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If you have problems using the unit, follow these general procedures to track down the cause from the symp-

toms you are experiencing. If an error message appears on the display, refer to the specific error in this chart.

If the problem is not resolved using the table below, contact Technical Support at 1-800-553-0039.

Problem

Possible Cause

No power indication

Unit not plugged in; no power at the outlet; incorrect power (make

sure outlet matches label on back of unit); defective power cord;

defective power switch or fuse (s) (call Technical Support).

No heating

Setpoint or backup not set properly; defective heater or controller

(call Technical Support).

Always heating

Defective controller (call Technical Support).

Very slow heating of samples

Empty tank or extremely low liquid level in tank (add liquid to the tank

to improve heating).

Unit heating up slower than

Defective controller (call Technical Support).

normal

Alarm light on constantly

Setpoint or backup not set properly; defective primary controller

(call Technical Support).

Display not correct

Temperature F or C set in error; temperature not calibrated (perform

calibration procedure with thermometer); defective controller

(call Technical Support).

Erratic operation

Broken internal electrical connection; defective heater or controller

(call Technical Support).

Error Message: E1

Failure of temperature sensor or controller (call Technical Support).

Error Message: E2

Failure of controller (call Technical Support).

Display shows LLLL at power-up

Wrong voltage; controller not set up properly (call Technical Support).

Troubleshooting

Summary of Contents for Precision WB159910-33

Page 1: ...Precision Water Bath Catalog No WB159915 WB161015S WB160025 WB160535 WB160635 WB160745 WB160855 WB159910 33 WB161010S 33 WB160020 33 WB160530 33 WB160630 33 WB160740 33 WB160850 33 LTM1599X1 7 8 08...

Page 2: ...n 8 Repositioning the Control Panel 9 Filling the Unit 10 Controls and Indicators 10 Operation 12 Power Up 12 Setting the Temperature Units to F or C 13 Setting the Temperature Setpoint 13 Setting the...

Page 3: ...cessor controlled for precise temperatures and reliable trouble free operation Dual thermostats one controlling the set point temperature and the other operating as a safety virtually eliminate the po...

Page 4: ...on the front panel for easy access To assure set point security the tempera ture can only be changed by entering a specific set menu first This ensures that the set point cannot be accidental ly alter...

Page 5: ...ounded power plug Use only properly grounded outlets to avoid a shock hazard This unit is not rated for use in hazardous atmospheres Do not continue to operate the bath if the tempera ture control fai...

Page 6: ...with proper ventilation Use the cover to reduce evaporation and to permit reaching higher temperatures Hot liquids pose a burn hazard Be careful not to reach into the bath when it contains hot liquid...

Page 7: ...ee 2 IEC 664 CE Products meet the relevant EC harmonized stan dards for safety IEC1010 1 EN61010 and EMC EN55014 EN55104 EN61000 4 2 4 4 4 6 4 11 and ENV50140 Applies to 230V units only 7 Specificatio...

Page 8: ...s Provide an adequate source of power Check the label on the back of the unit for voltage and current requirements Provide adequate clearance to insert samples Be level fixed and capable of supporting...

Page 9: ...positioned on the side or the front of the unit in order to achieve the best use of available bench space To change the position of the control panel follow these steps 1 Turn off the unit and discon...

Page 10: ...period 5 If using water algicide may be added to reduce algae formation Follow the instructions supplied with the algicide Controls and Indicators All controls and indicators are located on the front...

Page 11: ...e if you do not touch any control for a few seconds Set When in the normal mode of operation allows you to change the temperature setpoint When in the _C_F mode allows you to change the temperature un...

Page 12: ...ring this time the dis play will show the unit s capacity in liters 2 When the unit has completed its self test it will maintain the bath at the last setpoint tempera ture The Heat indicator will ligh...

Page 13: ...ee the current set point The Program indicator illuminates to show that this is the setpoint If this setpoint is correct there is no need to change the setting The display will return to normal operat...

Page 14: ...1 setting the Safety higher Calibrating the Unit To check the accuracy of the unit clip a certified ther mometer not supplied with water bath to the side of the bath as described in the installation i...

Page 15: ...ur the liquid from the unit into an appropriate disposal container 3 If you have any other size water bath allow the unit to cool and use the hand pump to empty the unit into an appropriate disposal c...

Page 16: ...r call Technical Support Very slow heating of samples Empty tank or extremely low liquid level in tank add liquid to the tank to improve heating Unit heating up slower than Defective controller call T...

Page 17: ...Hinge rim for 2S 5 10 20 liter SPN102459 Clip thermometer for 2L shallow SPN102423 Clip thermometer all except 2LS SPN102424 Microbicide 8 oz Bottle 13 641 337 Pump Siphon SPN102391 Controller PC boa...

Page 18: ...18 Schematics...

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Page 20: ...misuse including use inconsistent with written operating instructions for the product mishandling contamination overheating modification or alteration of the product by any customer or third party or...

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