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Page 1: ...50158257 Rev E Forma Environmental Chamber July 21st 2020 Model 3911 3913 3940 and 3949 Operating Manual Visit us online to register your warranty www thermoscientific com labwarranty ...

Page 2: ...tific Inc makes no representations that this document is complete accurate or error free and assumes no responsibility and will not be liable for any errors omissions damage or loss that might result from any use of this document even if the information in the document is followed properly This document is not part of any sales contract between Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc and a purchaser This doc...

Page 3: ...ng Models 3940 and 3949 3 2 Chapter 4 Installation 4 1 Ambient Conditions 4 1 Location Requirements 4 1 Intermediate Storage 4 2 Installing the Wall Anchors 4 2 Power Connection 4 3 Installing the Shelves 4 3 Leveling the Unit 4 3 Connect Water Inlet for Humidity System 4 3 Alternate Water Supply for Humidity System 4 4 Attaching Drain Connections 4 5 Chapter 5 Product Description 5 1 4 20 Milliam...

Page 4: ...ing Operation Panels 9 4 Wipe Spray Disinfection 9 4 Predisinfection 9 4 Cleaning the workspace 9 5 Final Disinfection 9 5 Chapter 10 Maintenance 10 1 Maintaining the Humidity Generator 10 1 Preventive Maintenance for Environmental Chambers 10 2 Returns for Repair 10 4 Chapter 11 Disposal 11 1 Chapter 12 Specifications 12 1 Chapter 13 Service 13 1 Remove Software Lockout 13 1 Controller Configurat...

Page 5: ...ardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injuries Indicates a situation which if not avoided could result in damage to equipment or property NOTE Is used for useful hints and information regarding the application Important operating and or maintenance instructions Read the accompanying text carefully Potential electrical hazards Only qualified persons should perform p...

Page 6: ...bers must be operated by adequately trained and authorized professional personnel The environmental chambers must not be operated unless these operating instructions have been fully read and understood For any operation of this device the operator must prepare clear and concise written instructions in the language of the operating and cleaning personnel based on these operating instructions applic...

Page 7: ... them too closely to the interior walls to ensure a uniform temperature distribution Do not load your environmental chambers with substances that exceed the capabilities of the available lab apparatus and personal protection equipment to provide sufficient degrees of protection to users and third parties Check the door seal every 12 months for proper sealing performance and possible damage Do not ...

Page 8: ...tended Use Forma Environmental Chambers are medical devices intended for Shelf life studies packaging testing Stability testing Cultivation of human cells for diagnostics of diseases Cultivation of cells tissue micro organism cultures insects plants etc Refrigerated storage or long term storage of cell substances and samples The devices employ Precision temperature control above or below and above...

Page 9: ...1 Refrain also from pouring any liquids onto the internal base plate Light option Unit is not intended for sample treatment with light Standards and Directives IEC EN 61010 1 IEC EN 61010 2 010 Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EU EMC Directive 2014 30 EU ...

Page 10: ... Safety Notes 1 6 Model 3900 Series Forma Chapter 1 ...

Page 11: ...olypropylene Acceptance Inspection After the environmental chamber has been delivered check the delivery immediately for Completeness Possible damage If components are missing or damage is found on the environmental chamber or the packaging in particular damage caused by humidity and or water please notify the carrier as well as Forma Technical Support immediately Risk of Injury Should sharp edges...

Page 12: ...Chapter 2 Scope of Delivery Part Amount Environmental chamber 1 Shelfs and Shelf Channels 3911 3913 3940 3949 3 and 6 3 and 6 6 and 12 6 and 12 Reflector tester for door switch 1 Set of accessories Water connection Manual Watlow controller CD Screws for wall mounting 1 ...

Page 13: ...indicated lifting points Use 2 wooden blocks WxLxH 2 in x 20 in x 1 2 in 50 mm x 500 mm x 30 mm under the left and right side between the roller castors as a load spreading block to avoid damaging the unit Levelling feet can be used to lock into position and or levelling the unit Do not stack units roller castor levelling feet The Models 3911 and 3913 have a total weight of approx 261 kg 575 lbs ...

Page 14: ...After unpacking and bringing in upright position the unit is designed to be moved on even surfaces in a laboratory to its operating position only Levelling feet can be used to lock into position and or levelling the unit The Models 3940 and 3949 have a total weight of approx 347 kg 765 lbs ...

