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Please note: if the user desires to replace the Purge reagents before
their counter reaches the preset limit, it will be necessary to reset the
counter by the “Zero Resetting Single Counter” function
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7 . 8 – C C W ( P
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When the ATP™ is delivered to your location, the temperature of the CCW (stations
11 to 14) is preset to the default value of 60°C. This default can be modified in the
Other Settings /Functions section of the RMS Setup menu. The allowed temperature
range for paraffin in the CCW is from 50°C to 60°C.
At the start of any process, the default temperature of the CCW is reset to be the
same as the retort temperature set for the paraffin waxes in that process (if they
differ). At the end of a process, the CCW temperature will return to the default value
selected in the RMS Setup menu.
It is important to note that if the instrument is completely reset (as
explained in Chapter 7 – Alarms) this default CCW temperature will
return to 60°C.
7 . 9 – C
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The charcoal filters are consumable items administered by the
RMS . The
percentage indicator (amount of usage) is visible on the MAIN and SETUP menus
(with 0% representing a new filter and 100% representing an expended filter). When
the filters reach or exceed their preset limits, the
RMS will prompt the user to replace
them at the same time they are prompted to replace reagents.
The charcoal filters should be replaced anytime after 60 processes but under no
circumstances more than 120 processes based upon the following factors:
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Without use of the WPC, replace every 90 to 120 processes.
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With use of the WPC, replace every 60 to 90 processes.
These values are somewhat approximate because they can vary due to:
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Environmental factors (humidity, temperature)
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The duration of the processes
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The application of vacuum (or pressure) on all the processing steps
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The frequency of agitation of the reagents