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Chapter 9 – Warranty 

 

 

TestEquity 1016C-1027C Temperature Chamber 

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Chapter 9 - Warranty 

 

TestEquity LLC Limited Warranty 

 

TestEquity LLC (TestEquity) warrants Environmental Chambers (Equipment) manufactured by TestEquity and supplied under 

this contract to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and proper maintenance. 

 

TestEquity will repair or replace any defective part for a period of THREE YEARS from the date of invoice. TestEquity reserves 

the right to require any defective part be returned, freight prepaid, to TestEquity’s factory or to inspect any defective part at the 

Purchaser’s site. TestEquity shall have sole discretion to determine whether any part is defective and whether any defective part 

will be repaired or replaced. This limited warranty shall extend to any standard chamber accessory and component part which is 

normally sold by TestEquity. Non-standard accessories and component parts specified by the Purchaser shall be warranted only 

to the extent of the original manufacturer's warranty, if any exists. 

 

If the repair or replacement is performed in the FIRST YEAR from the date of invoice, TestEquity will also pay for the labor 

associated with the repair at the Purchaser's site, subject to TestEquity’s prior approval. During the SECOND and THIRD YEAR 

of the warranty period, Purchaser will be responsible for the installation and cost of installation of replacement or repaired parts. 

 

Purchaser shall notify TestEquity in writing of any alleged defect within 10 days after its discovery within the warranty period. 

TestEquity reserves the right to satisfy the labor portion of this limited warranty either through its own service personnel or an 

authorized agent. In order to provide expeditious service, TestEquity reserves the right to satisfy its limited warranty obligation 

by sending replacement parts to be installed by the Purchaser if they can be installed easily without special tools or training. 

TestEquity reserves the right to satisfy this limited warranty by requiring the Purchaser to return the Equipment to TestEquity 

when such return is feasible. 

 

TestEquity must initiate field service for in-warranty claims. Purchaser will not be reimbursed for labor if they initiate service on 

their own without prior approval from TestEquity. Replacement parts must be supplied by TestEquity for in-warranty claims. 

Purchaser will not be reimbursed for parts they buy on their own without prior approval from TestEquity. 

 

The following parts are excluded from this limited warranty and are sold as-is or are considered expendable: interior light bulb, 

viewing window, paint and cosmetic surface finishes and treatments, port plugs, and refrigerant. 

 

This limited warranty shall extend in full to Equipment installed within continental United States and Canada. For all other 

locations, Purchaser is responsible for all labor costs for repairs or parts installation, and for all shipping costs associated with 

providing replacement parts. 

 

This limited warranty does not cover: (1) Defects or damages arising as the result of shipment by common carriers or private 

transportation, unless TestEquity undertakes shipment and transportation of the Equipment to Purchaser’s site or contractually 

assumes the risk of damage to the Equipment in shipment; (2) Defects or damages arising out of, or as the result, of mishandling, 

modification, or improper start up, installation or maintenance of the Equipment (including start up, installation or maintenance 

not in accordance with TestEquity’s written procedures); (3) Defects or damages resulting from, or arising out of, abuse, misuse, 

neglect, intentional damage, accident, fire, flood, earthquake, or any other act of God. 

 

This warranty as to Equipment is LIMITED to repair or replacement of parts or Equipment in the determination of TestEquity 

LLC THE FORGOING LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES INCLUDING THE IMPLIED 

WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND MERCHANTABILITY. TestEquity LLC DISCLAIMS 

ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES RESULTING FROM DELAY OR LOSS OF USE IN SERVICE OR REPAIR, OR 

FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR 

PERFORMANCE OF THE EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS STATED IN THIS PARAGRAPH. 

 

This limited warranty cannot be modified in any way except in writing by both TestEquity and Purchaser. Invalidation of any one 

or more of the provisions of this limited warranty shall in no way affect any of the other provisions hereof, which remain in full 

force and effect. 

 

This limited warranty shall be extended only to the first Purchaser of this Equipment and is not transferable. 