Page 15: ...h voltage test is to be performed on the unit it must first be heated for around 30 minutes at 50 C The ambient temperature must be within 16 C 32 C 61 F to 90 F Devices that produce excessive amounts of heat must not be placed near the environmental chamber Power line voltage variations must not exceed 10 of the nominal voltage Transient surges must lie within the range of levels that normally oc...

Page 16: ...of the cabinet top Anchors that connect between the cabinet sides to facility wall are customer supplied Figure 4 1 Wall Anchor Installation To prevent tipping install the wall anchors and secure the unit before using NOTE For Models 3940 and 3949 Wall anchors are required to meet the UL Tip Test Safety Standards For Models 3911 and 3913 Wall anchors are not required to meet the UL Tip Test Safety...

Page 17: ...ll be level Figure 4 2 Install Shelf Channel Leveling the Unit Place a bubble type level on a shelf inside the environmental chamber Adjust the feet as needed counterclockwise to lengthen or clockwise to shorten Level the unit front to back and left to right Connect Water Inlet for Humidity System The humidity reservoir will require approximately three cups 0 710 liter of water on the initial fill...

Page 18: ...lled between the main water supply and the environmental chamber A water strainer is provided that can be connected to the back of the cabinet if desired Alternate Water Supply for Humidity System If an in house water supply of the required purity range 50K to 1M Ohm cm is not available an alternate water supply method can be used A large vented carboy 5 gal minimum of water in the required purity...

Page 19: ...se clamp on the tubing if desired A condensate evaporator P N 1900031 or condensate pump P N 184062 may also be used To connect the nylon adapter from the front drip trough do not install a p trap on the nylon adapter Figure 4 3 Push a piece of 3 8 ID tubing onto the nylon adapter and direct the tubing to a convenient drain Install a hose clamp on the tubing if desired NOTE To prevent accidental s...

Page 20: ... Installation 4 6 Model 3900 Series Forma Chapter 4 ...

Page 21: ...ontrol 3913 311 Liter 11 cu ft 220 240V 50 60Hz R513a with Temperature Humidity Control 3940 821 Liter 29 cu ft 208 220V 60Hz R513a with Temperature Humidity Control 3949 821 Liter 29 cu ft 220 240V 50 60Hz R513a with Temperature Humidity Control This devices comply with EU F Gas Regulation No 517 2014 and contain fluorinated greenhouse gases in a hermetically sealed system If a leak in the sealed...

Page 22: ...2 Source For the most economical use the liquid CO2 supply tanks should be without siphon tubes so that only CO2 gas enters the environmental chamber injection system Two tanks may be joined together with a manifold to ensure a continuous CO2 supply Install a two stage pressure regulator with indicating gauges at the supply cylinder outlet The high pressure gauge should have an indicating range of...

Page 23: ...nly sufficient pressure to maintain recovery time after door openings Figure 5 3 Inlet Connections To connect the CO2 supply Figure 5 3 1 Connect the CO2 tubing to the hose fitting installed in the CO2 inlet 2 Check the tubing connection for leaks H2O inlet CO2 inlet Do not leave unit door open when using CO2 Raised levels of CO2 can lead to asphyxiation only use in well ventilated rooms If CO2 in...

Page 24: ...ment such as with a Fyrite or similar CO2 test instrument CO2 Alarm The CO2 alarm is factory set to activate when the chamber CO2 content deviates from configured alarm set points see Configuration Record on page 13 8 When a CO2 alarm occurs the CO2 Alarm indicator on the control panel lights and the audible alarm sounds The CO2 alarm high and low setpoints are established through the Watlow PM6 C...

Page 25: ...e heatless drier assembly Refer to Figure 5 5 Figure 5 5 Heatless Dryer Assembly NOTE Cabinets with factory installed heatless driers are tested and calibrated at 30 C 30 RH It is recommended that cabinets are re calibrated when set parameters are changed to another temperature and or humidity set point 1900142 16 1 16 GA STN STL MOUNTING BRACKET SUB ASSY INSTALL W 22052 8 32 X 3 8 LG SS PHP SCEWS...

Page 26: ...ber To minimize the opening cone shaped inserts are available If not in use the inside and outside openings should be closed using the 2 plugs supplied with the unit Figure 5 6 Access Ports Solid Door optional The solid door replaces the standard glass door It has a heater built in to reduce condensation Figure 5 7 Solid door with inner glass door 39011 ...

