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5. CONTROLLER  FUNCTION  AND  BASIC

OPERATION 

Temperature Setting 

The temperature range is -10~ -

40

Press ‘SET’ for more than 1 second, the screen will show the last set 
temperature

Adjust

or 

to set the temperature as needed 

Press ‘SET’ for over 3 second to save the set and exit the temperature setting

Remark

: the default temperature is -25℃ 

High /Low Temperature Alarm   

 Alarming methods (sound buzzing alarming, light flashing alarming) 

The High temperature alarm will be triggered once the inner temperature is over -5℃

The Low temperature alarm will be triggered once the inner temperature is lower-
30℃

Press any key the alarm will stop

If you have special requirement on the High/ Low Temperature Alarm, please contact the after-
service. 

Sensor Failure alarm   

 Alarming methods (sound buzzing alarming, light flashing alarming) 

Press any key the alarm will stop

Power Failure alarm 

Alarming methods (sound buzzing alarming)

When the mains power off, power failure will be triggered

Controller Discharge 

The controller is equipped with battery , it will keep display the inner temperature for
48 hours when there is power off

Press ‘Fn’ for 5 seconds , the controller will be discharged

Temperature Export 
       

Insert USB disk to the USB port, the screen show ‘UP’ and automatically start upload the 

history temperature recorder into USB, when the screen show ‘ED’, it finish upload.

 

Remark: 

the USB should be FAT32 type, otherwise temperature export will be impacted.

 

Recording interval

 

1~200minutes can be set (default 6 minutes) 
Date saving path :\USB_DATA\YEAR\*.csv ( “*” mean month)

 

Summary of Contents for VS-40W301

Page 1: ...Biomedical freezer VS 40W301...

Page 2: ...DUCT INSTALLATION AND PRECAUTIONS 4 4 START TEST MACHINE 6 5 CONTROLLER FUNCTION AND BASIC OPERATION 7 6 STORAGE NOTES 8 7 MAINTENANCE 9 8 NON FAULT SIGNS 9 9 TROUBLE SHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE...

Page 3: ...contact us for customization The contents of this manual may not be reproduced or used in any form without the written permission of the Company Copyright is reserved The contents of this manual are s...

Page 4: ...y consumption Adopt advanced optimized refrigeration system with good heat dissipation and fast cooling speed Adopt extra thick insulation layer which can effectively reduce cold loss save electricity...

Page 5: ...installation The product is used with the casters adjusted in place and placed on a level ground Handling It shall be done from the bottom when lifting the angle of the inclined surface shall not be...

Page 6: ...e care that the bottom foot does not touch the power cord WARNING The bottom front wheel brake of this series of products need to be locked after moving to the designated position WARNING This series...

Page 7: ...of 4mm2 or more This series of products are strictly prohibited to put into flammable explosive dangerous goods and strong corrosive acid alkali and other items The keys of this series of products ne...

Page 8: ...h Low Temperature Alarm please contact the after service Sensor Failure alarm Alarming methods sound buzzing alarming light flashing alarming Press any key the alarm will stop Power Failure alarm Alar...

Page 9: ...ORAGE NOTES Start the freezer with nothing in it before storing items After entering a stable operation state Best to run empty freezer for more than 4 hours refrigerated items shall be put into the f...

Page 10: ...ost layer will affect the sealing performance and refrigeration performance Please defrost regularly with a defroster and wipe it clean with a dry cloth Use the non corrosive neutral cleaner to clean...

Page 11: ...n a short time Are there too many items in at one time and are the items too hot Is the ambient temperature too high Excessive noise Does the freezer touch walls or other obstacles If you can t judge...

Page 12: ...240 50 250 1 5 I Sound light alarm 1115 670 850 47 VS 25W368 368 10 25 220 240 50 350 1 8 I Sound light alarm 1255 745 853 56 VS 25W568 568 10 25 220 240 50 400 2 I Sound light alarm 1870 745 805 75 V...

Page 13: ...12 Electrical schematic diagram...

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