Summary of Contents for 1016C

Page 1: ...1027C Temperature Chamber 1016C all serial numbers 1027C serial number 50625 and above Operation and Service Manual TestEquity LLC 6100 Condor Drive Moorpark CA 93021 Support 877 512 3457 Toll Free 80...

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Page 3: ..._______________________________________________________________________ 3 2 COOL Light __________________________________________________________________________ 3 2 Loading the Chamber ______________...

Page 4: ..._________________________________________________ 8 5 Theory of Operation______________________________________________________________8 7 Troubleshooting _____________________________________________...

Page 5: ...30 C 85 F or below 16 C 60 F ambient room temperature is NOT recommended CAUTION The Input Voltage label on the back of the chamber indicates the input voltage configuration as shipped from the factor...

Page 6: ...n Do not attempt to modify the setup values unless you thoroughly understand what you are doing The correct values are documented in the EZ Zone Limit Controller Setup Parameters section of this manua...

Page 7: ...need to open the door while the chamber is operating wear safety goggles to prevent the high velocity airflow from blowing particles or objects into your eyes WARNING This chamber operates at extreme...

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Page 9: ...t the electrical compartment b Inspect the refrigeration machinery compartment c Check the low stage refrigeration charge e Verify the chamber performance Installation Location The chamber will produc...

Page 10: ...onfiguration This chamber can be easily configured for operation from a 208 V 60 Hz or 230 V 60 Hz 3 Phase nominal input Other input voltages and 50 Hz operation are available as special options and a...

Page 11: ...nch circuits on the load side of the Main Disconnect Switch are individually fused However your local electrical code may require a separate disconnect switch within sight of the chamber Power Source...

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Page 13: ...details on how to use the Temperature Controller CAUTION This chamber has a crankcase heater to protect the high stage compressor The chamber must be connected to the power source AND the Main Disconn...

Page 14: ...re ensures the longest possible life for the high stage compressor if the chamber has been removed from the power source for more than 24 hours CONDITIONING Switch ON Mode The CONDITIONING Switch enab...

Page 15: ...nd surfaces that are hot or cold to prevent severe burns or frostbite Protective gloves are recommended CAUTION If your test sample is energized it may be capable of raising the workspace temperature...

Page 16: ...during low temperature operation or water when maintaining over 0 C and cooling is required To avoid moisture condensation make sure the port plugs are inserted at all times Also avoid opening the cha...

Page 17: ...and is written by the manufacturer Watlow for a wide variety of applications and configurations Not all features or functions are applicable Only the capabilities of a model PM6L1AJ AAAABAA are appli...

Page 18: ...han your actual chamber temperature set point to prevent nuisance tripping 5 Press the RESET Key to return to the Home Page 6 The upper display will show the actual chamber temperature while the lower...

Page 19: ...t can be used to remove power to your test sample if the Limit Controller s temperature limits are exceeded The safety contacts are rated as follows Resistive 10 A 250 VAC or 10 A 28 VDC Inductive 7 A...

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Page 21: ...Connect the hose from the Dry Air system to the fitting which is designated PURGE on the rear panel Connect a supply of compressed air to the 3 8 inch FPT shutoff valve of Dry Air system Connect the...

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Page 23: ...nstallation be determined by a qualified electrician who is familiar with industrial plant wiring I need to send the chamber outside North America Will it work with their power Outside North America m...

Page 24: ...the temperature set point may be 25 0 C The actual temperature varies between 25 4 C and 24 5 C This corresponds to 0 4 C and 0 5 C or a total of 0 9 C of RELATIVE variations These specifications are...

Page 25: ...ssor if the chamber has been removed from the power source for more than 24 hours Can the person who services our air conditioning also service the chamber Probably not Most air conditioning mechanics...

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Page 27: ...Time Cool Down Example empty From 85 C to 40 C 125 C 23 min 5 4 C min Heat Up Example empty From 40 C to 85 C 125 C 15 min 8 3 C min Input Power Requirements 230 V 10 60 Hz 3 PH Max Current Draw 39 A...

Page 28: ...e empty From 85 C to 40 C 125 C 28 min 4 46 C min Heat Up Example empty From 40 C to 85 C 125 C 17 min 7 35 C min Input Power Requirements 230 V 10 60 Hz 3 PH Max Current Draw 39 A Recommended Service...