Page 27: ...Series 5 7 Product Description Chapter 5 Figure 5 8 Solid door with inner glass door 3940 Figure 5 9 Solid door drain The drains for condensed water are in the solid door and the front frame Figure 5 10 Solid door drain ...

Page 28: ...pping due to a water puddle in front of the unit caused by condensed water dropped down on the door do not roughly open or close the solid door If water leaks the unit clean up the water immediately to avoid slipping Check for the cause of the leakage and eliminate before continuing operation Pinch of body parts To avoid pinching of fingers or hand e g on hinge side between door and top box close ...

Page 29: ...stabilize then set the overtemp safety thermostat as follows 1 Turn the overtemp control knob slowly counterclockwise until the audible alarm sounds and the overtemp indicator lights Parameter Unit Over t empSaf et yTher most at Ful l yCl ockwi se Under t empSaf et yTher most at Ful l yCount er cl ockwi se Mai nPowerSwi t ch ON Humi di t yCont r ol l er Desi r edSet poi nt T emper at ur eCont r ol...

Page 30: ... control knob counterclockwise at least 2 on the scale The alarm will silence and the undertemp indicator light goes out The undertemp safety thermostat is now set a few degrees below the control temperature setpoint When the chamber temperature drops to the undertemp control point the alarm system activates power to the compressor shuts off and the chamber temperature is maintained at the underte...

Page 31: ...r must not be damaged The shelving components must be installed safely Unused sockets of the light modules must be covered with a plug Preliminary Cleaning and Disinfecting Disinfect all interior surfaces with a general use laboratory disinfectant such as quaternary ammonium Rinse thoroughly with sterile distilled water then 70 alcohol Dry with a clean cloth as needed Disinfect the shelf channels ...

Page 32: ... Operation 7 2 Model 3900 Series Forma Chapter 7 ...

Page 33: ... Panel Control Panel Main Power Switch and Indicator Light The main power switch controls power to the environmental chamber The main power indicator lights when the power switch is on and the unit is receiving power Figure 8 2 Main Power Indicator light Power Main Power Switch CO2 alarm sample port ...

Page 34: ... hour period The defrost indicator lights when the defrost switch is on and the environmental chamber is in a defrost cycle Humidity Switch and Indicator Figure 8 3 The humidity switch controls the power to the humidification system circuit The humidity indicator light will cycle as the controller toggles between humidify and dehumidify Dehumidify Switch and Indicator Figure 8 3 Indicator lights I...

Page 35: ...e Heat Indicator illuminates when the heater activates Cool Indicator Figure 8 4 The Cool Indicator illuminates when the refrigeration system activates Overtemp Safety Control Indicator Light Audible Alarm Figure 8 4 The overtemp safety thermostat should be set slightly above the operating temperature of the environmental chamber In the event of an overtemp condition the overtemp safety thermostat...

Page 36: ... undertemp safety thermostat will Activate the audible alarm and the overtemp indicator light Interrupt power to the refrigeration system and maintain the environmental chamber s cabinet temperature at the undertemp safety control point If an undertemp condition occurs the alarm can only be silenced by lowering the undertemp safety thermostat setting However the cause of the problem must be determ...

Page 37: ...idity The Watlow humidity controller s upper numerical display shows the actual humidity inside the environmental chamber The lower display shows the humidity setpoint Figure 8 6 Changing Humidity To change the setpoint press the Up or Down Arrows Humidity is set in one percent increments NOTE The humidity controller s high and low limits are factory set at 100 and 0 Therefore the system will go i...

Page 38: ...ht be advisable to open the ventilator caps for specific applications e g for increased air exchange in insect hatching Set Up the Heatless Dryer Optional The optional heatless dryer P N 1900139 provides dehumidification for the environmental chamber oil removal filter must be installed and an air supply connected Chapter 5 The dehumidify switch must be turned On for the dryer to operate The dryer...

Page 39: ...tamination method except those recommended by the manufacturer users should check with the manufacturer that the proposed method would not damage equipment It is the responsibility of the user to immediately clean up after all accidental spills of hazardous materials Be certain to follow local EHS policies Environment Health and Safety with regards to personal protective equipment cleaning and dis...

