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OPERATION
WARNING: 1.
To avoid injury do not use flammable solvents with this
equipment, as fire or explosion may result. This equipment contains
components that may ignite such materials.
WARNING: 2.
Do not introduce oil into this bath as the concentrated
heat energy may result in Pyrolysis (Chemical Decomposition by
Heat).
OPERATING THE HEATER CIRCULATOR
1) Ensure that the heater circulator is located as previously described, refer to
the index, LOCATION, Page 2.
2) Fill the bath with cool *clean water to a minimum of 80mm above the element.
* - Refer to Page 4 section Maintenance for details on water condition and
compatibility with stainless steel.
Warning:
This equipment contains components rated
at 240V AC. Ensure that it is secure and the control
enclosure will not contact water.
3) Connect the electrical lead into a 10 Amp 240 Volt 50Hz GPO (General
Purpose Outlet).
4) Select the desired operating temperature at the control knob
Caution:
Contact with hot fluid/vapours, bath surfaces
or product under evaluation may result in personal
injury, ensure appropriate protective equipment and
procedures are applied at all times.
5) Turn the power outlet (GPO) and the heater circulator switch to the ON
position and allow sufficient time for the water to stabilise.
6) When the water has stabilised, check the temperature with a mercury in glass
thermometer (or similar) and adjust the control knob setting if necessary.
7) Optional – Support Bracket – TUSB
a)
The bracket is attached at the rear of the heater control case using the
bolt and washers supplied.
b)
With the bracket attached, position the heater circulator over the edge
of the bath, with the flat face of the bracket to the inside of the bath.
Slowly tighten the screwed adjuster until the circular pad is held firm
against the outside of the bath.