Page 29: ...aintenance Intervals Daily or As Needed Clean chamber interior and exterior Listen for abnormal noise or vibration Every 3 Months Inspect the door seal Inspect the refrigeration machinery compartment...

Page 30: ...gnize changes from normal operating noises can be a valuable way to identify problems and prevent further damage Examples of noises to be aware of include Circulator motor and fan noises with compress...

Page 31: ...wo low stage gauges marked R 508B on the left side of the rear of the chamber 3 The two gauges have different scales However they should read the same value of pressure This indicates that the system...

Page 32: ...tes 5 The chamber temperature should slowly increase and stabilize to 85 C It should NOT overshoot beyond 85 C by more than a few tenths of a degree and the compressors should NOT need to turn ON in o...

Page 33: ...seldom goes out of calibration If you try to calibrate the instrumentation before determining that calibration is necessary you may make it worse if done incorrectly Variations in temperature through...

Page 34: ...er For the F4T Controller If calibration of the temperature controller is necessary refer to the F4T Touch Screen Controller User s Guide For the F4 Controller If calibration of the temperature contro...

Page 35: ...w temperature safety limits are exceeded TCR2 turns off CR3 which turns off C1 PCR1 will disable CR1 if the input power phase sequence is incorrect Cooling is accomplished by a cascade refrigeration s...

Page 36: ...cuum The hot gas regulator is adjusted to keep the suction pressure at 8 PSIG when SV1 is OFF This is also called bypass mode The temperature controller alternately cycles SV2 and SV1 through cool rel...

Page 37: ...SR2 is defective Heater is shorted to chassis Does not cool at all 1 If F4T upper PWR bar is 100 F4 controller light 1B is ON F4T Compressor Output F4 DigitalOut 8 is ON the Cool light on front panel...

Page 38: ...pped from TestEquity and only occurs in cool mode 1 Re enter values as shipped from TestEquity 2 Control parameters may need to be changed for your unique test conditions 3 Control parameters may need...

Page 39: ...g performance as outlined in How to verify the chamber performance NOTE If the Temperature Controller is cycling Cool Light cycles on off the sightglass may appear 1 2 to 2 3 full This is normal R 508...

Page 40: ...ing out of service for even one day then you should purchase critical spare parts in advance Although most parts are standard and available from a variety of local distributors some parts are either h...

Page 41: ...1 200023 1 ea Switch ON OFF ON Carlingswitch RC911 RA B 0 N XLR1 SW2 200275 1 ea F4 Temperature Controller Watlow F4SH CKA0 01AE TCR1 200001 1 ea F4T Temperature Controller Watlow F4T1L2EAA2E1017 TCR1...

Page 42: ...ion Valve Suction Cool LS Sporlan SBFS B ZP 3 8 x 5 8 odf 26 100507 1 ea Filter Drier Sporlan C 083 S 4 100070 2 ea Gauge 0 x 400 PSIG Pressure Miljoco CUSTOM 13 100495 2 ea Gauge 30 x 200 PSIG Compou...

Page 43: ...Sd Limit Sides both Alt high High only or LoW Low only L hY Limit Hysteresis 2 Change not recommended A ty Alarm Type oFF Do Not Change PAr1 Upper Display ACPu Alt none PAr2 Lower Display Lst Alt Lh...

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Page 45: ...r labor if they initiate service on their own without prior approval from TestEquity Replacement parts must be supplied by TestEquity for in warranty claims Purchaser will not be reimbursed for parts...

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Page 47: ...Chapter 11 Drawings TestEquity 1016C 1027C Temperature Chamber Page 10 1 Chapter 10 Drawings...

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Page 49: ...P CC 20 LP CC 20 Main Disconnect Switch DSW TB1 TB2 Control Transformer TR1 F1 F2 F7 F8 C1 C2 SSR2 SSR1 CR1 CR3 FNM 3 F3 F9 F4 F5 F6 PCR1 F10 F11 C3 F12 SSR4 TM1 SSR3 TB2 Terminals H1 H2 H3 G G G TB1...

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