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T E C A L  4 2 5 H  O P E R A T O R ’ S   M A N U A L

Introduction

Please read all the information in this booklet before using
the unit.

Warning

HIGH TEMPERATURES ARE DANGEROUS: they can cause
serious burns to operators and ignite combustible material.

Techne have taken great care in the design of these units
to protect operators from hazards, but users should pay
attention to the following points:

USE CARE AND WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES TO
PROTECT HANDS;

DO NOT put hot objects on or near combustible
objects;

DO NOT operate the unit close to inflammable liquids
or gases;

DO NOT place any liquid directly in your unit;

At all times USE COMMON SENSE.

Operator Safety

All users of Techne equipment must have available the
relevant literature needed to ensure their safety.

It is important that only suitably trained personnel operate
this equipment, in accordance with the instructions
contained in this manual and with general safety standards
and procedures.  If the equipment is used in a manner not
specified by Techne the protection provided by the
equipment to the user may be impaired.

All Techne units have been designed to conform to
international safety requirements and are fitted with an
overtemperature cutout.  On some models, the cutout is
adjustable and should be set to suit the application.  On all
other models the cutout is preset to protect the unit.

If a safety problem should be encountered, switch off at
the mains socket and remove the plug from the supply.

Installation

1.

All Techne units are supplied with a power cable.  This
may be integral or plug-in.

2.

Before connecting the mains supply, check the voltage
against the rating plate. Connect the mains cable to a
suitable plug according to the table below.  

Note that

the unit must be earthed to ensure proper
electrical safety.

Connections

220/240V

110/120V

Live

Brown

Black

Neutral

Blue

White

Earth

Green/yellow Green

The fused plug supplied with the mains lead for use
in the UK is fitted with the following value fuse to
protect the cable:

230V UK

10 AMP

The fuse in the unit protects the unit and the operator.

Note that units marked 230V on the rating plate work
at 220V; units marked 120V work at 110V.  In both
cases, however, the heating rate will degrade by
approximately 8%.  The rating plate is on the rear of
the unit.

3.

Plug the mains cable into the socket on the rear of the
unit.

4.

Place the unit on a suitable bench or flat workspace,
or in a fume cupboard if required, ensuring that the air
inlet vents on the underside are free from obstruction.

5.

Note that the following symbols may be next to the
indicator lamps on the front panel of the units and have
the following meanings:

: the power indicator

: the heater indicator

: the overtemperature indicator

6.

Symbols on or near the power switch of the unit have
the following meanings:

I

: mains switch On

O

: mains switch Off

After use

When you have finished heating samples, remember that
parts of the unit – the tubes, blocks and associated
accessories – may be very hot. Take the precautions
listed earlier.

Guarantee

The unit is guaranteed against any defect in material or
workmanship for the period specified on the enclosed
guarantee card. This period is from the date of purchase,
and within this period all defective parts will be replaced
free of charge provided that the defect is not the result of
misuse, accident or negligence. Servicing under this
guarantee should be obtained from the supplier.

Notwithstanding the description and specification(s) of
the units contained in the Operator’s Manual, Techne
hereby reserves the right to make such changes as it sees
fit to the units or to any component of the units.

This Manual has been prepared solely for the convenience
of Techne customers and nothing in this Instruction Book
shall be taken as a warranty, condition or representation
concerning the description, merchantability, fitness for
purpose or otherwise of the units or components.

User maintenance

NOTE THAT THIS EQUIPMENT SHOULD ONLY BE
DISMANTLED BY PROPERLY TRAINED PERSONNEL.

REMOVING THE SIDE, FRONT OR REAR PANELS EXPOSES
POTENTIALLY LETHAL MAINS VOLTAGES.

THERE ARE NO USER MAINTAINABLE PARTS WITHIN THE
EQUIPMENT.

In the unlikely event that you experience any problems
with your unit which cannot easily be remedied, you
should contact your supplier and return the unit if
necessary.  Please include any details of the fault observed
and remember to return the unit in its original packing.
Techne accept no responsibility for damage to units which
are not properly packed for shipping: if in doubt, contact
your supplier.  See the Decontamination Certificate supplied
with your unit.

1.

Cleaning

Before cleaning your unit ALWAYS disconnect from
the power supply and allow to cool below 50° C.
Your unit can be cleaned by wiping with a damp soapy
cloth.  Care should be exercised to prevent water from
running inside the unit.  Do not use abrasive cleaners.

2.

Fuses

Your unit is protected by one or two fuses.  These
should only be changed by suitably qualified personnel.
If the fuses blow persistently, a serious  fault is
indicated and you may need to return the unit to your
supplier for repair.

Contact Information

For technical, sales or servicing information, contact your
local Techne dealer or,

Techne,  Duxford,

Cambridge,  CB2 4PZ,  United Kingdom.

Telephone:

+44(0)1223  832401

Fax:

+44(0)1223 836838

Service:

+44(0)1223 836950  Out of office hours

e-mail:

[email protected]

Web site:

www.techne.com

or,

Techne Inc, 3 Terri Lane,

Suite 10,  Burlington,

New Jersey 08016, USA.