Page 40: ...t the device from the power supply Turn the device off using the power switch Unplug the power connector and protect it against accidental reconnection Make sure the device is de energized When cleaning and disinfecting always observe the safety instructions and hygiene regulations Wear safety gloves Wear safety goggles Wear mouth and respiratory system protection gear to protect your mucous membr...

Page 41: ... of tepid water and dishwashing agent 2 Wipe the surfaces clean using a clean cloth and clear water 3 Then wipe the surfaces dry using a clean cloth Incompatible cleaners Some device components are made of plastic Solvents can dissolve plastics Strong acids or caustic solutions can cause plastic to become brittle For cleaning plastic components and surfaces do not use solvents that contain hydroca...

Page 42: ...only in adequately ventilated rooms After the disinfectant has been allowed to react wipe the cleaned device components thoroughly dry Observe safety regulations to avoid fire and explosion hazard caused by alcohol containing disinfectants Predisinfection Remove all samples from the work space and store them in a safe place Spray disinfectant onto the surfaces of the work space and of the accessor...

Page 43: ... the surfaces of the workspace the shelving system and the parts removed with disinfectant one more time and wipe dry Allow the disinfectant to act as specified by the manufacturer Reinstall the shelf system and the removed components Risk of injury by removing the glass panel The glass panel may only be removed by properly trained and authorized personnel The glass panel must be held by two perso...

Page 44: ... Cleaning and Disinfection 9 6 Model 3900 Series Forma Chapter 9 ...

Page 45: ...e thoroughly after each cleaning and wipe the surfaces dry Always rub in the direction of the finish polish lines The Thermopane glass door may be cleaned with commercial glass cleaner or with a solution of ammonia and water Maintaining the Humidity Generator Depending on the quality of water used in the humidification system it may be necessary to clean the humidity generator every 2 to 3 months ...

Page 46: ...efficiency it is recommended that the unit be checked and calibrated periodically by a qualified service technician We have qualified service technicians using NIST traceable instruments available in many areas For more information on Preventive Maintenance or Extended Warranties contact Technical Services The following is a condensed list of preventive maintenance requirements See the specified s...

Page 47: ...ions at minimum 10 Inspect and clean the humidity genera tor at minimum 9 Clean refrigeration system condenser 8 Verify defrost cycle for below 10 C operation Change filters under normal conditions Replace filter elements on the dryer if applicable Rebuild solenoid valves on the dryer if applicable Replace repack the desiccant towers on the dryer if applicable Replace the check valve and o rings o...

Page 48: ...terial returned without an RMA number will be refused Maintenance is to be performed by trained personnel only Returns for Repair Prior to returning any materials please contact our Customer Service Department for a Return Materials Authorization number RMA ...

Page 49: ...s thoroughly then disinfect or decontaminate them depending on application Fill in and attach a declaration of decontamination with details on decontamination activities performed to the items that are to be disposed of Warning Contamination Hazard The environmental chamber may have been used for treating and processing infectious substances which may have caused contamination of the environmental...

Page 50: ... Disposal 11 2 Model 3900 Series Forma Chapter 11 ...

Page 51: ... 38 00 x 88 50 x 32 00 Footprint m2 ft2 0 785 8 45 Number of Shelves standard maximum 3 11 6 19 Number of shelf positions 11 19 Shelf material Solid stainless steel reinforced Shelf size W x D mm in 778 x 656 30 62 x 25 81 Shelf surface area m2 ft2 0 5 5 4 Max shelves surface area per chamber m2 ft2 5 5 59 4 9 5 102 6 Loading capacity per shelf slide in out Loading capacity per shelf stationary kg...

Page 52: ...22 C 72 F to accord ing to DIN12880 typical value max value min 0 C 32 F 37 C 99 F 60 C 140 F 65 75 25 30 50 60 110 115 55 60 115 125 Recovery time work space unoccupied door opening 30 sec according to DIN12880 typical value max value min 0 C 32 F 37 C 99 F 60 C 140 F 10 12 10 12 12 14 6 8 3 5 10 12 Temperature stability tem poral mid of work space according to DIN12880 at 20 C to 37 C 68 F to 99...

