Ratek SWB10D Water Bath - Operating Manual
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Colours:
Colours:
Colours:
Colours: Black on a yellow background
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Important: Whilst emptying the water bath, the oscillating cradle will become free to move as the bath
Important: Whilst emptying the water bath, the oscillating cradle will become free to move as the bath
Important: Whilst emptying the water bath, the oscillating cradle will become free to move as the bath
Important: Whilst emptying the water bath, the oscillating cradle will become free to move as the bath
is tipped up. Ensure you support the cradle at
is tipped up. Ensure you support the cradle at
is tipped up. Ensure you support the cradle at
is tipped up. Ensure you support the cradle at all times whilst emptying the water bath to avoid
all times whilst emptying the water bath to avoid
all times whilst emptying the water bath to avoid
all times whilst emptying the water bath to avoid
damage to the cradle mechanism.
damage to the cradle mechanism.
damage to the cradle mechanism.
damage to the cradle mechanism.
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Using one hand under each end of the water bath, slowly lift the control panel end of the water bath to
direct the water out the opposing end and into the relevant water tank, drain or sink. Where possible,
empty the water from the corners of the water bath to reduce splashing. Slowly increase the lift angle
of the bath until all water has emptied from the tank.
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Slowly lower the water bath back down to the flat surface until it is fully supported by the surface
before letting go. Do not drop the water bath.
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Allow the remaining water to evaporate, or use a soft dry cloth to dry around the water bath water
tank.
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Using a soft dry cloth, dry around the control panel if this has become wet.
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Dry your hands before operating any electrical equipment.
Over Temperature Safety Cutout
Over Temperature Safety Cutout
Over Temperature Safety Cutout
Over Temperature Safety Cutout
The water bath features a manually reset over-temperature safety cutout which cuts power to the
heating element in cases where the heating element has become too hot as a result of an insufficient
water level being maintained in the bath.
When the cutout activates, a small click sound may be heard.
Depending on the quality of the water being used, an unpleasant smell may also be noticed as a result
of the impurities in the water becoming hot. This is normal.
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If the over-temperature cutout activates, turn off all power to the water bath immediately by setting
both mains power switches (elements 6 and 8 in Figure 1) to the up position marked with a circle.
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Turn off the mains power supply at the outlet.
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Allow the unit to cool for at least 10 minutes.
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Refill the water tank by referring to the section in this User Manual labeled “Filling The Water Tank”.
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On the rear panel of the water bath, the Over-temperature reset button (element 11 in Figure 1)
should be pressed in firmly until it remains in place. A small click sound should be heard.
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The water bath is now ready to be re-operated as per the section of this User Manual labeled
“Switching On The Water Heating”.
Storing & Relocating The
Storing & Relocating The
Storing & Relocating The
Storing & Relocating The Water Bath
Water Bath
Water Bath
Water Bath
The water bath should be stored out of direct sunlight at an ambient temperature below 30° Celsius in a
clean and dry location which meets the environmental conditions required as detailed in the technical
specifications of this User Manual.
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Turn off both mains power switches (elements 6 and 8 in Figure 1).
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Unplug the equipment from the mains power supply outlet.
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If the water bath is empty, clean and dry, you may relocate it to an appropriate storage location.