Telephone:

609-589-2560

Toll free:

800-225-9243 ext 306

Fax:

609-589-2571

e-mail:

[email protected]

Web site:

www.techneusa.com

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Страница 3: ...10 Working conditions 10 THE FRONT PANEL 11 Front panel controls 12 When you switch on 15 Configure Menu 15 MANUALMODE 16 PROGRAM MODE 17 Run Program 17 New Program 18 Program Running Display 19 Swit...

Страница 4: ...PAGE 2 T E C A L 4 2 5 H O P E R A T O R S M A N U A L...

Страница 5: ...control andlaboratoryuse EN 61010 2 010 1995 Particular requirements for laboratory equipment for the heating ofmaterials I have made all reasonable enquiries regarding the unit stated and its confor...

Страница 6: ...the overtemperature indicator 6 Symbols on or near the power switch of the unit have the following meanings I mains switch On O mains switch Off After use When you have finished heating samples remem...

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Страница 9: ...deben cambiarlos personal debidamente capacitado Si los fusibles se fundieran repetidamente esto indicar a una aver a grave y puede que tuviera que devolverle el aparato a su proveedor para su repara...

Страница 10: ...th the battery should never go flat as it is trickle charged from the internal electronics If the unit is not used for a long period over six months we advise that the unit is connected to the mains e...

Страница 11: ...TEMPERATURES ARE DANGEROUS they can cause serious burns to operators and ignite combustible material Techne have taken great care in the design of these units to protect operators from hazards but ope...

Страница 12: ...C to 100 C 752 F to 182 F Programmable ramp rate 0 1 to 10 C min 0 2 to 18 F min Switch Test Yes Fan cooling Automatic Comms Port 9way D type bi directional RS232 Dimensions Height 272mm 10 7 Width 1...

Страница 13: ...membrane keypad an alphanumeric LCD panel an LED display and three LEDs The LCD panel can display up to four lines of characters and shows the parameters for the selected mode or the options available...

Страница 14: ...ough the letters ABCD The UP ARROW key The key allows the operator to move up the current sub menu This key can also be used to increase numeric values in some fields Where a word can be entered then...

Страница 15: ...within the data field Where a word can be entered then successive presses of this key will toggle through the lettersVWXYZ The PAUSE Button Except when the Ramp Rate is set the MAX the PAUSE key allo...

Страница 16: ...s If the block temperature is above the set temperature then the indicator will be off as the heater is not getting any power Over Temperature Indicator If the unit should for any reason exceed the te...

Страница 17: ...t the cursor on configure then press the ENTER key MAIN MENU manualmode programmode configure The following screen will appear CONFIGURE Switch no yes Hold Temperature C F userprobe no yes Use the ENT...

Страница 18: ...either the switch nor the probe options are on Hold yes temperature 200 0 C ramp rate MAX hold time HOLD If the switch option is on yes temperature 200 0 C ramp rate 2 0 C min hold time 9 2 min switch...

Страница 19: ...ou to the MAIN MENU Use the keys to move to option you require Press the ENTER key when you have selected the option you want The three options are explained in the next sections Run Program If you ha...

Страница 20: ...steps is limited by the amount of program memory available and the maximum value will be set automatically If there is no data memory available the save data option will not be shown Set the fields i...

Страница 21: ...and the display will go to XXXX_PRG step 01 01 loop 01 01 switch o c If you press the ENTER key while this screen is displayed except in Pause Made see below the screen will return to the appropriate...

Страница 22: ...pt when the Ramp Rate is set to MAX the run is put into pause mode and the letter P appears at the bottom right hand corner of the display Either stop the run by pressing the ON OFF key to return the...

Страница 23: ...RAM name TEST_PRG Pressing the ESC key in this screen will return you to the Program Mode without deleting a program Use the keys to find the program you want to delete Press the ENTER key to select i...

Страница 24: ...ive build up of moisture will occur which may cause damage to the interior of the unit After Use 1 When you have finished heating samples remember that parts of the unit inserts and associated accesso...

Страница 25: ...matter which unit is powered up first RS232 9 way PC serial port ON OFF switch Fuses Power inlet The following table indicates the cable specifications for a 9 way PC serial port Calibrator PC 9 way f...

Страница 26: ...our supplier General fault finding Over temperature cutout Your Tecal unit is fitted with two independent circuits to protect it from overheating The unit constantly checks that the block temperature...

Страница 27: ...than the value indicated on the unit serious damage or personal injury may result Replacement parts Each unit is supplied with an extraction tool a carrying case and a mains cable The following parts...

Страница 28: ...cation AluminiumInserts Immersion depth 114 3 mm or 4 5 NUMBER PROBE DIAMETER METRIC FINSALA 5 off 6mm FINSALB 1 off each 10mm 8mm 6mm 4 5mm 3mm FINSALC 2 off 6mm 2 off 10mm FINSALD 2 off 6mm 2 off 12...

Страница 29: ...s within 2 C of the set point temperature Pause When you press the PAUSE button the program halts but maintains the block at the temperature reached immediately before the key was pressed Note that it...

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