMP Indicates when the high limit is active 12 SAMPLE...

Page 21: ...or change set point using Up and Down keys SET 1 CO2 3 View existing value retain or change set point using Up and Down keys SET 1 View existing value retain or change set point using Up DOOR HEAT 5 a...

Page 22: ...ed upon the occurrence of various events AUDIBLE FLASHING FLASHING BEEP LIGHT LED ABOVE KEY DISPLAY Temp exceeds limits YES YES NO CO2 exceeds limits YES YES NO Door Ajar YES YES NO Power Out NO NO YE...

Page 23: ...lay is used and is normally energized while the incubator is in operation Common Normally Open and Normally Closed pin outputs are routed to the rear panel for user access Enclosed with the incubator...

Page 24: ...CALIBRATION POTENTIOMETER Using a jeweler s screwdriver display can be adjusted 4 TEMPERATURE STATUS LAMP Lit when heaters are active 5 TEMPERATURE CONTROL Rotates to raise or lower temperatures 6 POW...

Page 25: ...PROPERTY DAMAGE ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 120 VAC models require a 120 VAC 50 60 Hz power source They are supplied with a 3 wire line cord It should be plugged into an outlet designed for 3 prong plugs...

Page 26: ...ne side of in line filter and secure with hose clamp connect tubing to in line filter hose barb on its other side and secure with hose clamp 314 316 series incubators connect tubing with in line filte...

Page 27: ...TER BACK OF UNIT 525 034 00 HOSE CLAMP HOSE CLAMP 250 331 00 250 331 00 1 4 ID TUBING 720 418 00 HOSE CLAMP 1 4 HOSE BARB 250 331 00 CONNECTIONS CO2 FITTING SET PRESSURE AT 4 PSI PRESSURE REGULATORS A...

Page 28: ...ace 8 Liquid CO2 filled to 68 equal weight of water that cylinder will hold at 60 F NOTE SOME GAS SUPPLIERS WILL HAVE NO MARKINGS TO INDICATE AN EDUCTOR TUBE OR SIPHON TYPE CYLINDER BE SURE TO ORDER D...

Page 29: ...power supply meeting the requirements as noted on the nameplate Turn the power switch ON OPERATING BASICS 314 316 SERIES AUTOMATIC CO2 INCUBATORS Press the SET key first and then the parameter CO2 TEM...

Page 30: ...SECONDS within which to enter the correct password using the Up or Down arrow key To disable the password enter the password wait for to appear on the readout enter 4 2 1 i e TEMP CAL and SET and the...

Page 31: ...an determine what if any condensation is forming on the inner glass door To dissipate condensation press the SET and DOOR HEAT keys to access this function Using the Up and Down arrow keys select a va...

Page 32: ...pressing the following keys in sequence CAL TEMP Use of a calibrated indicating device positioned in the approximate geometric center of the chamber is critical to this procedure Use the Up and Down a...

Page 33: ...atmosphere A Air flow in liters minute C CO2 flow in liters minute Equation 1 to be used if air and CO2 flow rates are known R C x 100 A C Equation 2 to be used if air flow rate and CO2 are known C R...

Page 34: ...2 16 15 1 1 1 5 2 2 5 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 LITERS PER MINUTE AIR 1 DRAW A VERTICAL LINE FROM THE POINT THAT REPRESENTS THE AIR FLOW ON THE HORIZONTAL AXIS UNTIL IT INTER...

Page 35: ...om airborne organisms entering the chamber CO2 SAMPLING MEASUREMENT 315 317 FLO THRU CO2 INCUBATORS Insert sample probe into the sample access port making sure that a tight seal is attained Obtain a s...

Page 36: ...proximates a change of fluid once a year if the Fyrite procedure is carried out on a daily basis Keep track of the number of uses and if the Fyrite is used with more than one Incubator Experience show...

Page 37: ...of any residue CO2 Simply depress the plunger on the head or the top of the Fyrite taking care not to cover the hole this introduces fresh ambient air into the Fyrite chamber Release the plunger and t...

Page 38: ...which will also release the plunger This traps the sample from the Incubator in the Fyrite chamber and allows the fluid to absorb the CO2 With the plunger now released turn the Fyrite upside down agai...

Page 39: ...AL OUTLET BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY MAINTENANCE OR REPAIR OF THIS UNIT CLEANING Every 6 months inspect the chamber Clean the stainless steel interior with any good scale remover or dilute acetic acid and...

Page 40: ...MG LITER DISODIUM PHOSPHATE OR SODIUM BICARBONATE ADJUSTING DOSAGE TO PROVIDE A pH VALUE OF 7 TO 9 If not available use clean aerated soft tap water provided the total solids concentration is 500 PPM...

Page 41: ...st use one of the following chemicals and methods CAUTION EXTREME CARE MUST BE TAKEN WHEN HANDLING THESE MATERIALS ALWAYS WORK IN AN AREA WITH ADEQUATE VENTILATION USE THE PRECAUTIONS AS OUTLINED IN T...

Page 42: ...NE WHAT WOULD BE BEST FOR YOUR STAINLESS STEEL PRODUCT AND LABORATORY CLEANING COPPER SURFACES FLO THRU MODELS 316 317 SERIES Copper surfaces can be cleaned using commercially available detergent prep...

Page 43: ...355 00 Tube Heater 340 356 01 Glass Door 540 228 00 Door Gasket 530 248 00 Clear RTV Sealant 120 024 00 Hi Limit Status Lamp red 120V 360 272 00 Hi Limit Status Lamp red 240V 360 290 00 Motor 120V 37...

Page 44: ...470 187 00 In Line Filter 525 034 00 Gasket 4 ft 530 069 00 Foot 4 790 225 00 Shelf 315 series 2 810 424 02 Shelf 317 series 2 810 424 01 Flowmeters Air 660 044 00 CO2 660 043 00 Switch 120V 440 359 0...

Page 45: ...ent parts but only for a period of ninety 90 days from the Commencement Date Lab Line s warranty provided hereunder shall be null and void and without further force or effect if there is any i repair...

Page 46: ...All Incubators Ovens Dual Action Open Air Shaker Reciprocating Shakers open air and water bath Rockers and Rotators Low Cost Shakers Environ Blok Shaker Titer Plate Shaker Multi Wrist Shaker Water Bat...

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Page 49: ...17 317 1 CHECKED BY DATE ____________ PACKED BY ____________ CHECKED ITEM PART NUMBER QUANTITY _________ Shelves 314 315 Series 810 424 02 2 ___________ Shelves 316 317 Series 810 424 01 2 ___________...

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