Page 53: ...c according to DIN12880 typical value max value min 5 C 41 F 80 RH 30 C 86 F 75 RH 60 C 140 F 75 7 9 5 7 10 13 6 8 2 4 10 13 Temperature humidity sta bility temporal mid of work space according to DIN12880 at 20 C to 37 C 68 F 99 F C RH 0 1 5 Temperature uniformity between 25 C to 37 C spatial according to DIN12880 at typical value max value C 0 3 0 4 Calibrated Climate Condi tions Temperature Con...

Page 54: ...0 240 Power line frequency Hz 60 50 60 60 50 60 Power rating without options Measured at ambient temperature of 32 C 82 F W 3300 3600 3300 3600 Max current without options Measured at ambient temperature of 32 C 82 F A 15 0 Power Cord Plug NEMA 14 20P none NEMA 14 20P none Energy consumption without humidity control Measured at ambient temperature of 22 C 72 F typical value max value kWh per day 0...

Page 55: ...Ambient Temperature Range C F 16 32 61 90 Max rel humidity in ser vice at or below 32 C non condensing r F 55 Storage temperature range C F 20 60 68 140 Max humidity in storage non condensing r F 90 Post transport acclimation time h 3 Noise level measuring point device distance of the front side1 0m height 1 6m dB A 48 Heat load to the environ ment W BTU hour 1750 6000 1750 6000 Models Site condit...

Page 56: ... II which is the category used for instruments in installations supplied from a supply comparable to public mains such as hospital and research laboratories and most industrial laboratories expected transient overvoltage is 2500V for a 230V supply 2 Pollution degree describes the amount of conductive pollution present in operating environment Pollution degree 2 assumes that normally only non condu...

Page 57: ...1 Displays 2 Press the Up Arrow until LoC lock appears in the upper display The word Fcty will remain in the lower display Figure 13 1 3 Press the Advance key to scroll through the menus as follows Service must be performed by qualified service personnel only De energize all potential sources of energy to this unit and lockout tagout their controls Lock Factory Press 6 sec Lower display Upper disp...

Page 58: ...ter of the interior chamber 3 Allow approximately 30 minutes for the environmental chamber to stabilize 4 Press Up and Down Arrow keys simultaneously for 3 seconds The word OPEr appears in the lower display 5 Press Down Arrow until Ai appears in the upper display 6 Press the Advance key until i CA appears in the lower display Press Up or Down Arrow key to either add or subtract an offset value Thi...

Page 59: ... zero a click indicates that all power to the door is shut off If turned past 100 a similar click indicates that the heat is set at maximum Figure 13 2 Door Heater Control Initially the units leave the factory with the dial set at 40 If desired the amount of heat can later be reduced until moisture appears on the door However in fluctuating ambient conditions it is recommended that a minimum of 40...

Page 60: ...h 1 2 Open end wrench Sponge cleaning materials 1 Remove all contents from the environmental chamber turn it off and disconnect from power source 2 Turn off the valve supplying the sterile distilled water 3 From the stepladder remove the eight screws securing the top of the environmental chamber cabinet 4 When the steam generator has cooled remove the four thumbscrews and wingnuts Figure 13 3 Figu...

Page 61: ...use any type of chloride cleaner A bristle brush may be needed for stubborn rust and scale Also clean the inside of the steam tube using a test tube brush Repeat cleaning with soap and water as necessary 10 Reassembe in reverse order being sure to align the heater with the reference mark Center the can within the housing and the gasket with the can opening CO2 Controller Calibration If it should b...

Page 62: ...lay 6 Press the ADVANCE key until c Pd appears in the lower display 7 Press the UP and or DOWN arrow keys to set the value in the upper display 8 Press the ADVANCE key until ti appears in the lower display 9 Press the UP and or DOWN arrow keys to set the value in the upper display 10 Press the ADVANCE key until td appears in the lower display 11 Press the UP and or DOWN arrow keys to set the value...

Page 63: ...per display 4 Press the ADVANCE key once lower display reads OtPt and upper display 1 5 Press the up arrow key once lower display reads OtPt upper display 2 6 Press the ADVANCE key The lower display reads o Lo Press the up arrow key until the upper display reads 10 7 Press the INFINITY key several times until the control returns to normal display Auto Tune Procedure The procedure for changing PID ...

