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Displaying Pump Running Hours 

Press the Date & Time button and release and 
immediately press the Start button to display the 
pump running hours. The pump running hours will 
display for 5 seconds. If no other buttons are 
pressed for 5 seconds, the display will return to the 
actual temperature. The pump running hour counter 
counts running hours in intervals of 1 hour up to 
9,999 hours. 
 

Resetting Pump Running Hour Counter 

Resetting the pump running hour counter requires 
three button presses in sequence. Press the Date & 
Time button and release, press the Start button and 
release, and press the Stop button and release to 
reset the pump running hour counter. If no other 
buttons are pressed for 5 seconds, the display will 
return to the actual temperature. 
 

Displaying Clock Time 

Press and release the Date & Time button once to 
display the current clock time. The time will display 
for 5 seconds. If no other buttons are pressed for 5 
seconds, the display will return to the actual 
temperature. 
 

Setting Clock Time 

The clock timer is used for programming automatic 
start and stop times. If the power to the unit is 
disconnected, the clock resets to 

0 0 0 0

 hours (based 

on a 24-hour clock with 0000 hours being midnight) 
and will begin keeping time from that point forward 
until reset. To adjust the time, press the Date & Time 
button and release and immediately use the Increase 
and Decrease buttons to set the current time. 
Releasing all buttons sets the time to the time shown 
in the display. After 5 seconds, the display will return 
to the actual temperature and the new time is set. 
 

Displaying Day of the Week 

Press and release the Date & Time button twice to 
display the internal clock timer day of the week. The 
day of the week will display for 5 seconds. If no other 
buttons are pressed for 5 seconds the display will 
return to the actual temperature. 

Setting Day of the Week 

The day of the week is used for programming 
automatic start and stop times. If the power to the 
unit is disconnected, the day resets to Monday (Day 
1) based on a 24-hour clock and will begin keeping 
dates from that point forward until reset. To adjust 
the day, press the Date & Time button twice, release, 

and immediately use the Increase and Decrease 
buttons to set the current day of the week as follows. 
 
Releasing all buttons sets the day to the one shown 
in the display. After 5 seconds, the display will return 
to the actual temperature and the new day is set. 
 

Timer On/Off  

 

Pressing the Timer On/Off button is used to program 
times and days for which the automatic 7 day, 24 
hour timer will start and stop the unit. This is an 
optional feature; however, it is available for 
applications that require automatic preheating and 
shutdown. It uses a common start and stop time for 
all days of the week programmed to be active for the 
timer program. Each day can be included or 
excluded; however, all days will have the same start 
and stop time. Once programmed, it is possible to 
turn the timer on and off as desired. 
 

Display Status of Timer 

To display the status of the timer, three keystrokes 
are required. Press the Date & Time button and 
release, press the Date & Time button again and 
release, and press the Timer On/Off button and 
release to display the current timer status. 
 

Turning Timer On/Off 

To change the status of the timer, four keystrokes 
are required. Press the Date & Time button and 
release, press the Date & Time button again and 
release, press the Timer On/Off button and release, 
and if the timer status is not as desired press the On 
button to toggle between timer on and timer off 
status until the desired status is displayed as shown 
in the above examples. Release all buttons after 
selecting the timer status. If no other buttons are 
pressed for 5 seconds the timer status is set and 
display will return to the actual temperature. 
 

Setting Start Time 

To change the timer start time, press the Date & 
Time button and release, press the Timer On/Off 
button once and release. This will reset the display to 

0 0 0 0

. To adjust the start time, use the Increase and 

Decrease buttons to set the desired start time (based 
on a 24-hour clock). Releasing all buttons sets the 
start time to the time shown in the display. After 5 
seconds, the display will return to the actual 
temperature and the new start time is set. 

Summary of Contents for Vactherm RV

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Page 3: ...Running Hour Counter 5 Displaying Clock Time 5 Setting Clock Time 5 Displaying Day of the Week 5 Setting Day of the Week 5 Timer On Off 5 Display Status of Timer 5 Turning Timer On Off 5 Setting Star...

Page 4: ...t Temperature 10 Setting Set Point Temperature 10 Step 6 Adjusting the Vacuum 11 Preventive Maintenance 11 Once a Week 11 Once a Month 11 Once a Year 11 General Troubleshooting 12 Charts and Drawings...

Page 5: ...eneral Mandatory Action Wear Eye Protection Wear Protective Gloves Wear Ear Protection Disconnect Before Carrying Out Maintenance or Repair Connect an Earth Terminal to Ground Only qualified personnel...

Page 6: ...trols or any other major component torn loose from its mounting point Record any signs of concealed damage and file a shipping damage claim immediately with the shipping company Most carriers require...

Page 7: ...percentage of imbalance is then 452 442 x 100 452 2 2 This exceeds the maximum allowable of 2 There is a terminal block for main power connection to the main power source The main power source should...

Page 8: ...mperature Adjust button and the Password C button to initiate an automatic cool down cycle The controller will open the cooling valve and keep it open until the temperature of the water in the reservo...

Page 9: ...our clock and will begin keeping dates from that point forward until reset To adjust the day press the Date Time button twice release and immediately use the Increase and Decrease buttons to set the c...

Page 10: ...tons Once the desired day is displayed use the On button to toggle the status of the timer for that day Examples of days of week displays Monday timer off 1 Monday time on 1 Tuesday timer off 2 Tuesda...

Page 11: ...rrent tank temperature in the display Password Entry Pressing the Password Entry buttons will allow for secured access to the control program and will prevent unauthorized personnel from making change...

Page 12: ...t Circuit Temperature display flashing Alarm horn on and X1 output powered Temperature Sensor Disconnected Temperature display flashing Alarm horn on and X1 output powered Draining the Mold The temper...

Page 13: ...and cumulative pressure rating of the maximum pump pressure and the unit fill fluid pressure NOTE A cooling source inlet filter ships loose in the crate with the unit Install this in the inlet of the...

Page 14: ...F 7 2 C 5 40 F 4 4 C 10 35 F 1 7 C 15 30 F 1 1 C 20 25 F 3 9 C 25 20 F 6 7 C 30 CAUTION When your application requires the use of glycol use industrial grade glycol specifically designed for heat tran...

Page 15: ...m the set point there may be a problem with the unit If this is the case refer to the General Troubleshooting section of this manual or contact our Customer Service Department 2 Check the pump dischar...

Page 16: ...ent defective Replace heating element Safety fuse defective Replace safety fuse The unit does not cool Solenoid valve at Cooling Water In defective Replace solenoid valve Cooling heat exchanger clogge...

Page 17: ...13 Charts and Drawings Figure 1 Pump Performance 60 Hz...

Page 18: ...14 Figure 2 Cooling Capacity...

Page 19: ...15 Figure 3 High Voltage Wiring Diagram...

Page 20: ...16 Figure 4 Low Voltage Wiring Diagram...

Page 21: ...17 Figure 5 Control Board Details...

Page 22: ...18 Figure 6 Heating Element Details...

Page 23: ...perature sensor 9 Microprocessor control 10 Heat exchanger 11 Heating element 12 Overflow pipe 13 Solenoid valve for water filling 14 Solenoid valve for cooling 15 Connection for external sensor 16 Ch...

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