MVE 21135284 Quick Reference Manual Download Page 15

MVE FUSION Quick Reference Guide 

 

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Alarms and Descriptions 

Alarm Display 

Description 

TIP TEMP FAULT 

Issue with thermocouple located on the cryocoolers 

cold tip.  

SYSTEM SHUTDOWN 

Fusion freezer has shutdown 

REJECT TEMP FAULT 

Issue with thermocouple located on the cryocoolers 

heat rejector. 

MOTOR TEMP L FAULT  

Issue with thermocouple located on the cryocoolers 

left motor. 

MOTOR TEMP R FAULT 

Issue with thermocouple located on the cryocoolers 

right motor. 

TEMP A OPEN 

Issue with the RTD connection. 

MOTOR R OUT OF RANGE 

Cryocoolers  right  motor  temperature  is  out  of  the 

allowable range. 

MOTOR L OUT OF RANGE 

Cryocoolers  left  motor  temperature  is  out  of  the 

allowable range. 

TIP TEMP OUT OF RANGE 

Cryocoolers  cold  tip  temperature  is  out  of  the 

allowable range. 

REJECT T OUT OF RANGE 

Cryocoolers  reject  temperature  is  out  of  the 

allowable range. 

TEMP A OUT OF RANGE 

RTD temperature out of the allowable range. 

TEMP A SHORT 

Issue with RTD. 

VIBRATION FAULT 

Cryocoolers  vibration  level  is  out  of  the  allowable 

range. 

LID OPEN  

The Fusion lid has been off for more than 5 minutes. 

BATTERY LOW 

Backup battery voltage is low. 

LN2 OUT OF RANGE 

Cryogen (LN2) level within the storage vessel is out of 

the allowable range. 

GAS PRESS OUT OF RANGE 

Gas Pressure within the storage vessel is out of the 

allowable range. 

VFD HARDWARE FAULT 

Issue with the Fusion electronics. 

VFD OVER CURRENT 

Issue with the Fusion electronics. 

VFD OVER TEMPERATURE 

Fusion  electronics  temperature  is  out  of  the 

allowable range. 

 

If any alarms occur please contact your authorized MVE Distributor or Customer / Technical Service 

 

Chart Customer / Technical Service: 

Phone: (800) 482-2473   

Fax: (888) 932-2473 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 21135284

Page 1: ...MVE Fusion Series...

Page 2: ...y Chart Personal or an authorized MVE Distributor per the MVE Fusion Technical Manual PN 20994124 Product Identification Safety 3 Display Control Panel 7 Back Panel Electrical Physical Connections 8 D...

Page 3: ...al Conductivity Gas 25 83 mW m K Heat of Vaporization Liquid 198 38 kJ kg Density 1 atm Liquid 1 782 lbs L 807 4 g L 808 6 kg m3 Liquid Nitrogen Safety Transferring LN2 and operating the MVE Fusion sh...

Page 4: ...aseous nitrogen when evaporated The two most important safety aspects to consider when handling LN2 are adequate ventilation and eye and skin protection Although nitrogen gas is non toxic it is danger...

Page 5: ...asphyxia such as headache drowsiness dizziness excitation excess salivation vomiting or unconsciousness are observed remove to fresh air If breathing has stopped give artificial respiration CALL A PHS...

Page 6: ...ng Asphyxiating Atmosphere Indicates the potential for an oxygen depleted atmosphere due to nitrogen vapor Take care to operate device in a well ventilated area Warning Electricity Indicates a potenti...

Page 7: ...Display A Liquid Crystal Display LCD shows the value of all the current conditions including Freezer Temperature and LN2 level The display also shows any current alarm conditions that may exist RTD Pr...

Page 8: ...nel Electrical Physical Connections 1 RTD Temperature Probe Connection 2 Global Alarm Contacts These connections monitor All Alarms 3 Service Serial Port 4 Service Serial Port 5 Input Power 6 Main Pow...

Page 9: ...lternate inventory systems into the MVE Fusion NOTE VERY IMPORTANT TO ADD RACKS AND BOXES BEFORE FILLING CAUTION Venting may occur which will result in a loss of cryogen inside the pressure vessel if...

Page 10: ...2 to the Fusions inlet valve using the supplied transfer hose with the cane oriented in the vertical position so the pressure relief valve can vent downwards NOTE One temperature probe will be factory...

Page 11: ...installed in the secondary sensor tube the tube should remain plugged with the factory installed plug 5 Shut off the two isolation valves located underneath the shroud on both sides of the liquefier 6...

Page 12: ...at room temperature for the first fill charge fill the internal sample storage area with 20 30 liters of LN2 through the neck of the tank using the second LN2 supply tank with another transfer hose h...

Page 13: ...e 50 PSIG inside of the storage tank As the internal chamber and storage racks come down to temperature the relief events will decrease 15 Once all the steps above have been completed the MVE Fusion c...

Page 14: ...he factory using a two point low temperature range calibration method This calibration method provides a level of accuracy of 1 8 F 1 C when operating at altitudes between 1000ft to 1500ft 305m to 457...

Page 15: ...erature is out of the allowable range REJECT T OUT OF RANGE Cryocoolers reject temperature is out of the allowable range TEMP A OUT OF RANGE RTD temperature out of the allowable range TEMP A SHORT Iss...

Page 16: ...MVE FUSION Quick Reference Guide 16 21205647 D NOTES...

Page 17: ...change the prices materials equipment quality descriptions specifications and or processes to its products at any time without prior notice and with no further obligation or consequence All rights no...

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