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Phcbi MCO-230AICL-PE Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 63

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The system check starts automatically. If the

system is normal, the display goes from Step1 to
Step2.

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Press “OK” to go to Step3.

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At Step3, CO

2

gas density calibration starts. The

display proceeds automatically to Step5.

8.

After CO

2

density calibration finishes, the

incubator returns to the normal operation. Press
“OK”.

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Summary of Contents for MCO-230AICL-PE

Page 1: ...d the operating instructions carefully before using this product and keep the operating instructions for future use See page 77 for model numbers CO2 Incubator This product is for research use only No...

Page 2: ...Filling the humidifying pan 25 FOR OPTIMAL CULTIVATION 26 Precautions for cultures 26 Preventing contamination 27 CORRECT OPERATION 28 BASIC OPERATION ON LCD TOUCH PANEL 29 Operation from Menu key 29...

Page 3: ...IC LOCK OPTIONAL 55 Setting User ID 55 Setting auto lock 56 Using unlock key 58 Turning off auto lock 58 GAS AUTO CHANGER OPTIONAL 59 Connecting CO2 gas cylinders 59 Automatic CO2 gas supply line chan...

Page 4: ...thout notice for improvement of performance or function Contact our sales representative or agent if any page of the operating instructions is lost or the page order is incorrect or if the instruction...

Page 5: ...igns could result in injury to personnel and damage to the unit and associated property Symbols have the following meaning This symbol means caution This symbol means an action is prohibited This symb...

Page 6: ...nts to corrode leading to leakage and or electric shock due to the deterioration of insulation resulting from corroded electrical components Do not place this unit in a location where it is difficult...

Page 7: ...y the unit yourself A high voltage area is located inside the unit Any work carried out by an unauthorized personnel may result in electric shock Contact our sales representative or agent for maintena...

Page 8: ...her electrical equipment Such power supply cord may cause fire or electric shock When using CO2 gas for control make sure that there is adequate ventilation Using CO2 gas in a small room without adequ...

Page 9: ...nel Wear rubber gloves when handling the H2O2 reagent Direct contact with the H2O2 reagent may result in inflammation of the skin H2O2 decontamination can be performed only for the chamber and chamber...

Page 10: ...njury Hazardous UV Light Interior The UV light is hazardous Never turn on the UV lamp without the cover Personal injury Gas Poisoning or Oxygen Deprivation Environment When using CO2 gas ensure there...

Page 11: ...tes ON for a power switch Indicates OFF for a power switch ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS This equipment is designed to be safe at least under the following conditions based on the IEC 61010 1 Indoor use Al...

Page 12: ...CO 170UVS is installed 2 When an optional electric lock MCO 170EL is installed 3 Type FG 7P or FG 7PL 19 Leveling feet Leveling Foot Handles When some inner attachments are removed When 13 is removed...

Page 13: ...er Prevents UV light entering the chamber 10 Humidifying pan Fill with sterile distilled water 11 Door switch Detects the door opening closing and stops the fan and electromagnetic valve for CO2 when...

Page 14: ...CO2 density is displayed Nothing is displayed when CO2 density is set to 0 5 Set CO2 density value display field The set value of the chamber CO2 density is displayed Default setting 0 6 CO2 gas injec...

Page 15: ...d 13 Message display field Alarms errors or messages are displayed when a fault occurs Refer to pages 64 66 Note When there are several errors the display shows the message number For example if there...

Page 16: ...1 Behaviour of remote alarm when pressing Buzzer key Remote Alarm setting Refer to pages 35 36 Connecting terminal Normal condition Abnormal condition Including in the cases of power outage and of whe...

Page 17: ...air Do not expose to direct sunlight Do not install near significant heat sources such as heaters boilers ovens or autoclaves Ensure ambient temperature is at least 5 C lower than set temperature Do...

Page 18: ...y moisture Note Remove the cable tie around the power supply cord to prevent corrosion of the cord coating 2 Set up the humidifying pan and humidifying pan cover Fig 1 3 Install 4 trays Fig 2 4 Adjust...

