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Ratek WBx000D Series Water Bath - User Manual 

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CAUTION 

Although the heating system may now be inactive, the residual heat in the heating element may be sufficient to cause serious 
burns or scalding.  
 
The residual water temperature may also be sufficient to cause burns or scalding. 
 
Allow at least 10 minutes after switching off the heating system to allow the heating element to cool. 
 
Allow the water temperature to reach ambient room temperature before proceeding to empty the water tank.

 

 

 

 

Emptying The Water Tank 

 

 

 

CAUTION 
 
Important: 

Do not empty the water tank while the water is hot as burns or scalding may result. Allow the water temperature 

to reach ambient room temperature before proceeding to empty the water tank.

 

 

 

 

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Ensure the water heating has been turned off by pushing the On/Off mains power switch (element 6 in Figure 1) up to the 
position marked with a circle.  
 

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Unplug the equipment from the mains power supply outlet. 
 

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Remove all containers, racks and accessories from the water tank and place them in a safe place. 
 

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Remove the mesh platform. 
 

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If emptying the water into another container, ensure the container is placed below the level of the water bath on a firm, 
hard, flat surface. 
 

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If emptying into a sink or drain, ensure you have clear and unobstructed access to it. 
 

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If the bath is fitted with a drain tap (models WB1100D & WB1700D) ensure you have a large enough container to hold all 
of the water you wish to empty. A 10 mm internal diameter hose may be fitted.  
 

- Important:

 The tap handle may be warm if the bath has been used at high temperatures and should be allowed to cool 

before emptying. Keeping your hands away from the drain outlet, slowly turn the tap handle to the open position on the 
front panel and allow the water to empty as indicated below. Gently lift the rear of the bath to assist with final draining. 
Close the tap once the water flow stops. 

 

     

          

 

 

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To empty all remaining water, the water bath should be lifted in accordance with any local operational health and safety 
guidelines in place. 
 

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The water must be emptied towards the 

rear right corner

 to avoid water splashing near the power inlet. 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. 
 

Summary of Contents for WB 000D Series

Page 1: ...rsion 1 0 29 02 2016 English www ratek com au 60 Wadhurst Dve Boronia Victoria 3155 Australia P 613 9887 2161 F 613 9887 2163 E sales ratek com au All Rights Reserved Made in Australia User Manual pri...

Page 2: ...uct to ensure it has not been damaged in transit Any damage should be reported immediately to the responsible carrier If the product is damaged in any way re pack the product into the supplied packagi...

Page 3: ...eral Operation 4 OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITY SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS 4 Conditions of Operation 4 Safety Labels And Markings 5 OPERATING PROCEDURES 6 Identification of Controls Functions 6 Safety Warnings 7...

Page 4: ...e water bath is operated via a front panel interface consisting of heating temperature control buttons plus digital display and an on off switch located at the rear of the bath These controls allow th...

Page 5: ...s or questions relating to operator or user safety please contact the appropriate Ratek Service department before installing and operating the unit Contact details are provided in this User Manual Saf...

Page 6: ...ing a control or component of the water bath will be used to identify it The figure below indicates all key controls and components of the water bath with their corresponding numerical element labeled...

Page 7: ...place safety regulations in effect CAUTION If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired CAUTION The equipment must on...

Page 8: ...emptying NEVER operate the equipment if you believe it is damaged in any way NEVER operate the water bath if the mains power supply cable is damaged in any way NEVER use any sharp or metal objects ne...

Page 9: ...into the water bath ALWAYS use plastic stainless steel or plastic powder coated tubes racks and accessories in the water bath This will assist to prevent corrosion and thus help to extend the useful l...

Page 10: ...ated to match the power requirement as identified on the product identification label on the rear panel A surge protected power outlet is strongly recommended as it provides some protection for the eq...

Page 11: ...if contact with the element is made Setting the Required Water Temperature The water heating control circuit will retain the last used temperature set point set on the control panel so for many appli...

Page 12: ...y glove when removing the lid as the lid may be hot enough to cause burns or other injury NEVER remove the lid with your face directly over the water bath Steam may be present and burns or injury coul...

Page 13: ...placed below the level of the water bath on a firm hard flat surface If emptying into a sink or drain ensure you have clear and unobstructed access to it If the bath is fitted with a drain tap models...

Page 14: ...ferring to the section in this User Manual labeled Filling The Water Tank and allow 1 minute for the bath to cool The water bath can now be re operated as per the section of this User Manual labeled S...

Page 15: ...mple substances that may compromise the integrity or function of electrical insulation electrical components stainless steel components or water seals Ratek and the manufacturer are consulted prior to...

Page 16: ...ous injury or risk to life Refer the equipment to an authorized service technician for repair Over Temperature Safety Cutout Test The over temperature safety cutout should be tested periodically to en...

Page 17: ...to the up position marked with a circle and refill the water tank with 1 000mL of cold water to cool the element by referring to the section in this User Manual labeled Filling The Water Tank This wil...

Page 18: ...to 2 000 Metres Temperature 5 Celsius to 40 Celsius Ambient temperature will limit the minimum achievable water temperature Maximum relative humidity 80 for temperatures up to 31 Celsius decreasing l...

Page 19: ...ng The Water Bath provides a simple to operate user interface when used in conjunction with this User Manual If at any stage you experience abnormal operation anything other than that described in thi...

Page 20: ...n approved repairer or Ratek Instruments at the discretion of Ratek Instruments The limit of liability shall extend to the repair of the product only all other compensation claims are excluded from th...

Page 21: ...he unit to ensure safety for the service technicians Pack the unit into it s original packaging with the supplied mains power lead and use all original protective inserts If the original packaging is...

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