Page 64: ...FF JC 0 P Acr nonE Ent2 oFF Ai SEn rO IH dEC 0 0 SEn oFF 1 i CA rt L 3 1 i CA FiL 0 5 1 Ain FiL 2 0 1 Ain i Er oFF 1 i Er i Er oFF 1 i Er dEC 0 Lnr Fn oFF Fn oFF Pu Fn oFF Fn oFF FiL 0 0 FiL 0 0 dio dir oFF dir oFF Fn 0 0 Fn 0 0 TEMPERATURE CONFIGURATION RECORD WATLOW PM8 Ai 1 Ai 2 Lnr 1 Lnr 2 AC Pu in version 10 firmware MODELS JOB NUMBER Operations Page Press UP and DN keys for 3 sec 3911 3913 3...

Page 65: ...L C_F C gSE oFF C LEd both d ti 0 AC LF 60 Si A 5 ZonE oFF Usr S nonE r tyP ti Si b 6 ChAn oFF Usr r nonE P tyP StPt Pot i 0 d PrS 1 CoM Ad S 1 MAP 1 nU S yES rtC hoUr Min doW LoC LoC o 2 PAS E oFF SLoC 1 LoC P 3 rLoC 1 CUSt PAr AC Pu PAr AC SP PAr P ACr PAr nonE Displays current controller value Display only LOC sould be set at 5 until factory testing and calibration is complete This is a calibra...

Page 66: ...Fn nonE Fi 0 LooP h AG Pid 1 db 1 0 0 L dE no SP hi 100 0 C Ag Pid t tUn no rP oFF 1 o SP 24 0 C Cr oFF 1 A tSP 100 L SP 0 0 0 1 C M Auto 1 h Pb 6 0 6 t Agr Cr it h SP 100 0 100 1 c Pb 3 8 4 P dL 0 0 1 C SP 1 ti 51 UFA 0 1 id S 75 0 75 1 td 8 FAiL USEr SP Lo 100 0 otPt r Lo 0 Fn CooL Fn hEAt o ty MA r hi 100 o tb 10 0 o Ct utb Fn rMt o CA o Lo 0 o Lo 0 r Sr Ai o hi 100 o hi 100 Fi 1 S Lo 4 00 Fn A...

Page 67: ...1 CUSt PAr AC Pu PAr AC SP PAr P ACr PAr nonE Displays current controller value Display only LOC sould be set at 5 until factory testing and calibration is complete This is a calibration factor and will vary from unit to unit Parameter in parenthesis are seen in version 11 00 and later firmware controls 1 Indicates parameters added in version 11 00 control firmware Not present in ver 10 00 CUSt 1 ...

Page 68: ...i 1 S Lo 4 00 ALM A ty Pr AL 1 A Lo 1 0 A dSP on A ty oFF Sr A Ai 1 A hi 21 1 A dL 0 A hy 0 3 A LA nLAt 1 A St A ty oFF A Lg AL o A bl oFF A Sd both A Si on A ty oFF FUn LEv high Fn SiL Fi 1 gLbL C_F C ZonE oFF d ti 0 AC LF 60 ChAn oFF Usr S nonE C LEd oFF d PrS 1 Usr r nonE CoM Ad S 1 MAP 1 nU S yES LoC LoC o 2 PAS E oFF rLoC 1 SLoC 1 CUSt PAr AC Pu PAr AC SP PAr nonE Displays current controller ...

Page 69: ...1 A Lo 1 0 A dSP on A ty oFF Sr A Ai 1 A hi 21 1 A dL 0 A hy 0 3 A LA nLAt 1 A St A ty oFF A Lg AL o A bl oFF A Sd both A Si on A ty oFF FUn LEv high Fn SiL Fi 1 gLbL C_F C ZonE oFF d ti 0 AC LF 60 ChAn oFF Usr S nonE C LEd oFF d PrS 1 Usr r nonE CoM Ad S 1 MAP 1 nU S yES LoC LoC o 2 PAS E oFF rLoC 1 SLoC 1 CUSt PAr AC Pu PAr AC SP PAr nonE Displays current controller value Display only LOC sould ...

Page 70: ... Service 13 14 Model 3900 Series Forma Chapter 13 Honeywell Truline Configuration Record ...

Page 71: ...Forma Model 3900 Series 13 15 Service Chapter 13 ...

Page 72: ... Service 13 16 Model 3900 Series Forma Chapter 13 ...

Page 73: ...Forma Model 3900 Series 13 17 Service Chapter 13 ...

Page 74: ... Service 13 18 Model 3900 Series Forma Chapter 13 ...

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