Page 19: ...ncubator use the stacking plate MCO 230SB Refer to Table 11 and 12 on page 75 When the incubator is not in use Empty the water from the humidifying pan and remove moisture from the chamber Make sure t...

Page 20: ...fety valve will operate and there may be an explosive sound 3 After connecting the gas tube make sure that no gas is leaking ex by using a gas leak detector spray 4 Set the CO2 gas on the secondary si...

Page 21: ...septic solutions with acid alkali or chlorine Doing so may cause discoloration corrosion or rusting Be careful to keep the diluted detergent or water out of the temperature sensor the CO2 gas injectio...

Page 22: ...mp in the duct MCO 230AICUVL or when an optional UV system set MCO 170UVS is installed 1 Turn OFF the power to the incubator 2 Open the outer and inner doors and pull out all the trays Fig 1 3 Pull ou...

Page 23: ...screws at the rear and lift out the duct Fig 5 7 Pull out the fan Fig 6 8 Remove the silicon caps for the access port from the interior Fig 7 and exterior Fig 8 Duct Silicon cap Fig 5 Fig 6 Fig 7 Fig...

Page 24: ...the fan cover align the long hole of duct with the projection of the fan cover and push until it clicks into place Fig 3 The same applies for the humidifying pan cover Make sure that there is no space...

Page 25: ...with water promptly when the volume of water decreases Mixing any reagent into the water for humidifying may have an adverse effect on the cultivation Do not add any reagent to the water when using t...

Page 26: ...onfirm that the UV lamp is OFF if the MCO 230AICUVL or the optional MCO 170UVS is installed Be careful when closing the outer door Use the handle when closing the outer door Not doing so may cause inj...

Page 27: ...ers or trays dirty when taking them in and out Keep the chamber clean Wipe off any fingerprints If water spills from the humidifying pan or if the doors are left open for a long time condensation may...

Page 28: ...humidifying pan Refer to page 25 4 Connect the removable power supply cord to the port on the lower right side Note Two removable power supply cords are provided For UK For EU countries other than UK...

Page 29: ...Lock screen Use this to set the key lock page 34 user ID password and optional Auto lock pages 55 58 Press Tools 1 to bring up the Tools 1 screen Use this to set alarms pages 35 36 set and operate the...

Page 30: ...en mistakenly pressing the Temp Gas Calibration key causes the Temp Gas Calibration screen to be displayed When this screen is displayed use Back or Top to exit Changing the settings on this screen ma...

Page 31: ...put box 1 Pressing a numerical input box causes the input window to be displayed 2 Press a numerical key or use the Up Down key to enter a numerical value Press OK Note In certain cases the Up Down ke...

Page 32: ...e LCD touch panel functions can be turned on and off using a slide key To turn a function off hold the slide key and slide to the left to change the display to OFF Press Apply To turn a function on ho...

Page 33: ...t is activated if the chamber temperature exceeds the temperature set Settable range 20 0 o C 53 0 o C factory setting 53 0 o C Notes When changing the set temperature from less than 45 0 o C to 45 0...

Page 34: ...he optional auto lock function is ON to unlock the outer door see page 57 Go to the Key Lock screen Menu Lock KeyLock Set reset and confirm the password for the key lock Press Apply to turn the key lo...

Page 35: ...save the entered value The display returns to the Tools 1 screen Parameter settings Temp Alarm Activated when the chamber temperature varies from its set value entered here Settable range 1 0 o C 5 0...

Page 36: ...te 99 minutes factory setting 30 minutes Note At Err01 CO2 gas cylinder empty Err11 and Err12 CO2 sensor error Err18 UV lamp failure and Door alarm the alarm is deactivated by pressing the Buzzer key...

Page 37: ...nter the log interval Press Apply to save the entered value Settable range 2 minutes 30 minutes factory setting 6 minutes Note It is possible to register alphanumeric characters maximum 8 digits as th...

