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Section 6  

Operation

Caution

Do not use in the presence of flammable or combustible materials

or explosive gases. Do not use in the presence of pressurized or sealed
containers - fire or explosion may result, causing death or severe injury. 

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Caution

Do not heat any substance above a temperature which will cause

it to emit toxic fumes - death or severe injury may result. 

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Caution

Do not operate the oven at temperatures above the upper limit

(220°C) stated in this manual; doing so will void the warranty. 

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Caution

When the oven is operating at high temperatures, do not touch

the surfaces of the oven; they become quite warm. 

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If it is necessary to set temperature before loading the oven, turn the power
switch ON and note that the power switch is lit. Rotate the thermostat
knob to approximate the desired setting. The heater indicator status lamp
will remain lit until the chamber temperature approaches the thermostat
setting. Wait several heat cycles until the temperature has stabilized.

Check the dial thermometer and rotate the thermostat knob clockwise to
raise the setpoint or counterclockwise to lower it, as required. After oven
temperature has stabilized, check the dial thermometer again and make
further thermostat adjustments until the thermometer consistently shows
the desired operating temperature. Turn the power switch OFF and allow
the oven to cool down, or if a batch is ready for baking, the oven can be
loaded immediately.

Small Vacuum Oven

6-1

VWR Collection

Temperature Control

Summary of Contents for 89508-424

Page 1: ...User Manual VWR Collection Model 89508 424 Small Vacuum Oven Operating and Maintenance Manual 7006290 Rev 0...

Page 2: ...VWR Collection MANUAL NUMBER 7006290 0 10 7 13 Original ccs REV ECR ECN DATE DESCRIPTION By Preface Small Vacuum Oven i...

Page 3: ...djustments and maintenance must be performed by qualified service personnel s Material in this manual is for information purposes only The contents and the product it describes are subject to change w...

Page 4: ...and the equipment that has been put on the market after 13 August 2005 This product is required to comply with the European Union s Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive 2002 96 EC It i...

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Page 6: ...Thermometer Placement 4 2 Shelving 4 2 Features 5 1 Control Panel 5 1 Topside of Oven 5 2 Operation 6 1 Temperature Control 6 1 Purging the Chamber with Inert Gas 6 2 Vacuum Control 6 2 Loading the O...

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Page 8: ...ontrol panels include a lighted power switch temperature control dial and heat indicating light The vacuum control and release valves are on top of the oven Vacuum levels are precisely controlled betw...

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Page 10: ...ance with local electrical codes It is most important that the user follow installation instructions exactly as written Failure to do so is likely to lead to improper operation erroneous calibrations...

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Page 12: ...C in 5 C increments Dimensions Interior 8 W x 12 D x 8 H 20 x 30 x 20 cm Exterior 17 W x 16 D x 17 3 8 H 43 x 41 x 44 cm Volume 0 44 cubic feet 12 5 liters Net Weight 57 lbs 26 kg Environmental Condit...

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Page 14: ...hipment absolves the carrier from any liability for damage You must call for a damage inspection promptly Place the oven near an electrical outlet meeting the requirements stated on the name plate and...

Page 15: ...plied with a 3 wire line cord It should be plugged into an outlet supplying the correct voltage for the unit and designed for 3 prong plugs For an outlet designed to accept 2 prong ungrounded plugs th...

Page 16: ...ATURE CONTROL DIAL This thermostat controls the temperature of the oven While the dial scale of 0 to 10 does not indicate the actual temperature settings and is for REFERENCE ONLY it does allow the us...

Page 17: ...ge dial indicator located between the two topside ports this gauge is scaled down from 0 to 30 inches of mercury It indicates the level of vacuum in the chamber 7 VACUUM RELEASE PORT Located on the ri...

Page 18: ...t temperature before loading the oven turn the power switch ON and note that the power switch is lit Rotate the thermostat knob to approximate the desired setting The heater indicator status lamp will...

Page 19: ...establish the original level by repeating Steps 2 and 3 Some applications call for replacing the vacuum with an inert gas while the bake continues Use only noncorrosive nonflammable gases such as nit...

Page 20: ...chamber as soon as possible to prevent them from being baked on When the oven is cool use hot soapy water and a soft cloth to clean the 304 stainless steel chamber Do not use scouring pads with metall...

Page 21: ...screws insulation from the back and the oven housing The oven housing is held by screws around the bottom edges Lift it off and remove the rest of the insulation Unscrew the heater brace nuts to remo...

Page 22: ...VWR International LLC Radnor Corporate Center Building One Suite 200 100 Matsonford Road Radnor Pennsylvania 19087 United States 610 386 1700 www vwrsp com...

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