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ElectraCOOL™ LA600 USER’S MANUAL
ADVANCED THERMOELECTRIC · PO Box 7091 · Nashua, NH 03060
Toll free: 1 (866) 665-5434 · (603) 888-2467 · fax: (603) 724-6740 · e-mail: sales@americool.com
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1. INTRODUCTION:
ElectraCOOL™ brand recirculating liquid chillers, are designed to provide liquid
cooling, heating or temperature stabilization for a wide range of applications
such as Medical Equipment, Laser/ Electro-Optics, Semiconductor, Laboratory,
Aquariums and any other use that requires the efficient movement of heat to or
from something greater than forced convection or other methods can provide.
The cooling capacity of our line of chillers ranges from 150 to 800 watts,
sufficient to meet a variety of cooling requirements. Each is designed to work in
“close loop” systems, which separate the coolant within the “loop” from ambient
influences so that the object or item/s that are cooled, heated or stabilized quite
precisely, are done so by a clean pure liquid coolant. All ElectraCOOL™ brand
chillers are compact and quiet.
This Operations and Maintenance Manual (OMM) provides the necessary
information for the proper installation, operation and maintenance of your new
ElectraCOOL™
LA800 chiller. We also make recommendations on how to
operate your chiller most efficiently. Failure to comply with any part of this
Manual could result in voiding the warranty (see section 9)
Symbols Used on the Electra COOL LA 600
Attention: See accompanying Documents:
WARNING: Electrical Shock Hazard
Type B Applied Part
Protection by Ground
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INCOMING INSPECTION:
Our chillers are designed, built and packaged to withstand the shock and vibration
normally associated with shipment by common carrier. Occasionally improper handling
during shipment causes damage to the contents. This can include anything from
excessive vibration, crushing, puncturing the box, etc. so a thorough inspection should
be conducted upon receipt of every shipment. Any packaging tears, dents, scratches and
loose articles are signs of damage and should be noted on carrier’s shipping documents
accompanying the shipment. Packages should be opened promptly and units inspected
for concealed damage.
An immediate claim must be filed with the freight carrier
and an inspection requested . Retain all packing materials. Advanced Thermoelectric
cannot be responsible for Consignee’s failure to file a timely freight claim. If possible
save the box and shipping materials your chiller arrives in should service be required in
the future.