Page 38: ...l 1 Go to the Log screen Menu Log Press Chart to display the Chart screen 2 Enter the date year month day of the operation log to be displayed 3 Press the variable to be displayed and press Show The g...

Page 39: ...ph is displayed 6 Door Opening log graph is displayed Note Accurate to about 1 minute per month To Actual CO2 Level log To previous day To next day To Actual Temp log To Door Opening log To previous d...

Page 40: ...o a USB memory device from the Top Screen 1 Insert the USB memory device into the USB port Note It is not possible to use a USB memory device with a security function that requires entering a password...

Page 41: ...a warning notice is displayed Press OK and select a new period following procedures 3 and 4 5 When export is completed press OK and remove the USB memory device from the USB port Note Even after expor...

Page 42: ...to the Log screen Menu Log Press Alarm to display the Alarm screen 2 Alarm logs from the last 7 days including current day are displayed Note When the number of alarm logs exceed 6 pressing the top o...

Page 43: ...orted file Alarm log data can also be exported to a USB memory device from the Top Screen 1 Insert the USB memory device in the USB port 2 Go to the Log screen Menu Log Press Alarm Export to display t...

Page 44: ...completed press OK and remove the USB memory device from the USB port Note Even after export is completed log data saved in the incubator will not be deleted Note A log folder is created in the USB m...

Page 45: ...ols 2 screen Menu Tools 2 Press Date Time to display the Date Time screen 2 Enter the present date and time Press Apply to save the entered value Notes 24 hour clock Accurate to about 1 minute per mon...

Page 46: ...factory setting 80 Sleep Lowers brightness of the LCD touch panel to save electricity during periods of inactivity Sleep function is turned ON or OFF using the slide key Enter a value to set the time...

Page 47: ...od Repeated opening and closing of the outer door may adversely affect the condensation in the chamber and the chamber temperature distribution because the UV lamp generates heat for a long time It ma...

Page 48: ...nt disinfection When the UV timer is set at 0 the UV lamp does not light UV Life The total time for which the UV lamp has been lit is displayed as a percentage of the 5 000 hours before replacement is...

Page 49: ...e CO2 density to 0 Refer to page 33 4 Go to the Tools 1 screen Menu Tools 1 Press UV Setting to display the UV Setting screen 5 Turn the UV 24h Mode to ON and press Apply 6 The UV lamp will now light...

Page 50: ...k will remain ON After the power supply is restored the H2O2 gas resolution process will restart and finish automatically In this case repeat the decontamination process because the decontamination wi...

Page 51: ...e trays included as accessories are designed to be appropriate for decontamination If half trays MCO 35ST optional or trays for previous models are used decontamination may not be sufficiently effecti...

Page 52: ...system check starts automatically If an alarm or safety function is activated refer to Table 8 on page 66 14 If the system is normal the H2O2 Decontamination Step2 screen appears Press OK to start H2...

Page 53: ...essing Abort decontamination will be stopped and the procedure jumps to Step7 resolution of H2O2 vapour Step7 is the process of resolving H2O2 vapour using the UV lamp Note Step5 and Step6 do not exis...

Page 54: ...chamber Note After H2O2 decontamination replace the connector cap firmly over the connector on the side of the chamber Fig 4 Precautions when handling H2O2 reagent Observe the following precautions wh...

Page 55: ...the Lock screen Menu Lock Press Auto Lock User to display the Auto Lock User screen 2 Enter desired User ID and password and confirm Press Add to register them Notes User ID The alphanumeric character...

Page 56: ...the required setting Then press Apply Settings Auto Lock When Auto lock is ON the outer door is locked automatically when the set time has elapsed after the door is closed Settable range 1 minute 60...

Page 57: ...the set time has elapsed In the User ID mode Press Unlock on the Top screen and enter the User ID and its password for Auto Lock Note The User ID entered at this time is saved as the open close state...

