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6.1 Operation without core temperature sensor:
Turn on the device by pressing the green light pressure switch. You can then put it
into operation by touching the ON/OFF button on the Touch panel. The target tem-
perature can now be set with the arrow keys between 40 and 110°C.
ON/OFF Increase target temperature To reduce target temperature
The display switches between target and actual temperature until the desired value is
reached. The target temperature is indicated by a luminous point behind the last digit.
After reaching the set temperature, the device maintains it in a range of +/- 2°C.
Soll-Temperature Actual-Temperature
Different icons appear at the last point of the display. These have the following
meaning:
Temperature too low Temperature in setpoint Temperature too high
6.2 Operation with core temperature sensor:
If you want to work with the supplied core temperature sensor, it must first be con-
nected to the corresponding socket in the front panel. To do this, the protective cap
must be opened by turning. Now the sensor can be plugged in. By pressing the op-
tion button, the core temperature appears in the display. This is indicated by a small c
behind the temperature. If the sensor is not connected or defective only appears - c in
the display.
Option Core temperature of missing core temperature sensor ON/OFF
The core temperature is only visually displayed and has no influence on the set tar-
get temperature. As soon as the core temperature has approached the target tempera-
ture at 2°C, a beep tone is emitted at intervals. This can be acknowledged by briefly
tapping the ON/OFF button.
7.1 Description of Hazard Symbols
General danger symbol