Page 58: ...the outer door turn the unlock key in the direction of the lock while the outer door is open Then close the outer door Note The outer door can only be locked with the unlock key while the outer door i...

Page 59: ...Top screen A light will show which CO2 gas supply line is being used see page 14 When the CO2 density level remains unchanged even though the CO2 gas valve in the unit is open the unit regards the cu...

Page 60: ...B Empty Remaining Reverse video and blink Light on Err01 CO2 Gas Empty and buzzer 4 Buzzer is pressed B Empty Remaining Light off Light on 5 New cylinder A fitted B Remaining Remaining Light off Light...

Page 61: ...ply line is then manually changed to an empty cylinder before the Buzzer key is pressed Table 3 Manual change from cylinder B to empty cylinder A Situation CO2 gas CO2 gas supply line indicator Messag...

Page 62: ...roblem in keeping the standard gas cylinder connected after CO2 gas density calibration is completed 2 Go to the Tools 1 screen Menu Tools 1 Press STD Gas Setting to display the STD Gas Setting screen...

Page 63: ...s normal the display goes from Step1 to Step2 6 Press OK to go to Step3 7 At Step3 CO2 gas density calibration starts The display proceeds automatically to Step5 8 After CO2 density calibration finish...

Page 64: ...field Intermittent tone ON Chamber temperature sensor error The chamber temperature sensor is disconnected Err05 Temp Sensor Open is displayed in the message display field Intermittent tone ON Heater...

Page 65: ...remote alarm is not cancelled ON ON OFF Alarm is not cancelled ON OFF OFF OFF Note Resolve the cause of the alarm as the alarm itself is not deactivated by pressing the Buzzer key Table 6 In cases of...

Page 66: ...s displayed in the message display field Intermittent tone ON During power failure outer door is electrically locked After power is restored moves to UV resolution The outer door is open Err38 Door Lo...

Page 67: ...the gas cylinder once a week A primary pressure reading of 3 8 MPa G 38 kgf cm2 G 551 psi G or lower is a sign that there is little gas remaining Replace the cylinder soon Is the incubator operating...

Page 68: ...G 0 3 kgf cm2 G 1 kgf cm2 G 4 4 psi G 14 5 psi G Is the gas tube blocked Is the duct securely attached See page 24 Is the fan attached properly See page 24 UV lamp lights when the outer door is open...

Page 69: ...of by qualified personnel only If the CO2 incubator is left where outsiders enter it may result unexpected accident for example children to become locked inside Before disposing the CO2 incubator with...

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Page 72: ...lmindeligt husholdningsaffald For korrekt behandling indsamling og genbrug af gamle produkter og batterier skal du tage dem til indsamlingssteder i overensstemmelse med den nationale lovgivning Ved at...

Page 73: ...lpt u mee met het besparen van kostbare hulpbronnen en voorkomt u potenti le negatieve effecten op de volksgezondheid en het milieu Voor meer informatie over inzameling en recycling kunt u contact opn...

Page 74: ...system heater jacket air jacket system Heater 345 W Humidifying system Natural evaporation with humidifying pan Temperature controller PID control system Temperature display Digital display CO2 contr...

Page 75: ...ecifications are subject to change without notice Table 10 Optional accessories for each function MCO 230AICL MCO 230AICUVL To disinfect by UV UV system set MCO 170UVS standard equipment To decontamin...

Page 76: ...5 R H 5 R H Applicable environmental condition Temperature 5 o C to 35 o C Humidity 80 R H max The optimum performance may not be obtained if the ambient temperature is not above 15 o C Noise level 25...

Page 77: ...of the unit Unit interior No contamination Decontaminated Contaminated Others 3 Instructions for safe repair maintenance disposal of the unit a The unit is safe b There is some danger see below Proce...

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Page 80: ...Printed in Indonesia LDCL055600 0 S0418 0 1 1 1 Sakada Oizumi machi Ora gun Gunma 370 0596 Japan PHC Corporation 2018...

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